6 Easy Homemade Hair Rinse Recipes for Shiny Hair

The problem is as old as women themselves: straight-haired ladies want curls, curly gals want their hair straightened. Blondes want to be redheads and brunettes want to be blondes.

But one thing that all women can (generally) agree on is that healthy, shiny hair looks best! If you, too, want to make your locks shiny and gorgeous, scroll through for some easy, homemade hair rinses:

6 Homemade Hair Rinse Recipes

The yeast in beer plumps up the hair shaft while the hops and malt are said to nourish and stimulate the hair shaft. The result: shinier, more voluminous hair.

Rosemary Guinness Volumizing Hair Rinse by Hello Glow

Add shine and boost highlights with a simple, yet luxurious rinse: champagne. It’s a surprisingly effective beauty ingredient!

Sparkling Clean Hair Rinse by Hello Glow

The caffeine, antioxidants, and catechins found in green tea encourage blood flow and circulation to hair follicles, reduce inflammation, and can ease dandruff. Incorporating green tea into a hair rinse or mask weekly will not only stimulate growth, but will even encourage healthier, shinier tresses.

Green tea hair rinse from Hello Glow

The secret to shiny hair is an herb-infused apple cider vinegar hair rinse. Not only does ACV get rid of the gunky buildup that weighs down hair, but it also makes locks super soft. Plus, by infusing it with hair-boosting herbs, you’ll see lots of extra growth, less flakes and fewer bad hair days to boot.

Apple cider vinegar hair rinse from Hello Glow

Mint cleanses the scalp and helps shed the build up of dead skin in the hair follicles, while stimulating them and encouraging hair growth. After shampooing, spray the scalp and hair until it is evenly soaked through. Leave on for at least 5 minutes before rinsing with cool water.

Mint Rinse to Boost Hair Growth from Hello Glow

Red hair can be so beautiful, and yet so hard to maintain at the same time if it isn’t your natural color. To brighten your red, brew 3-5 rooibos tea bags or a comparable amount of loose leaf tea. Cool completely and pour over your hair. Leave on for up to 30 minutes, rinse and style as usual. This can be done regularly to maintain auburn or red colored hair.