The only thing we can do is to try them in a systematic way. One should not try all the herbs at a time and also we should not except overnight results with them. The following are the list of herbs and some natural remedies that will be Help ful in Hair growth.
Using herbs is a good idea if you have a sensitive scalp and want to avoid chemical hair products. For the most part, herbal remedies are completely natural. It should be noted however, that there is still a chance of an allergic reaction if you are applying herbal solutions to your scalp or if you are ingesting herbs orally.Testing just a small amount of the herb on your scalp or in your stomach is a good idea before applying or ingesting the full amount. If you do have an adverse reaction, you should cease using the herb immediately, and contact a physician for advice.
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera contains anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Skin rashes and other issues related to sensitive skin can be treated with the gel extracted from this Aloe Vera plant.
Massaging the Aloe Vera gel on the scalp helps to restore the PH balance and condition the hair properly.Aloe Vera capacity to trigger the formation of nitric oxide and the presence of an enzyme called superoxide dismutane in aloe vera makes it an ideal remedy for male pattern baldness.
Algae Extract
Sea vegetables or weeds are rich in minerals, vitamins and amino acids and have excellent curative powers. A vast majority of sea weed species are used by humans as health supplements, fertilizers and skin care lotions and creams. Seaweeds such as Himanthalia Elongata and Atlantic Kelp can be used to stop hair loss and foster hair growth.They can add lustre and shine to the hair by healing or reducing damages to the scalp and hair.
Bengal gram:
Washing the hair with Bengal gram flour, keeps them clean, soft and free from hair diseases.
BlackGram:
Washing the hair with a paste of cooked black gram dhal and fenugreek lengthens nhair, keeos them black and cures dandruff.
Birch Oil
Birch oil works well when mixed in with shampoo, and can also be mixed with other oils and applied to the hair or scalp. Birch oil is thought to support current hair growth, encourage new hair growth, and condition the hair against the elements.
Chamomile
In addition to having a lovely smell, chamomile is thought to have many healing properties. Many holistic practitioners recommend an infusion of chamomile be used as a hair rinse after washing hair to soothe an itchy scalp, which is known to cause hair loss.
Channelled Wrack
Phaeophyta is a sea weed from which channelled wrack is extracted. This herb contains powerful anti-oxidants and isoflavones which can be very helpful in renewing and refreshing the skin of the scalp.Channelled Wrack is especially helpful in curing hair loss among women. It improves hair thickness and hair growth.
Coriander leaves
Using the paste of the fresh coriander leaves on the scalp help sprout up fresh hair. Continue this treatement for about a month to discern the effective result . If green coriander be not available , you may use the pulp of the dried coriander seeds. Grind these seeds abd apply the paste on your scalp for a fortnight . This is a tried and tested remedy for baldness.
A typical oil of coriander is also prepared in following way, which is very effective medicine not only for ensuring good hair growth but also for keeping the head cool and clear.
Take about a kilo of green coriander leaves add, Half a kilo water and half a kilo sweet oil and boil together in a steel utensil. When whole of the water content is brunt, leaving only oily substance , take it off the fire and add any permissible color if you want.. Using this oil for head massage bring benign coolness to the brain and head. You may use it to massage any part of the body if any burning sensation is felt . Massaging whole body with this oil in summers is very beneficial.
Dong Quai
Dong Quai is an ancient Chinese herb that is used to foster hair growth or stop hair loss. It is also known as Angelica. The phytoestrogens present in this herb helps in reducing the formation of DHT.
Green Tea
Green tea has been used from time immemorial to reduce hair loss. By consuming green tea in capsule form or drinking at least 4-5 cups of green tea a day, you can reduce your risk of male pattern type baldness.The catechins present in green tea play an important role in arresting hair fall and improving hair texture.
Ginkgo Biloba
Another powerful herb, Ginkgo Biloba is used for treating several issues such as skin problems and hair loss. Ginkgo is used for a variety of different things, including hair follicle stimulation. This herb is known to help with circulation-something very important to new and improved hair growth.
It mainly cures these health problems by improving blood circulation to the skin and brain.A majority of herbal medicine experts who recommend this herb believe that the increase in blood supply to the skin and brain can nourish the hair follicles which in turn can lead to the re-growth of hair.
He Shou Wu or Fo-Ti
Another powerful Chinese herb, He Shou Wu has also been used for centuries to control baldness and hair loss.
It is one of the main ingredients found in many hair loss treatments and can be purchased in both capsule and tea form. This herb not only encourages the growth of terminal hair but also acts as a hair restorative according to a study published by American Botanical Council.
Hibiscus
Hibiscus is a common garden plant with a variety of flowers sure to attract everyone’s attention. Apart from providing beauty and elegance to gardens and backyards of houses, hibiscus has several medicinal properties. It is a handy medicinal recipe for problems like dandruff, hair fall, premature greying of hair, high blood pressure, upper respiratory tract infections and indigestion
Horsetail
Although this herb was used for a very long time to treat problems pertaining to the urinary system, its high silica content makes it an ideal hair loss remedy. Horsetail is increasingly being used in many hair care products of late to repair hair and stimulate hair growth.Whether used in a tea, taken orally, or mixed in with shampoo, horsetail encourages hair growth.
This herb is also an important ingredient in many herbal products that are aimed at fighting pattern baldness.
Indian gooseberry has revitalizing effects. It contains an element which is very valuable in preventing ageing and in maintaining strength in old age. It improves body resistance and protects against infection. It strengthens the heart, hair and Different glands in the body. It is said that the great ancient sage Muni Chyawan rejuvenated himself in his late 70s and regained his virility by the use of amla. Indian gooseberry is an accepted hair tonic in traditional recipes for enriching hair growth and hair pigmentation. The fruit, cut into pieces, is dried preferably in shade. These pieces are boiled in coconut oil till the solid matter becomes like charred dust. This darkish oil is an excellent oil to prevent graying. The water in which dired amla pieces are soaked overnight is also nourishing to hair. This water should be used for the last rinse while washing the hair.
Jojoba Oil
Jojoba oil is an extract of the Jojoba plant found in California, Arizona and parts of Mexico. Jojoba oil has been used for hundreds of years by American Indians to moisturize and grow hair. The molecular makeup of jojoba has similar characteristics to the natural oil the glands of the scalp produce
Panax Ginseng
This powerful herb has been used in Asia for a number of years. This herb not only regulates cell metabolism but also promotes blood circulation. Ginseng can strengthen and nourish hair when used as a tonic or shampoo.
The hair loss drugs or herbal remedies will have any one or more of the aforesaid herbs as its main ingredients. While some of these herbs may be very effective for some, it may not yield the desired results for others.
Pygeum
Pygeum can be consumed in a capsule or pill form. It is extracted from the tree’s bark and works just like green tea. This herb has been used as an ingredient in many hair care products such as hair restorative shampoos and oils.
Peppermint Oil
A few drops of any of these products can be massaged directly into the scalp to stimulate the hair follicles and promote hair growth. Peppermint oil is also a good scalp stimulator but must be diluted before application. Mix 3 drops of peppermint oil with 3 teaspoons of water and massage into the scalp.
A fine paste made of Pigeon Pea pulse is highly useful in bald patches. It should be applied regularly.
Rosemary
This herb has many different uses, and is frequently associated with hair growth. It is thought that rosemary can help to make hair sleeker and shinier, and also helps to combat dandruff, which is known to cause and accelerate hair loss. You can either include more rosemary in your food, or you can create a hair rinse from rosemary leaves be simmering the leaves in water for 10 minutes. Throw away the leaves, pour the cooled rosemary water over your hair, and then rinse it out with cool water.
Saw Palmetto
Saw palmetto finds use in several hair loss products and remedies. This herb can be used to reduce hair fall and foster hair growth. This herb is also immensely useful in treating prostrate related problems. Saw Palmetto capsules should be avoided by nursing or pregnant women.
Sesame Seeds.
Crushed leaves of sesame are considered beneficial in the treatment of dandruff. A decoction made from the leaves and root is used as hair wash. It I s said to prevent premature graying of hair and promote their growth.
Stinging NettleBy preventing the conversion of testosterone into DHT, this herb prevents hair loss among men. This herb imparts several benefits when used along with pygeum or palmetto. You can purchase this herb in either capsule or pill form.
Hair loss, in general, can be stopped or reversed at home by taking some simple steps. However, in case of chronic alopecia, expert guidance is required which has been described in the ‘Treatment’ section of this article.
1.The first step is to locate the root cause in your diet or lifestyle that is causing the pitta dosha. Once you locate it, try to give up or at least reduce the diet, habit or activity responsible for increasing pitta.
1.The first step is to locate the root cause in your diet or lifestyle that is causing the pitta dosha. Once you locate it, try to give up or at least reduce the diet, habit or activity responsible for increasing pitta.
2.Always use a natural shampoo or soap (without too many chemicals) to clean the hair.
3.Oiling and massaging of the scalp is highly beneficial in preventing hair loss. Use coconut oil or mustard oil at least three times in a week. Certain medicated oils like Mahabhringraj oil, Amlaoil, and Arnica oil are also very useful.
4.Ensure regular bowel movement everyday. In case of constipation, a mild natural laxative may be taken. One teaspoonful of Triphala powder can be taken at bedtime with warm water.
5.Rub your scalp vigourously after washing the hair. It increases the blood circulation and activates the sebaceous glands.
6.A paste of licorice made by grinding it in milk can be applied in the bald patches. It induces hair growth. A paste of the seeds of lemon and black pepper may also be applied on the bald patches.
7.Consume raw vegetables, fresh fruits, salads, and green leafy vegetables regularly.
8.Use relaxing techniques such as yoga, pranayama, etc. to overcome stress, anxiety and sleeplessness.
9.Avoid hairstyles which pull the hair and consequently damage it.
