Folk remedies for treating hair loss

When it comes to hair loss, many people have deep feelings about it, especially female friends. Faced with long hair, some hair will always fall off every time they comb their hair. This situation is very distressing for those who already have thin hair. Moreover, hair loss also has certain implications for physical health. Therefore, methods to treat hair loss have to be paid attention to by everyone.

In order to help everyone reduce hair loss as much as possible and avoid disrupting their lives due to hair loss, here we will tell you some folk remedies for treating hair loss, hoping that it will be helpful for people who lose hair frequently.

Methods/Steps

Take an appropriate amount of ginger, soak it in wine for 2-3 days, take it out and cut a piece. Rub the area where hair is falling out with ginger frequently, and rub the affected area with the cut surface. This can promote hair growth. Use it for a week or until it works. You can take slices of ginger and soak them in sorghum wine. After 2-3 days, apply it to the affected area, 4-5 times a day, for continuous use. Rubbing ginger slices on the head mainly relies on its spicy nature to stimulate blood circulation in the scalp, thus achieving the purpose of hair growth.

500 grams of black sesame seeds and 60 grams of dried mulberry leaves are ground together and mixed with honey to make pills as big as apricot kernels. Take one each morning and evening for continuous use.

Add some salt and vinegar when washing your hair.

Lotus stamens (dried in the shade), 3 grams each of lindera japonica, Selaginella leaves, Angelica dahurica, Ligusticum chuanxiong, and Saposhnikovia divaricata, 15 grams each of. Chop the medicine into small pieces, wrap it with cotton, add 70 peppercorns and 250 grams of raw sesame oil, soak it in a new bottle, bury it underground for 7 days, take it out and apply it on the hair to cure hair loss.

If your hair becomes thinner, you can use 1 teaspoon of honey, 1 raw egg yolk, 1 teaspoon of shampoo or castor oil, mix them together with two teaspoons of shampoo and an appropriate amount of onion juice, apply it on the scalp, put on a plastic film hat, and constantly apply warm compresses on the top of the hat with a warm towel. After an hour or two, wash your hair with shampoo.

If you are suffering from hair loss, you can eat more vegetables such as spinach, leeks, round peppers, green asparagus, celery, seaweed, kelp, and wakame, as well as fruits such as bananas, sweet potatoes, pineapples, yams, and mangoes, which are also conducive to good hair growth.

When washing your hair with ginger boiled water, it is recommended to wash it for the last time, that is, after washing your hair, contact your scalp with ginger water and then gently massage with your fingers.

You can use an appropriate amount of mulberry root bark and water, add 2 taels of aged vinegar, boil it and then wash your hair when it is warm. Use it once a day. Do not rinse your hair with clean water after washing. Use it for 5 consecutive days. It can promote blood circulation in the scalp, prevent hair loss, treat dandruff and itchy scalp, and regenerate hair.

Through the description of some folk remedies for treating hair loss in this article, I believe it will be of some help to those people with thin hair who frequently lose hair or are suffering from hair loss. In addition, the above methods also play a key role in whether those who love beauty can have black and shiny hair.