You might think avocados, bananas, honey and coconut as the perfect ingredients for a fabulous recipe? Well, what if we tell you they are actually used to make a natural hair conditioner. Our hair needs good conditioning after a shampoo. Thankfully, you don't always need a conditioner in a packaged bottle to give your hair some much needed hydration.  There are some foods which deep condition and ease the dryness in the hair. Read on to find more about them!

1) Bananas

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Go bananas on this amazing and effective hair conditioner that will leave your hair extra soft and manageable. With the addition of honey, glycerin and olive oil, all of which are known to penetrate the hair and provide moisturizing benefits, this banana mask is ideal for those who are looking to soften their hair. Blend all the ingredients thoroughly making sure no lumps or banana bits remain. Apply to hair and let it sit for 30-45 minutes under a shower cap. Detangle, rinse thoroughly with a mild shampoo, and before you know your hair will be thoroughly conditioned.

2) Honey

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Honey is classified as an emollient, simply meaning that it is a naturally good conditioner and moisturizer because of its ability to attract and retain water molecules. This is a desirable effect and leaves hair looking shinier and feeling softer. It is also full of enriching vitamins and minerals. Combine a quarter-size drop of honey with an equal amount of your regular conditioner. Rub the two together and use your hands to evenly disperse the honey and conditioner throughout your hair. Massage it into your scalp and work from your roots to the tip of your hair. Let it sit for 30 minutes before showering.

3) Avocados

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It is widely known that avocados are perhaps the second best thing happened to our hair, the first one being coconut oil. Mix them with coconut milk and olive oil, and you get a perfect hair conditioner. Take one avocado and mash it into a paste. Start adding coconut milk and olive oil and stir it, make sure the paste is relative thick, having the consistency of a packaged hair conditioner. Mix it all thoroughly and pour into glass bottle. Store in the fridge and use every time you wash your hair

4) Coconut Oil

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This conditioner is ideal for people whose hair needs a bit of strengthening and rightly so; after all we are talking about coconut oil that has been conditioning our hair from time immemorial. The key is the oil which binds to the hair and prevents keratin loss. Honey is added alongside for moisture retention. Mix coconut oil and honey in a small cup and place the cup in a large bowl of hot water.  Allow the cup to sit in the water for a few minutes until the mixture is warm.  Pour the mixture onto freshly washed but towel blotted hair.  Let it sit for 20 minutes and then rinse out.

5) Vinegar Rinse

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Vinegar, mostly apple cider, helps clean the scalp and balance the pH level simultaneously, which is why it makes a good hair conditioner. All you've got to do is combine 2 cups of water with vinegar and apply this mixture to your scalp for 20-30 minutes. While the mixture is left on the hair, run your finger through your hair 4-5 times. Rinse it off with cold water. This conditioner helps in removing any chemical, shampoo or conditioner that isn't washed of properly besides conditioning your hair.