20 Recipes for Homemade Hair Growth Treatments …


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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!

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  1. February 25, 2012 at 11:37 am Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Which treatment works the fastest? I would like my hair to be super long by summer!
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    • March 6, 2012 at 1:35 pm
      Jelena says:
      It’s best to apply it before you wash your hair (it would be great to leave it over night) and it’s going to work even better if you give your scalp a 5-10 minute massage ... See more while applying it. So the number of applications per week basically depends on the number of times you wash your hair :) You can, of course, combine treatments – like, if you wash your hair three times per week, you can alternate a few of your favorite oils, masks and rinses (we have a post on natural oils right here: http://hair.allwomenstalk.com/wonderful-natural-oils-your-hair-will-love/) or you can even make your own mixture of oils and apply them all at once.
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    • February 28, 2012 at 9:49 am
      Jelena says:
      Hey ladies! I don’t know how fast your hair grows but I can definitely suggest castor oil. If you massage it into your scalp it’s going to stimulate hair growth and if you work it ... See more into your tresses it acts as a deep conditioner. Very practical stuff…and very cheap too:)
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    • March 2, 2012 at 5:18 pm
      boston says:
      How often woudl you suggest using the castor oil. Every night? Every other night? Once a week?

      Also, how often should these treatmets be used? Should any of them be used in succession after another?
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    • February 27, 2012 at 3:18 pm
      Britpurdum says:
      Me too. My hair grows so slow and its very dry. I am excited to have found this. Which is best for quick hair growth?
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  2. March 29, 2012 at 4:49 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Hi i was wondering what your suggestions for me to use would be. I have read over the all the treatments but can’t seem to decide which one / two I should use. I have ... See more hair that is leaning to the thinner side and it won’t grow. I would like to thicken it and gain length for the summer. I would also like these results to last. In the past I’ve tried using treatments and found the results temporary, only lasting a month or two. I was thinking about using the curry leaves and coconut oil as well as pairing it up with something else (castor oil, egg yolks with olive oil etc.) What should I use and for how long ??? Thank you so much for your help !
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    • April 10, 2012 at 12:45 am
      Anonymous says:
      thank you so much, I’m going shopping tomorrow to get the stuff !
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    • March 31, 2012 at 3:26 pm
      Anonymous says:
      I am also interested in the answer to this question as I have similar concerns.
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    • April 7, 2012 at 12:17 pm
      Jelena says:
      I’d personally choose castor oil over the olive oil+ egg mixture – it conditions hair beautifully, it helps it grow and is much easier to wash out. You can also check out this post on ... See more aromatherapy infusions http://hair.allwomenstalk.com/great-aromatherapy-infusions-for-super-healthy-hair/ – essential oils smell great, won’t make your hair flat or greasy, plus you can add them to your shampoo or conditioner, or use alone in many ways:)
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  3. February 9, 2012 at 6:07 am Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    If you do banana one; make sure to smash them really well. Chunks of bananas are actually really hard to get out of hair.
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    • April 17, 2012 at 6:23 pm
      Anonymous says:

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    • February 15, 2012 at 1:41 am
      Sheila says:
      That point has been added to the post. Thanks! :)
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  4. February 12, 2012 at 8:58 pm Permalink
    Traci says:
    My hair is thin and dryer. I’d like fuller, long, and basically healthier hair. Which solution(s) would be the best?
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    • February 13, 2012 at 6:02 pm
      Jelena says:
      Hey Traci:) You can start with an egg&olive oil mask to really give your hair a boost, then follow up with rinses (apple cider vinegar is great for hair and it will also keep the ... See more product buildup away) and you can even throw in a castor oil treatment. I love castor oil, it really does wonders for dry hair, just remember to massage it into your ends first then slowly and gradually work your way up. I, personally, do not find it greasy or hard to wash out and it has never left my hair feeling limp. Egg&olive oil mask, in the other hand, is something you need to try in order to determine whether your hair likes it and how often you can use it to get the most of it without overloading your hair. Banana mask is also great because it’s not greasy and it really nurtures the hair. Hope i’ve managed to help you hun and keep reading – we have more interesting, completely natural DIY stuff coming up:) P.S – If you want volume and care I suggest you give beer rinse a shot:)
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    • April 18, 2012 at 9:15 pm
      Konjo says:
      If you use vinegar as a final rinse, won’t your hair smell like vinegar the rest of the day? or should you shampoo it after?
      thanks
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    • April 25, 2012 at 12:38 pm
      Sheila says:
      Hi Konjo,
      I’ve tried the vinegar treatment and the smell fades over a couple of hours so don’t worry about it too much.
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  5. March 18, 2012 at 10:22 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    JUST A WARNING: when using oils and stuff, allergy check stuff BEFORE smothering your head with it. Even if you don’t think your allergic, you can develop an allergy overnight! I was never allergic ... See more to Vitamin E, then one day I was rushed to the hospital because it made my FACE BLOW UP TO 4 TIMES IT’S SIZE, so just be careful ladies!
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    • April 17, 2012 at 6:24 pm
      Anonymous says:

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    • April 30, 2012 at 10:15 pm
      Andie says:
      Hey, that’s how I found out I was allergic to vitamin E too! I’ve never met/talked to anyone with the same problem.
      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!
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    • March 31, 2012 at 3:27 pm
      Anonymous says:
      Hi i was wondering what your suggestions for me to use would be. I have read over the all the treatments but can’t seem to decide which one / two I should use. I have ... See more hair that is leaning to the thinner side and it won’t grow. I would like to thicken it and gain length for the summer. I would also like these results to last. In the past I’ve tried using treatments and found the results temporary, only lasting a month or two. I was thinking about using the curry leaves and coconut oil as well as pairing it up with something else (castor oil, egg yolks with olive oil etc.) What should I use and for how long ??? Thank you so much for your help !
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  6. February 3, 2012 at 8:56 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    I use coconut oil as a finshing cream when I straighten my hair and I often do olive oil, or coconut oil, or avacado masks for my hair. I’m not sure if these masks will ... See more actually help your hair grow “faster” but it does keep it healthy which means less split ends which means longer hair. I have also stopped using a brush and only comb my hair and stopped blow drying my hair for 3 months and I notice some more length than I had before I started doing these things. Happy Hair Growing!!
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  7. March 6, 2012 at 2:05 am Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    I’m really wanting to try the banana mask, how long do i leave it in for? Can i condition afterwards?
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    • March 6, 2012 at 12:21 pm
      Jelena says:
      Leave it on for about 30 minutes and yes, after you rinse it off you can use the same hair care products you would normally use to wash/condition your hair :)
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  8. March 22, 2012 at 8:16 am Permalink
    Anonymously says:
    what is good to use yet will not mess with my color – job ? it is hard enough to keep my color… hey there you go your next article :)
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  9. February 1, 2012 at 6:40 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    Are thear done best when your hair is wet or dry??
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    • February 4, 2012 at 5:08 pm
      Sheila says:
      Hello,
      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.
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  10. February 1, 2012 at 5:27 pm Permalink
    Anonymous says:
    should you wash your hair before or after you use the egg yolk and olive oil mask?
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    • February 4, 2012 at 5:09 pm
      Sheila says:
      After the mask.
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