Home-made Hair Loss Remedies
1. Pound some shallots till fine. Then add a
little lukewarm water. Wash your hair with this concoction for
15 min. This should prevent, or at least minimise, hair
loss.
2. Take a few strands of lemongrass and pound till fine. Before
pounding, make sure you throw away the leafy part. Mix it
with two glasses of water and bring to the boil, then
leave to cool. After it is sufficiently cooled, rub the liquid
into your scalp. Do this twice or thrice a week, one hour
before washing your hair.
3. Take a handful of leaves of Pterocarpus indicus (*
see blow) and squeze into a glass of water until a gel-like
liquid results. Leave overnight to dew. The next morning,
strain out the debris and put the liquid all over
your hair. You should feel a cool sensation as the liquid
is massaged into the scalp. Leave awhile before washing clean.
This home-made hair loss remedy is said to be able to prevent
hair loss, or at least minimize its occurence.
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* Pterocarpus indicus is one of the best known
trees in southeast Asia. It is known as narra in the
Philippines, sonokembang in Indonesia, angsana or sena in
Malaysia and Singapore, and pradoo in Thailand.
Caution: The above home-made hair loss
remedies are not scientifically proven to work. It was passed
down by word of mouth for generations. Thus, if in doubt about
your hair loss problem, please consult your hair care
specialist.
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