Tag Archives: HAIR GROWTH

Here’s the thing: castor oil is thick. Like, really thick. If you just dump it on your scalp, you’ll end up with sticky hair that takes three shampoos to wash out. The trick is to dilute and apply it correctly. Mix it up – Combine 1 tablespoon of castor oil with 1–2 tablespoons of lighter oil (like coconut, olive, or …

For these foods to work, aim to include at least one or two of them in your daily meals. Pair them with vitamin C-rich foods like amla, guava, or lemon to boost the absorption of protein and iron. And while you’re feeding your hair from the inside, don’t skip external care. A weekly warm oil massage with coconut or mustard …

Here’s the thing,, they both help, but in different ways. Amla is like the coach, working behind the scenes to make your hair stronger, thicker, and fall less. Aloe Vera is more like the vibe manager, keeping the scalp calm, clean, and ready for hair to grow in the first place. If you’re dealing with hair fall or thinning, amla’s …

Drink loads of water – hydration is key. Don’t crash diet – losing weight too fast can make hair fall out. Mix things up – don’t just eat one or two of these foods. Be patient – hair growth takes time. Chill with heat styling – no food can fix fried hair! If you want heavy, thick hair, start munching …

Often referred to as the “Kesharaja”, or “King of Hair,” Bhringraj has been a cornerstone of Ayurvedic hair care for centuries. It works wonders for hair fall, premature greying, and scalp infections. Benefits: Stimulates hair follicles and enhances blood circulation in the scalp. Treats dandruff and prevents scalp infections. Delays greying and improves natural hair pigment. How to use: Boil …

Let’s be real- hair fall, thinning patches, and a dull, lifeless mane are the kind of problems most of us have battled at some point. Whether it’s stress, pollution, poor diet, or just bad hair karma, our locks often take the hit. But don’t lose hope just yet. If there’s one time-tested, grandma-approved, dermatologist-nodded solution that still works like magic, …

Whether it’s a receding hairline, patchy spots on the scalp, or just general thinning, watching your hair disappear can be super frustrating. If you’ve tried every oil, serum, and DIY hack under the sun, it might be time to try something a little different, enter the derma roller.You have probably seen this little roller with mini needles all over your …

Reishi mushrooms are one of the most revered herbs in traditional Chinese medicine, especially known for their ability to boost the immune system and improve overall health. Reishi is also effective in promoting hair growth because it helps to regulate the hormonal balance in the body and improves circulation to the scalp. By nourishing the hair follicles, Reishi encourages stronger, …

Henna is more than just a natural dye – it’s also a powerful herb that promotes hair health. Known for its cooling properties, henna helps balance the scalp’s oil production, preventing both dandruff and an oily scalp, which can contribute to hair thinning. Henna also strengthens hair from the root, improves texture, and adds volume. It’s a great option for …

Hair growth is a concern that affects people of all ages and backgrounds. From hair care products to diet choices, many factors are believed to influence the rate of hair growth. One such commonly heard piece of advice is that drinking milk can increase hair growth. With the abundance of milk’s nutritional benefits, it’s easy to see why this claim …