Celtic Sea Salt for Hair (Saltwater & Healthy Hair)

The benefits of using sea salt in hair care go beyond its association with texturising sprays. Celtic Sea Salt is the purest Salt, totally unprocessed, full of minerals, it's the one to choose. So we will explain why introducing sea salt into regular scalp care, such as through the use of a scrub, can be incredibly beneficial. The rich natural, grey salt particles act as a gentle exfoliant, removing excess oils and build-up from the roots. By its absorbent nature, it also effectively controls excess oil production as a weekly detox. Regular use can improve scalp health, allowing hair to reach full potential. Additionally, massaging sea salt into the roots stimulates blood flow and encourages necessary nutrients and hormones for healthy growth. Enriched with magnesium, potassium, and selenium, sea salt aids in promoting strong and healthy hair growth and clarifying the scalp.

By misting Celtic Sea Salt with a sprayer or massaging the brine into your locks, you can achieve a chic tousled effect. It opens up the hair's cuticles and increases its substance, which gives thick manes more volume and lighter feel for fines strands. The outcome mimics nature, so it barely shows that you've applied anything. It's the right choice for individuals who dislike the sensation of gels and creams in hair. For more texture and detail, you may add the company's texture paste. Salt sprays excellently produce laid-back surfer hairdos mostly best for long, free, and unstructured hairstyles. But remember it's not just the look, there is a deep effect that is organically promoting the health of your hair.

The Benefits of Celtic Sea Salt for Hair

Saltwater from your nearest sea or making your own Celtic Sea Salt mix to spray or pour onto your hair offers several benefits for hair. Celtic Sea Salt Water...

• Absorbs excess oil.
• Soothes irritated scalps.
• Exfoliates dead skin cells.
• Adds volume to hair.
• Promotes hair growth.

How to Create & Apply

• Boil enough water to fill a bowl of water.
• The water should be clean and pure, not tap water.
• Add 1-2 teaspoons - 5-10g of Celtic Sea Salt and mix into the water.
• Scoop with hands and massage into hair.
• Alternatively put into a sprayer and spray liberally into hair.
• Massage in for a few minutes and let it sit for another 5 mins.
• Now you can leave it in and let it dry naturally, or rinse with pure, cold water (not tap).
• Some days add a moisturiser afterwards.
• Repeat this a few days a week, do not do this daily.

Celtic Sea Salt is and you will see a natural ingredient that can have positive effects on your hair, when properly used. However, there is debate about its effectiveness due to its tendency to dehydrate hair when applied alone. But don't let that make you think to get one of those Sea Salt Sprays, many if not all the ones I've seen of sea salt-based hair styling products contain harsh alcohol, leading to dryness. But it doesn't stop there, I literally have no idea what all those crazy ingredients are or what they do. But I wash my hair in our Bergamot Pulp and Kaffir Lime leaves, so I'm really going for it on the natural path to healthy hair. So below I'll just give some other ideas to help really nourish your hair after you've just harnessed the benefits of Celtic Sea Salt on it.

First off always wash your hair with cold water, this doesn't mean you need to shower In cold water, but your hair will respond positively to cold water over hot. Also right now make sure you have a Shower Filter, we have one, but wherever you buy it, just get one now. You need to stop the fluoride and chlorine being blasted on your hair and all through it. Don't take my word for it, look up and find out why cuz that's a whole other article. Castor Oil contains an amino acid called ricinoleic, and its unique ability to infiltrate hair follicles and the scalp leads to impressive results. By regulating the scalp's pH levels, this oil eliminates dandruff and wards off environmental elements that cause damage to the hair.

Olive Oil is chock-full of iron, keratin, and vitamins A, B1, B2, C, D, E, and K, all of which are beneficial for protecting the hair cuticles' outer layer. Of all layers in the hair, the cuticle is the most vulnerable to damage. Hence it is advised to use Extra virgin olive oil, as it is the least processed variety. Apply the oil throughout your hair, comb through it with a wide-toothed comb, cover the hair with a shower cap, let it sit for 15 minutes (overnight options available), wash it out, and dry it not to witness huge reduction in breakage and split ends. Alternatively, Coconut Oil is easily accessible and contains healthy omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E, making it an excellent option for treating dry skin or hair. Its hydrating nature, when applied generously throughout the hair, nourishes and strengthens the hair, reduces oil buildup, and improves its overall health. For better results, rinse your hair with apple cider vinegar before applying coconut-oil and washing it off. I could go on here, but we have a Hair Health section and you could be reading a lot. Let's close this up now and say, Celtic Sea Salt as a Saltwater topical or getting in the sea and using sea water is a hugely beneficial thing to your hair. It just has to be done in moderation and remember to try out one of the natural moisturising methods I listed here and yes there's other choices. But go natural and use Salt , you'll see and feel the difference.