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Sick of damaged and dry hair? Give egg yolks a try 

Are you struggling with dry and damaged hair? Eggs are the magical ingredients you are missing in your hair care regimen.
According to Medical News Today, egg yolks help stimulate hair growth as they nourish the roots. The yolk contains sulphur which promotes hair health.
The high content of fat in the yolk could help give your hair some added shine. If you have a dry or damaged scalp,&nbsp;lecithin in eggs acts as a good moisturiser for the hair. Several cosmetic hair products too contain lecithin.
Apply the egg yolk as a hair mask. You simply need to beat the egg until it is frothy and mix it with 2-3 drops of lemon juice. Alternatively you could mix the eggs&nbsp;with olive oil, coconut oil or honey. Apply the mixture on your hair for 20 minutes and rinse it off.
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Eggs for damaged and dry hair

Are you struggling with dry and damaged hair? Eggs are the magical ingredient you are missing in your hair care routine!
According to Medical News Today, egg yolks help stimulate hair growth as they can nourish the roots. The yolk contains sulphur which promotes hair health.
The high content of fat in the yolk could help give your hair some added shine. If you have a dry or damaged scalp,&nbsp;lecithin in eggs acts as an amazing moisturiser for the hair. You may have noticed that many cosmetic hair products too contain lecithin.
To apply the egg yolk as a hair mask, you simply need to beat the egg until it is frothy and add 2-3 drops of lemon juice to the mixture.
Alternatively, you could combine the eggs&nbsp;with olive oil, coconut oil or honey. Apply this concoction on your hair for 20 minutes and rinse it off to see the magic!&nbsp;

New test could detect Covid-19 in minutes: WHO

In a major milestone, the World Health Organisation shared that a new global $5 test could help detect Covid-19 in minutes!

In what is being called a major milestone, the World Health Organisation shared that a new global test could detect Covid-19 in minutes.&nbsp;
This will help detect cases in&nbsp;low and middle-income countries across the globe. This&nbsp;$5 test will be especially&nbsp;beneficial in areas that lack enough healthcare workers and laboratories.&nbsp;
WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus&nbsp;shared that the new test will provide results in 15 to 20 minutes and over the next 6 months, manufacturers&nbsp;will provide 120 million tests.

Watch: alpaca disrupts football match in England

A football match in northern England had an extremely unusual pitch invader on Saturday.
An alpaca found its way onto the turf at Carlton Athletic versus Ilkley Town.
The South American mammal jumped a fence and disrupted the West Yorkshire Premier League game for 20 minutes.

Football match in England by an unusual pitch invader&nbsp;
Alpaca jumped the fence&nbsp;at a West Yorkshire Premier League game&nbsp;
The animal disrupted the match for 20 minutes&nbsp;

A football match in northern England had an extremely unusual pitch invader on Saturday.
An alpaca found its way onto the turf at Carlton Athletic versus Ilkley Town.
The South American mammal jumped a fence and disrupted the West Yorkshire Premier League game for 20 minutes.

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