I remember the first time I tried to make flaxseed gel. My natural hair was so parched and I’d finally come to the conclusion that store-bought hair milks and creams just weren’t going to cut it. So, ...

If you have dry, frizzy hair and feel like you’ve tried everything, a new trend gaining steam may be the solution you’ve been searching for — and it’s tinier than your pinky nail. Flaxseed is one of ...

A woman on TikTok claims that her DIY flaxseed gel gives her similar effects to Botox. Doctors deny that’s possible. People have long searched for easy and cheap hacks that will stop the clock on ...

Whether you call them baby hairs or edges, NaturAll’s website says that their Flaxseed Gel Edge Control With Yogurt aims to check every box regarding what you’d want in a product for styling your ...

(NEW YORK) — The latest trend to take hold on TikTok boasts flaxseed gel as a slimy addition to beauty routines, but medical experts are advising against it, saying it lacks scientific basis. Hundreds ...

Flaxseed gel offers hydration, smoother texture, and antioxidant benefits, making it a valuable addition to skincare routines. While it can't replicate Botox's muscle-relaxing effects on dynamic ...

Most people have heard of flax seeds when it comes to ingesting them and no doubt about it, flax seeds are good for you. The two basic types are brown and golden and they can come ground or whole.

In a bowl, take ⅓ cup water and a tablespoon of flaxseed and bring it to boil. Stir it well. Now, pass the flaxseed water through a strainer to separate the seeds. Voila, your gel is ready! In a bowl, ...

Incorporate flaxseed into your hair care routine and embrace the transformation towards silky, manageable hair. Consult your doctor for personalised advice.