It can also infuse them with color, courtesy of a tea rinse.
Rooibos and hibiscus are both known for their vibrant ruby shades.
If you’ve got blonde on the brain and your head, reach for pure, herbal chamomile tea.
If you’re using loose tea, you might use a diffuser or add it to the water.
Let everything steep for about five minutes, saysHairlove, stirring the water now and then.
Remove the bags or strain the tea, then let the liquid cool to lukewarm or room temperature.
If you’re adding lemon juice, you’ve got the option to do it now.
To apply the rinse to your hair, you have a couple of options.
Add the rinse to a spray bottle, then mist over your washed, dry hair and distribute evenly.
Cover your hair with a plastic shower cap or wrap, and let soak for 30-45 minutes.
