How to Make Ayurvedic Hair Spray for Hair Growth, Dandruff, Scalp Health

This Ayurvedic Hair Growth Spray is very strong and when used consistently, you will see results. This hair spray helps to condition the hair making it soft to reduce breakage. It helps with hair loss and hair growth. It also helps with dandruff.

Here is how to make it:



About the ingredients

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Hibiscus

Hibiscus can stimulate blood circulation in the scalp, which helps nourish hair follicles and encourage growth. It can also help dormant hair follicles become active again. It also strengthens the hair to help reduce breakage and assist with hair growth retention.

Star Anise

Star Anise contains nutrients that promote growth and stop hair loss, breakage, and shedding. 

Cloves

Cloves contain compounds like eugenol that may increase blood flow to the scalp, which could promote hair growth and follicle activity.

Fenugreek 

Fenugreek seeds can nourish hair follicles and increase blood circulation to the scalp, which may promote hair growth. The proteins in fenugreek seeds may also strengthen hair shafts, which can reduce breakage and hair loss.

Rosemary 

Rosemary may help stimulate hair growth by improving circulation in the scalp, which can increase blood flow and nourish hair follicles. It also aids in encouraging hair regrowth. Rosemary may also help block DHT, a hormone that can shrink hair follicles and stop hair growth.

Amla

Amla can stimulate hair growth and may help hair follicles grow longer, which can make hair appear thicker. It can also strengthen hair follicles to reduce breakage. Amla can reduce hair loss, especially for people with hormonal hair loss due to thyroid imbalances or PCOS.

You can add a bag of green tea or black tea to this recipe. That acts as a DHT blocker to reduce hair loss.


How to use Ayurvedic Hair Spray

To Soften Hair. Watch video below or click here 


To Moisturize Hair. Watch video below or click here



For Dandruff. Watch video below or click here



For Hair Growth and Final Rinse. Watch video below or click here


If you want me to send you these herbs, here is how to make it

It is going to come in wrapped nylon. Each nylon is actually a shower cap that you can use while deep conditioning so reuse #♻️ 


Empty one bag in 2 cups of warm water. Also remove tea bag before adding to warm water.


Keep overnight or for 8 hours. You can keep longer for days 2 but not necessary.


Strain well and put in a spray bottle. 


Shake before each use.

You can store outside fridge for 2 weeks or in fridge.


Each bag is meant for 2 weeks usage.


Spray daily on hair and massage into scalp. Use moisturizer afterwards to lock in moisture.


If any remain after two weeks, use as a final rinse after washing your hair.


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