Why Does Aloe Vera Make Your Hair Hard

 


Aloe vera contains natural properties that can create a temporary stiff or hard feeling on hair when used in large amounts or without proper dilution. It's possible that the aloe vera's gel-like texture dries on your hair, causing it to feel hard. To avoid this, try using a smaller amount of aloe vera or mix it with a moisturizing conditioner or water before applying it to your hair. Experimenting with different ratios might help you achieve the desired results without making your hair feel stiff.

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