Aloe vera for Hair fall, Dandruff, Baldness, gray hair, dry Split hair, thick shiny hair - 2
1. Aloe vera conditioner
Never use strong & chemical
based conditioners as they will be harmful for your hair. Why pay money for a readymade aloe conditioner from
the shop when you can make your own aloe vera conditioner?
Making your own aloe conditioner will
also ensures that the aloe conditioner is 100% natural and preservatives free. Use homemade aloe vera conditioner for healthy hair. You
can prepare your own herbal conditioner at home very easily & quickly.
Method
Take 3 tablespoon of fresh
aloe gel/pulp, add hibiscus/shoe flower paste (2 tablespoon) in it, also add 1
tablespoon of lukewarm coconut or almond oil or coconut milk, if you’re your
hair are too much dry, then add one more tablespoon of oil. Mix them properly
and apply as a regular conditioner for strong & long hair.
2. Anti dandruff
Mix 1 tablespoon of fresh aloe Vera gel
with 1 tablespoon of tree oil, also add 1 teaspoon of Indian gooseberry juice.
Massage your scalp with fingertips for 10 minutes with this mixture. Leave it
for 1-2 hours & rinse off with normal or lukewarm water. Use this twice a
week for better result.
3. Aloe vera with
coconut oil
You can mix this aloe gel
with coconut oil and apply to the scalp. Mix 1 tablespoon of fresh aloe vera
juice with 1 tablespoon of warm coconut oil. Apply this warm mixture to the
scalp & massage with your fingertips for 5-10 minutes. Leave the
application for 30 minutes & then wash it off with lukewarm water. Follow
this remedy 2-3 times a week to control your hair fall naturally.
4. Hibiscus flowers
with aloe vera for healthy hair
Crush some hibiscus flowers using few
drops of water to make thick paste. Extract 2-3 tablespoon of aloe vera gel and
mix it with 2 teaspoons of hibiscus flower paste. Mix it well and apply this
mixture on the scalp, hair & hair ends. You can also massage your scalp
with this mixture for 5-10 minutes, and then wash off with lukewarm
water.
Hibiscus is very beneficial for hair;
you can also use hibiscus oil for long, thick and healthy hair. Hibiscus helps
hair growth by increasing blood circulation to the scalp. Regular use of this
combination (2-3 times a week) prevents split ends and premature graying of
hair.
5. Natural hair colour
To prepare easy & homemade natural
hair colour, simply add 2 tablespoon of henna powder in above combination of lo
ever & hibiscus flower. Mix well & apply on your hair for natural
colour and thick hair.
How to extract &
store aloe vera gel from the plant?
Take 1 long stem of aloe
Vera plant. Peel out or split the stem into two parts and get the slimy stuff
(gel) out from the stem.
You can add vitamin C &
vitamin E tablets in aloe gel as preservatives & store them in refrigerator.
6. Last but not least
Be tender with your wet hair
after wash. Never comb through wet hair. Your hair is more at risk to damage
& breakage when they are wet.
1. Massage with Oils
Regularly massage the scalp
with lukewarm oil such as almond oil, avocado oil, grape seed oil, black castor
oil, castor oil, coconut milk, shoe flower oil, coconut oil, olive oil/extra
virgin olive oil, mustard oil, rosemary oil, safflower oil, etc.
These oils help to stimulate
the hair follicles. This is also a simple technique to cure dandruff and fungal
infections. Regular hair massage increases the blood circulation in the scalp.
Hair massage is also very
beneficial for reducing anxiety & stress which is the main basic cause of
hair loss. Massage your scalp area as regularly as you can.
2. Wash your hair
properly
Massage your hair once in
two days (3-4 times a week) before you go to sleep, let it be for overnight,
next morning wash your hairs with lukewarm water. Don’t use hot or cold water
to wash your hairs.
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