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"Keep your hair happy with an at-home treatment for a fall festival-worthy pumpkin hair mask. Don't let the cooler weather rob your hair of needed moisture by fighting back with this mask full of essential nutrients. Along with honey, a natural humectant that seals in moisture, star ingredient pumpkin revitalizes dull strands to create a gorgeous sheen. \n\n\"Pumpkin is rich in Vitamin A, which is extremely good for the scalp, and you get the natural goodness straight from the source when applied directly,\" explains Kyle White, lead colorist at Oscar Blandi Salon. \"Similar to bananas and avocado, pumpkin is a rich source of potassium\u2014a nutrient that is especially useful in promoting the re-growth of hair. Pumpkin is also especially good for moisturizing dry or damaged hair. Try this recipe for a pumpkin conditioner, it's a delicious indulgence for your hair.\"\n\n What You Need:\n\n 2 cups cooked pumpkin\n\n 1 Tablespoon coconut oil\n\n 1 Tablespoon honey\n\n 1 Tablespoon yogurt\n\n How To Make Your Mask:\n\n Step One: In a food processor or blender, puree the pumpkin and yogurt. \n\n Step Two: Add the coconut oil and honey ensuring that the mixture is smooth. \n\n Step Three: Apply the mixture to damp hair and cover hair with a plastic cap. Let it sit for fifteen minutes. \n\n Step Four: Wash out thoroughly using your everyday shampoo and conditioner, and style as usual."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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