20 Recipes for Homemade Hair Growth Treatments …
Hair Growth Treatments are one of the best ways to prevent thinning, shedding, breakage, ensure optimal hair growth and prevent potential hair loss. But, aren’t hair growth treatments and products that promote fast growth expensive? Well, yes, but you don’t have to buy them! In fact, there are a lot of awesome hair growth treatments you can make in your own kitchen using essential oils, herbs and even fruits and veggies! And these 7 hair growth treatments I’m going to discuss right now are definitely worth checking out:
1. Curry Leaves & Coconut Tonic
Praised and expensive, Indian hair is often said to be worth more than gold and, given the price range of most extensions, weaves and wigs not to mention the price of upkeep, it most certainly is! How can that be? Well, Indian ladies know the secret and it has everything to do with a plant most of put in food! Curry, that awesomely tasty spice, actually does wonders for hair growth so in order to experience the benefits of one of the best traditional hair growth treatments yourself, you’ll need to get fresh curry leaves and some coconut oil. Boil these two together until the black residue starts forming then harvest this residue and use twice a week to replenish your hair, help it grow faster and even fight gray hair!


Also, how often should these treatmets be used? Should any of them be used in succession after another?
Show all 6 responses...
Hidden due to low comment rating. Click here to see.
thanks
I’ve tried the vinegar treatment and the smell fades over a couple of hours so don’t worry about it too much.
Hidden due to low comment rating. Click here to see.
Show all 7 responses...
I think that everyone should check the ingredients of what they are ... See more using- I know it’s a huge pain, but you’ll come to learn a lot and if something does seem to be irritating you, you’re going to find out what it is much sooner than if you are completely ignorant about what goes on your skin.
I’ve realised though, some people just seem impervious to these things, lucky them!
Well, all except #3 would work on dry hair. Since #3 is to be used as a final rinse, your hair has to be wet.