Ayurvedic hair care

Ayurvedic hair care

 Ayurveda is an ancient holistic health system based in India. The practice of Ayurvedic is primarily aimed at the prevention and treatment of diseases, as well as care of the skin and hair.

With ayurvedic herbal powders, Ayurvedic has many ways to get or keep hair healthy:

Herbal infusions are water based. Just add about 95 grams of water to about 5 grams of powder of your choice and leave them about 20 minutes in a boiler (heat resistant in a saucepan filled with boiling water). If you add water, do not allow the water / plant mixture to evaporate. When you throw heat and grass, mix the mixture with a sieve or muslin. Her plant infusion is ready for use later.

You can wash your hair quickly, then pour it through the massage, then some hair on the remains of the vegetable powder. Other ideas: You can use it with a normal shampoo or put it in the spray bottle and use it as a spray to cool the hair in a little grassy infusion.

Plant selection - as for the above method, but you must mix the powder you have selected with a suitable vegetable oil (eg, olive oil, sesame oil) and a little more in boils . wait about 1 hour for oil / herbs - oil-based, infusion of weeds, or as an oil or crust, or as an adjunct to air conditioners (1 to 2 tbsp), a warm oil or shampoo Preshampoo treatment or hair can be used as a light coat to track moisture. By adding the Ayurveda herb oil patch, it is absolutely beneficial to add homemade hair masks (bentonite clay for B.) or for the treatment of xenophobia (natural hair dye). ) against the effects of noise or xenophobia. .

The most common plant powder used to treat auroral hair is to help you choose the right plant tissue for your hair:

Amla (Indian Eggplant) - hair growth, prevents hair loss, minimizes hair loss, restrains hair

Brahmi - promotes hair growth, strengthens roots, improves thickness and darkens hair

Shikakai - strengthens hair roots, eliminates head and scalp infection, cleans hair and scalp and refreshes the scalp.

Aritha (walnut wash) - After Shikakay

Bhringaraj (also called the king of hair) - also called Maka - prevents early use, increases power and stimulates growth.

Before using any ayurvedic herbal powders, make sure they are safe for you. The plants are very strong and are not always suitable for certain health conditions and people during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

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