Tag: Hair Care

The antioxidant vitamin E can protect your hair from the inside and out. Including vitamin E rich foods like wheat germ or seeds and nuts in your diet can help protect against free radical damage and boost circulation to the scalp. Vitamin E, when used in a therapeutic head massage, can help protect your cuticles from sun damage.

Television commercials make it seem like the solution to hair fall is just a product away. But, sometimes, even the most expensive hair treatments,...

If there is one thing that you loved about pregnancy, it might be your hair. Most women will have lustrous and thick hair when they...

Regular hair straightening is both, inconvenient and damaging to hair. Instead, wrap sections of your hair around your head to get rid of waves in hair. Alternatively, use rollers on damp hair or set your hair in a bun and let it dry naturally for a straight look. You could also blow-dry sections of your hair on the cold setting or tie them with hair bands. Hair masks with banana and coconut might also help.

Wash your hair once or twice a week if it's dry and daily if it's oily. Oil your hair lightly and untangle it before washing, use minimal shampoo on your scalp, rinse thoroughly, and dry wet hair gently. Hold your head upside down while shampooing to increase circulation and volume. Beyond chemical-based shampoos, a world of plant-based ingredients can be explored. Homemade vinegar rinses are economical and offer great hair benefits.

Rosemary essential oil is a popular ingredient in many skin and hair care products. Its soothing woody scent is all you need to relieve headaches and calm your mind. Having a stressful day? Rub a few drops of this oil on your temple and say goodbye to the strain and pressure. An essential oil could improve your memory and concentration, but there's more to rosemary! This essential oil can also protect your teeth and gums.

You can say goodbye to your damaged hair and hair fall problems naturally with guava leaves. Rich in vitamins B and C and antioxidants, guava leaves can promote hair growth when boiled in water and massaged onto the scalp. Mix them with coconut oil, amla, and curry leaves and use the oil as desired.

One of the hard aspects of aging is managing your skin. As the days go by, your skin hardens, becomes saggy, and makes you see your age, even if you don't feel it. Instead of going the cosmetic way to take care of your skin, choose a natural option: gram flour. Along with other healthy ingredients, gram flour will keep your skin young, clear, exfoliated, and healthy.

Microblading a popular technique used for making eyebrows look fuller n thick is being used on the scalp to conceal thinning hair or excessive shedding. The procedure uses needles and ink and targets those areas where hair is less. Like any other cosmetic procedure, scalp microblading also has its pros and cons.

Replace your commercial hair products with these natural hair masks that are safe and healthy for your hair. These masks not only moisturize and strengthen your hair but also reverse the damaged caused by chemical-laden hair products. Egg yolk and avocado, buttermilk and lemon juice, milk and honey, and mango butter masks are a few DIY hair masks that will give you soft and healthy hair!

Make the most of your regular sleep to enhance your beauty. Use soft fabrics to avoid friction between your sheets and skin and change pillow covers to reduce the skin’s exposure to bacteria. Sleep on your back if possible to prevent wrinkles from forming. Tying or braiding your hair, removing makeup before sleep, and moisturizing keeps your skin soft and free from impurities. Keep the bedroom temperature within 67℉ for optimal sleep.

Bhringraj oil, also known as the king of hair, can fight your daily hair problems. Massaging the oil onto the scalp and leaving it overnight can promote hair growth and fight dryness, thereby preventing dandruff. Premature graying due to pollution and exposure to chemicals can be treated with a mixture of bhringraj oil and neem or amla oil.

In Ayurveda, bhringraj or “false daisy” is used as a medicinal herb. The oil is used as a traditional remedy for hair loss and may be more effective than minoxidil, the commercial hair growth chemical. Simply warm up the oil and massage it into the scalp. For more benefits, add peppermint oil to encourage blood flow and coconut milk for hydration. Bhringraj will even control stress and skin inflammation, two factors that worsen hair loss.

Improved hair growth, reduced hair fall, conditioned hair, reduced dandruff and a healthy scalp are some of the benefits of using henna hair mask periodically. It also acts as a natural hair dye and has been used for thousands of years by people from various countries such as India and Egypt. This hair treatment is equally beneficial for those with dry hair or oily scalp.

Yogurt can promote healthy hair. Applying yogurt and lemon can fight dandruff. Yogurt with egg whites and olive oil can hydrate your strands. A mask of yogurt and banana can tame frizzy hair while a mask of yogurt and strawberries can prevent oily scalp. A paste of yogurt and fenugreek powder can prevent hair loss.