3 Ayurvedic hair remedies beneficial for your hair immunity

Winters are captivating. Sitting near the fireplace, feeling the chilly winds caress your hair strands, going on a picnic, and sitting and having that cup of hot chocolate - winters are exceptionally lovely. However, winter can bring loads of hair and scalp issues, including dandruff, hair breakage, split ends, frizz, and fall.

Experiencing hair loss and hair damage issues are almost a given in today’s environment. There is no escaping from external environmental stress and hormonal imbalances. On top of it, chemical hair styling products and heated hair tools - we have a perfect tangled mess (pun intended).

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Shedding more light on the significance and use of Ayurveda for curing hair problems, Rakhi Ahuja, the CEO of Jovees Herbal, within her quote to an entertainment portal, says, "Ayurveda is a 3000-year-old practice. A practice as old as time. When compared to modern medicine, Ayurveda certainly has the upper hand. Unlike modern medicines, it does not have any ill effects and does not follow the rule of one size fits all. It recognizes the individuality of every single person and realizes people's requirements. With winters in full swing, hair care is a valid concern everybody faces, and Ayurveda can rectify that."

Here are the three Ayurvedic hair remedies beneficial for hair immunity:

Amla:

Amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, is one of the most effective Ayurvedic remedies for winter hair problems such as hair fall, dandruff, itchiness, and dryness. So, take 10-20 amlas and blend them until they form a paste. Apply this paste to your scalp, let it sit for a few minutes, and then rinse thoroughly. Doing this on a regular basis can add a lot of shine to your hair and solve a lot of winter hair problems.

Ayurvedic oil massage:

An Ayurvedic hair oil that is natural and organic is helpful for enhancing hair health. Warm oil applied to the scalp while massaging encourages blood flow that strengthens and nourishes hair follicles and speeds up hair development. By activating the sebaceous glands on your scalp, massages also provide a natural gloss to your hair while preventing dandruff. Use organic oils like coconut, sesame, and castor; massage frequently to see improved volume, length, and sheen.

Hibiscus Oil:

Hibiscus is a multi-colored, commonly found flowering plant It is rich in amino acids, vitamins A and C, and alpha hydroxy acids, among other things, all of which are ideal for promoting hair growth and preventing hair loss. You should collect and dice about 20 red flowers and four thick leaves, then take a frying pan and add 100 ml of any hair oil. Add the minced flowers and leaves to the oil and gently heat until fumes appear.

For added potency, you can add 4-5 leaves of basil with a pinch of fenugreek. Let the oil settle for a few days. Then you can apply this oil by gently massaging it into the scalp and wait for an hour before showering. (Preferably using a natural, gentle shampoo to wash off the oil). Not only will the oil strengthen hair and add the shine of your dreams, but it will also aid in hair growth.

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