Hair Treatments to Rescue Your Hair

Looking to tackle pesky hair concerns without blowing your budget? These easy, affordable treatments all use household remedies that you probably already have at home. While some may utilize your blender — check out the banana mask below — others are as simple as a single ingredient that will get your hair style ideas, whether you suffer from dry hair, fine hair, an itchy scalp, or dandruff.

Just because that silky-smooth blowout takes an hour at your salon doesn’t mean you can’t recreate it in 5 or 10 minutes at home (seriously). The key to mastering the perfect at-home blowout is using a great round brush, which pulls your hair taught to keep it smooth, shiny, and glossy. Oh, and a decent hairspray won’t hurt, either.

If you aren't a DIY'er, don't stress: We've also included shoppable options to cure your hair woes. Either way, you'll have lust-worthy hair in no time.I am the resident lazy person of my friend group, but if you saw my hair every day, you probably wouldn’t know it. Seriously, by the time I’m finally done snoozing my alarm in the a.m., I have about five or ten minutes before I need to get my ass out the door, which gives me just enough time to put together one of the ~many~ easy, lazy hairstyles I’ve perfected over the years.

This sleek, twisted-bun hairstyle is so dang pretty, there’s no way people will believe you put it together in 10 minutes flat. Make sure you have a gel wax on hand before starting this hairstyle, as it’s key to keeping this style locke

Okay, you definitely already know how to throw your hair into a ponytail, but this easy look is the fluffier, prettier version of your go-to. If you’ve got thin, fine hair, you’ll want to use a teasing comb and a mist of hairspray to create some volume before you secure your ponytail. Have longer hair? Make sure you pick up these high-pony essentials: