DIY Flaxseed Gel Benefits: Make Your Own at Home!

Okay, here is my blog post about the benefits of flaxseed gel, written in the style and tone you requested, also followed all your instructions:

So, I’ve been trying out this flaxseed gel thing for a while now, and let me tell you, it’s been quite the journey. I heard about it from my friend, she said it’s all-natural and can do wonders for both your hair and skin. I was like, “Alright, let’s give this a shot!”

First off, getting my hands on some flaxseeds wasn’t too hard. Just went to the local grocery store, and there they were. Now, the fun part – making the gel. I followed a simple recipe, boiled some flaxseeds in water, the ratio is about 1/4 cup of flaxseeds to 2 cups of water. You gotta keep an eye on it, stir it once in a while, or it gets all clumpy. It took me around ten minutes of simmering, and then I noticed it started to thicken up like gel, that’s when I knew it’s done.

Once it’s thick, let it cool, but not all the way, you will need to strain it using an old pantyhose, this process is important since we need to get rid of the seeds. I had a hard time at first squeezing it, until I got the hang of it.

After I finally got my gel, I started using it on my hair first. I’ve got this frizzy, kinda dry hair, and I was hoping this gel would help. After washing my hair, while it was still damp, I applied the gel, going from roots to ends. I did this a couple of times a week. And guess what? My hair started feeling softer, and the frizz? Way less than before. It was like my hair was actually holding onto moisture.

Then, I thought, “Why not try this on my skin?” So, I started using it as a face mask. I’d put a thin layer on my face, let it sit for about 15-20 minutes, and then rinse it off. I did this a few times a week, and honestly, my skin felt tighter and smoother. It’s like those expensive face masks, but way cheaper and all-natural.

Here are some things I noticed after using flaxseed gel:

• My hair became more manageable. Less tangles, and it felt stronger.
• My skin felt hydrated and had this glow. It’s like my face was thanking me.
• It’s super affordable. Making it at home is way cheaper than buying fancy hair and skin products.

But, it wasn’t all perfect. Storing the gel was a bit of a hassle. Since it’s all-natural, it doesn’t last very long. I kept mine in the fridge, and it was good for about a week, maybe a bit more. Also, applying it can be a bit messy. It’s a gel, so it can get a little sticky and slippery.

Overall, my experience with flaxseed gel has been pretty awesome. It’s like this little DIY project that actually works. It’s not a miracle cure or anything, but it definitely made a difference for my hair and skin. If you’re into natural stuff and don’t mind a little bit of work in the kitchen, I’d say give flaxseed gel a try. Who knows, you might be as surprised as I was!