5 Herbs that can increase your hair volume


 5 Herbs that can increase your hair volume

There is no denying that nature has been a source for beauty solutions since the beginning of time. Herbs are a natural way to treat a variety of ailments from an uneven complexion to a dry scalp. But herbs can also aid in your hair growth hair goals! Here are the top ten herbs for hair growth. Ayurveda has many secrets that can help restore your hair growth and volume. Here are few herbs that can come handy for hair growth and reduce hair fall. These Ayurvedic tips for hair growth are extremely simple and effective. 

Here are list of Herbs for Hair Growth

Reetha:   Soapnut or reetha is one of the most popular herbs in Ayurveda. It is all-natural, eco-friendly, cheap, and reusable. Using reetha as a hair Shampoo is economical and giving gentler effects to your hair. The Reetha liquid makes your hair shinier and softer. It is anti-bacterial and anti-fungal in nature and keeps your scalp free from dandruff and prevents hair loss.

It can be used as a natural cleanser for washing hair as it contains saponins that act as foaming agents. Reetha may also be useful in managing dandruff and removing lice from the scalp due to its insecticidal property. Reetha does not dry hair as much as commercial shampoo does. In general, when you wash hair with reetha you will notice it is more moisturised and shiny. However, reetha is a cleaning agent so, if you use it too frequently or in too high amounts, it can make hair dry.

Amla

Amla, also known as “Indian gooseberry”, is loaded with nutrients and is the richest natural source of vitamin C.  Amla, also known as Amrit (nectar), is one of the most nourishing herbs for the hair. It offers a plethora of medicinal benefits and is useful in any form – raw, powdered or as oil. It acts as a natural conditioner and makes the hair thicker and stronger. Dandruff is usually the result of dryness. This vitamin C rich juice cures the dryness and prevents the accumulation of dandruff. Amla’s Vitamin C, its anti-inflammatory plus its anti-bacterial properties can stop dandruff and also the itching caused by it, on the scalp. Amla is commonly used with henna in order to enhance the hair color making it look natural. You can use amla in various forms like in oil, juice, pickle and even in candy form to give back your hair, its natural colour.

 


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BHRINGRAJ

 Did you know that bhringraj is also known as Eclipta prostrata, which is a species of plant that belongs to the sunflower family? The leaves of this plant are considered to be very beneficial for the body. It is an effective herb used to reduce signs of ageing in addition to aiding in the functioning of the liver. But if you’ve been suffering from hair concerns for a while, you have a bigger reason to add bhringraj oil to your hair care routine. While it prevents premature greying, it also helps treat hair loss—a concern that many of us deal with on a daily basis. If you want to know more on how bhringraj is your one-stop solution to hair problems, keep reading.

 It soothes the scalp, which in turn gives nourishment to hair follicles. It also facilitates growth of new hair follicles and thus helps revive the volume of hair. While you can purchase bhringraj oil from stores, it can be made at home as well. People have been making bhringraj oil at home since centuries. Traditional process involves drying the leaves; grinding them into powdered form and then heating it with oil. A quicker way of making bhringraj oil at home is to heat powdered bhringraj leaves with coconut oil and then store. Apply it directly on the scalp, let the roots absorb it for about 30 minutes and then wash off.

Brahmi

Brahmi is mostly popular to calm down stress and clear the mind, but the herb also packs many haircare and beauty benefits.  Brahmi powder can help you make it come true. While Brahmi comes with a unique range of health benefits, the hair benefits of this simple herb are also quite amazing. It can be included in our daily hair care routine in the form of a herbal powder and the results will be strong, voluminous, and beautiful locks in no time. It can prevent hair fall by treating dry and damaged scalp. Brahmi could also treat a variety of hair problems such as dandruff, itchiness and formation of split ends. Brahmi helps provide strength and nourishment through the scalp, strengthening the blood vessels; thus, oxygen and nutrients stimulate hair growth and prevent hair loss.

Aloe Vera 

- Aloe Vera gel has a pH level similar to that of your scalp and hair, making it safer to use than most commercially available hair care products.

- Aloe gel is packed with active ingredients like essential amino acids and minerals such as copper and zinc, all of which are clinically proven to help hair grow healthy and strong.

It is totally safe to use aloe Vera for hair and leave it overnight. You can apply fresh aloe Vera gel in your hair before going to bed and wash off in the morning for soft and healthy hair. Aloe gel has anti-inflammatory properties that soothe the scalp and prevent irritation and aggravation of skin conditions.

- Aloe Vera has high water content which helps condition hair. The gel also locks in nutrients and hydration, treating conditions like dandruff. Dandruff can also be caused by a fungus, and since aloe gel has antifungal and antiviral properties, it is effective in treating dandruff and flaking.


- Aloe gel is full of protein, vitamins, and minerals that nourish hair follicles, curbing hair fall, and control shedding of hair, making hair healthy and voluminous.

- Oil and debris build-up can block pores and hinder hair growth. Aloe Vera gel is a natural cleanser and reduces sebum or oil accumulation on the scalp.

 

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  1. unknownSeptember 30, 2022 at 10:17 PM

    Amla and aloevera are good for hairs. Amla reduce hair fall and aloevera makes your hair soft. So, take Herbal hair fall supplement to reduce hair problems.

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