If you have frizzy hair, coconut oil often comes in handy. Simply rub a little coconut oil into your hands and run it through the hair to tame that frizz. Be careful not to use too much however as it can leave the hair looking greasy.

Drinking a lot of water also helps to eliminate frizzy hair as most frizz is caused by a lack of moisture.

If you suffer from dry hair then mayonnaise may be a good option for you.

Mayonnaise surprisingly makes a really good conditioner. Depending upon the severity of the dryness, it is advised that you leave the mayonnaise on the hair for anywhere between five minutes to one hour before rinsing thoroughly.

Another strange natural remedy for dry hair is beer. Simply place some beer in a spray bottle and spray it onto the hair after the hair has been shampooed and towel dried. It is better to put the beer on before trying to style the hair as it makes an excellent setting lotion. Strange but true!

A luxury treat for dry hair includes mixing one tablespoon of honey with whichever type of vegetable oil you want, and simply place the mixture on the hair. Leave it on for around five minutes before washing it off.

If you want the hair to be silky and manageable, you could always add six drops of lavender, sandalwood and bay essential oils, to six ounces of either soy oil or warm sesame oil. Section your hair into one inch pieces and apply the oil with a wad of cotton. Once all the hair has been covered, wrap it up with a towel and leave the mixture on for around fifteen minutes before shampooing twice. This should really help to keep the hair hydrated, smelling nice, and manageable.

If you have oily hair you know that it can often be a nightmare! It generally tends to look greasy and dull just as soon as you have washed it. Luckily there are some natural treatments to help you and one of those includes cornstarch.

If you are running short of time, simply place some cornstarch onto a dish and have a large clean blusher brush handy. Dab the brush into the cornstarch and using a comb, part your hair in the middle and brush the cornstarch into the roots and onto the scalp. Part the hair again ¼ to ½ an inch off the original parting and brush more cornstarch onto the roots and scalp. Repeat this until you reach the bottom of the head and then do the other side. Leave the whole lot on for around ten minutes and then simply brush it out. It really could not be any easier!

Overall no matter which hair type you have, there is always a natural remedy to suit you. Natural remedies are cheap to create, they are not much hassle to do and they really do leave excellent results. You never know if the recipes will work for you unless you actually try them!