Natural Cures for Hair Loss



Both men and women suffer from hair loss problem. Most of them choose expensive solutions to cure hair loss: Minoxidil, Rogaine or hair transplants.

Unfortunately, they do not know that natural cures like healthy eating, herbal remedies, and proper hair care routines are good alternatives to the problem.

If you massage your scalp with certain natural herbs you will stimulate hair follicles and improve blood circulation.

These herbs include Aloe Vera, Saw Palmetto, Rosemary and Sage, Nettle Root Extract, Jojoba Oil and Henna. These herbs are safe; without damaging side effects and cost effective.

Essential oils are another good natural hair loss treatment. The following combination oil had been proven effective in some people: a mixture of rosemary, thyme, lavender, and cedar wood essential oils in a mixture of carrier oils (jojoba and grape seed). Massage this oil into your scalp every day.

Onion juice is excellent for naturally combating alopecia areata. According to a study, 23 people with the condition applied the onion juice twice daily for 60 days.

They began to experience re-growth of hair after 14 days of treatment. After one month, hair re-growth was observed in 17 people and at after 6 weeks, hair re-growth was seen in 20 people.

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September 27, 2007