10 Proven Home Remedies For Hair Growth

To make your hair beautiful, you need to follow a few simple steps with natural hair care. For a stunning hairstyle, you must have a healthy and hygienic diet. Protein is one of the key requisites. Hair loss is certainly disheartening, but you must know that it is part of the hair cycle. To grow new, old hairstyle has to fall out. Hair growth mainly comprises three stages. The initial phase is the Anagen phase, followed by the Catagen phase, and lastly Telogen Phase.

Do you want to solve hair problems without breaking the bank? These DIY hair masks are easy to make and inexpensive. Some may require a blender — see the egg and banana hair mask below — but others can be made with just one ingredient. These DIY hair masks will work for any hair type, dry, fine or itchy scalp.

We all know that protein is one of the major components of hairstyle. For effective natural hair care, you can have a breakfast that includes eggs, yogurt, and honey. These affordable and natural foods will play a significant role in making your hair healthy and beautiful. Besides them, there is a number of natural products that can do wonders for your hair.

Egg

It is a recognized fact that raw eggs are simply best in terms of nutrition and health. Its yolk acts as a natural moisturizer, as it has a huge amount of fats and proteins. The white part contains bacteria-eating enzymes. If your hair is normal, then you can use the whole egg to condition your wool. For oily, egg whites will be useful, whereas egg yolks are best for moisturizing dry and brittle haircuts. It is best to apply the egg to clean and damp hair. Leave it on for twenty minutes. Rinse with cold water, then shampoo. You can apply this natural hair care treatment once or twice a month.

Yogurt

Usage of dairy products like plain yogurt and sour cream can do miracles for damaged hair. All the dirt is cleaned with lactic acid. The milk fat moisturizes the hair. Massage a half cup of sour cream or yogurt on damp hair and leave it on for twenty minutes. Now rinse your hair with cold water followed by shampoo. You can apply this treatment once a week.

Lemon Juice and Olive Oil

If you want to get rid of flakes, try a mixture of lemon juice and olive oil. The dry flakes of the skin will be eliminated from the acidity of lemon juice, and the olive oil will act as a moisturizer. Prepare a mixture of 2 tbsp of fresh lemon juice, 2 tbsp of olive oil, and 2 tbsp of water. Massage this mixture into a damp scalp and leave it for twenty minutes. Rinse your hair with cold water followed by a shampoo.

Beer

Beer will add bounce to your hair. Due to a high yeast presence, beer adds volume to tired hair. To make it more effective, just take half a cup of flat beer and leave it aside for a few hours. Now add 1 tsp of sunflower oil along with the raw egg. For fifteen minutes, apply this mixture to a clean and damp hairstyle. Rinse with cold water. You can apply this mixture twice a month.

Honey

Massage your clean and damp hairstyle with a half cup of honey and leave your scalp for twenty minutes. Rinse your hair with warm water. This will do wonders for sun-damaged hair. You can also apply a mixture of honey with protein-rich avocado or egg yolk.

Hot oils

You can massage hot oils into your scalp to add shine and volume to dry hair. Olive oil is a popular home remedy for dry hair. The following oils can be used to great effect in addition to olive oil:

• coconut oil
• Almond oil
• Castor oil
• Jojoba oil
• Corn oil

All of these oils are rich in vitamin E, and antioxidants and help to seal the outer hair layer or cuticle with moisture, thus repairing the hair damage.

To prepare this amazing home remedy:

• Heat the oil, but do not boil.
• Gently massage the oil into the hair for a few minutes.
• Cover the hair with a warm towel.
• Leave it for 30–45 minutes or overnight.
• After this, shampoo and condition the hair.

Bananas

Bananas are known for their ability to prevent split ends and soften hair. You can reap the benefits of this banana by mashing it and spreading it all over your hair from roots to ends. Let it sit for one hour, then rinse with warm water.

Change your diet

Hair can look healthier and shinier if you eat well and include omega-3s and antioxidants in your diet.

These beneficial compounds are abundant in the following products, which can be included in a person’s diet:

• Fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and sardines.
• Oysters
• blueberries
• tomatoes
• Walnuts
• Broccoli
• kidney beans

Supplements

Omega-3 supplements can help reduce hair dryness.

The right supplements can help restore hair’s luster. These supplements are helpful:

• Vitamins: Taking vitamin A and C, biotin (also called vitamin H), and iron supplements can help make hair look healthier and shinier.
• Omega-3: This is a fatty acid that is good for keeping hair moisturized. People can get omega-3 by taking one to three 250-milligrams (mg) capsules of borage oil, flaxseed oil, or evening primrose oil one to three times a day.

Shikakai and Reetha

Make shikakai powder at your home by drying the pods in sunlight for a few days, then grinding it in a mixer. Add about 2 tablespoons of the powder to a container of coconut oil. The container should be kept in a dark, cool place for at least 15 days. Before using, shake the container. This can be used to massage your scalp at a minimum of twice per week.

How does shikakai work? This home remedy has been proven to be extremely effective for all hair problems. It is often used as a natural shampoo alternative due to its hair-cleansing properties. It’s rich in vitamins A, C, and K that can help keep hair healthy.

Wash with reetha (soapnuts) — Make several small pieces of soapnuts. Boil the mixture in 500 liters of water. The mixture should be left to cool overnight. Use the shampoo as a shampoo by straining the mixture. You will be amazed at the many benefits of using this mixture regularly. Reetha is saponin, that is responsible for keeping your hair healthy.

Takeaway

You can treat dry hair with lifestyle and dietary changes, as well as home remedies that are inexpensive and effective.

I am Richa Verma, a content writer at Webstod.