Hair Loss Remedies - 9 Remedies Can Work, Try Now
Posted by William Detweiler on Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Herbal remedies have been associated with increasing blood circulation
to the scalp, disinfecting and enhancing hair growth. There are
different types of hair loss remedies to choose from but you must first
understand that there is no guaranteed way of treating hair loss but
some of these hair loss remedies have been known to work for quite a
number of people who have suffered from hair loss in the past.
Here are some hair loss remedies that have been known to work:
1) Aromatherapy Treatment
Aroma therapists have been known to mix about 6 drops of lavender and 6 drops of bay essential oils in a base of any one of these three – soybean, almond or sesame oil. This mixture is then massaged into the scalp and is allowed to stay for about twenty minutes; this treatment is known to stimulate the scalp so that hair will grow quickly.
2) Alfalfa
Alfalfa juice mixed with an equal amount of lettuce and carrot juice, taken everyday is great for stimulating hair growth. The mixture of these juices is very rich in properties that are known for increasing hair growth. Please note that the leaves of the alfalfa plant should be used fresh.
3) Sage And Rosemary
These two herbs are very beneficial when they are used externally. In order to prepare a herbal shampoo; boil the following herbs together in water – sage, rosemary, burdock, peach leaf and nettle. After boiling these herbs together, pour it through a strainer and use the liquid to wash your hair each day.
4) Liquorice
Patchy baldness can be treated by using the paste of liquorice; this is prepared by grinding the pieces in milk with a bit of saffron. Before going to bed at night apply the paste over the bald patches.
5) Onion
Onion is also good for treating patchy baldness, the bald patches should be massaged with onions every morning and night until the area is red, then honey should be applied to the area afterwards.
6) Aloe Vera
An affordable remedial herbal shampoo can be made using Aloe Vera gel with a little amount of wheat germ oil and coconut milk. This treatment has been used by many people of different races to promote healthy hair and put a stop to hair loss.
7) Henna
This herb originates from India, it is a natural hair conditioner and it is great for maintaining healthy hair. Frequent use of this herb will help heal the hair shaft because it repairs and seals the cuticle, thus protecting the hair from breakage and loss of shine.
8) Coconut Milk
By applying coconut milk over the scalp and massaging it thoroughly into the roots of the hair will help reduce hair loss because coconut milk is very good for nourishing the hair and for promoting hair growth.
9) Lime Pepper Seeds
Black pepper and lime seeds can be ground together to make a paste, when this paste is applied on a bald patch a mild irritation will occur but this treatment will increase blood circulation to the affected area(s) and stimulate hair growth. For this treatment to be effective, the paste should be applied to the affected area(s) twice a day, for a couple of weeks.
7 Natural Hair Thinning Remedies
Here are some hair loss remedies that have been known to work:
1) Aromatherapy Treatment
Aroma therapists have been known to mix about 6 drops of lavender and 6 drops of bay essential oils in a base of any one of these three – soybean, almond or sesame oil. This mixture is then massaged into the scalp and is allowed to stay for about twenty minutes; this treatment is known to stimulate the scalp so that hair will grow quickly.
2) Alfalfa
Alfalfa juice mixed with an equal amount of lettuce and carrot juice, taken everyday is great for stimulating hair growth. The mixture of these juices is very rich in properties that are known for increasing hair growth. Please note that the leaves of the alfalfa plant should be used fresh.
3) Sage And Rosemary
These two herbs are very beneficial when they are used externally. In order to prepare a herbal shampoo; boil the following herbs together in water – sage, rosemary, burdock, peach leaf and nettle. After boiling these herbs together, pour it through a strainer and use the liquid to wash your hair each day.
4) Liquorice
Patchy baldness can be treated by using the paste of liquorice; this is prepared by grinding the pieces in milk with a bit of saffron. Before going to bed at night apply the paste over the bald patches.
5) Onion
Onion is also good for treating patchy baldness, the bald patches should be massaged with onions every morning and night until the area is red, then honey should be applied to the area afterwards.
6) Aloe Vera
An affordable remedial herbal shampoo can be made using Aloe Vera gel with a little amount of wheat germ oil and coconut milk. This treatment has been used by many people of different races to promote healthy hair and put a stop to hair loss.
7) Henna
This herb originates from India, it is a natural hair conditioner and it is great for maintaining healthy hair. Frequent use of this herb will help heal the hair shaft because it repairs and seals the cuticle, thus protecting the hair from breakage and loss of shine.
8) Coconut Milk
By applying coconut milk over the scalp and massaging it thoroughly into the roots of the hair will help reduce hair loss because coconut milk is very good for nourishing the hair and for promoting hair growth.
9) Lime Pepper Seeds
Black pepper and lime seeds can be ground together to make a paste, when this paste is applied on a bald patch a mild irritation will occur but this treatment will increase blood circulation to the affected area(s) and stimulate hair growth. For this treatment to be effective, the paste should be applied to the affected area(s) twice a day, for a couple of weeks.
7 Natural Hair Thinning Remedies