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"Prom&amp;#039;s coming up and the first thing to fantastic hair is getting it smooth, shiny and healthy way in advance. You don&amp;#039;t need to spend big bucks at the salon either. You can do it yourself with ingredients straight from your mom&amp;#039;s pantry! No matter what your pre-prom hair dilemma, we have the recipe to fix it \u2014 stat! Super Shine: Caffeine can intensify your dark locks and make it really stand out! Just brew a pot of non-flavored coffee or strong black tea and soak your hair in it. Comb through, cover your head with a plastic shower cap, and sit for 20-30 minutes. Rinse it out, shampoo and rinse again with cold water to give it super shine! No More Frizz: Mix a banana, \u00BC cantaloupe, two tbsp of yogurt, and one tbsp of olive oil together in a blender. Apply the mixture to damp, unwashed hair and comb through all the way. Let it sit for 20 minutes and then rinse it out. Shampoo and condition your hair. You&amp;#039;ll notice your hair will be way smoother when you style it for prom! Super Strong Ends: Sick of split ends? An avocado mask can help moisturize and repair destroyed hair. Mix together one mashed avocado, \u00BC cup of honey and one can of coconut milk in a bowl. Put it on dry hair, especially over your split ends. Cover with a shower cap and blast the hairdryer over it for five minutes. Let you the mask sit for an additional 30 minutes. Rinse well, but don&amp;#039;t shampoo! Voila \u2014 healthier hair in no time! Bye Bye Dandruff: Mix \u00BD cup of water and \u00BD cup of white vinegar. Put it directly on your scalp and then start shampooing. We recommend doing this twice a week for flake-free locks!  Not only will this cut down your prom budget, but also, it&amp;#039;s a natural way to have healthy, beautiful hair all year round! Do you have any other home recipes to recommend for an amazing mane?   Xoxo, Divya "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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