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Reduce Hair Loss using Methi seeds

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Hair is the best fashion accessory, and we must take care of it in the right way. It is a vital part of our looks and personality. People are spending too much on hair care nowadays. They wanted immediate results, so they turn to artificial products for their hair care. People get smooth and shiny hair instantly, but harsh chemicals used in these products often make our hair brittle and weak.

Dry hair does not absorb or hold sufficient moisture to keep its smoothness and brightness, so it may look lackluster and be weak and brittle. The home remedies are the best way to treat your hair if it becomes dry and brittle. This hair pack of methi seeds used to get rid of dry hair and improve hair growth.

Things Required:

  • Methi Seeds

How To:

  • Submerse the methi seeds in water overnight.
  • The next morning, grind it into the powdered form.
  • Add the water with it and apply the paste on the damp scalp.

Massage the scalp gently for 10-15 minutes and later let it sit for another hour. Wash your hair with a sulfate-free shampoo and cold water. For best outcomes, use this mixture every week.

Why it Works:

Fenugreek seeds or methiseeds will help lower the body temperature, which will inturn reduce the hair loss.

Fenugreek seeds have high protein content, which helps prevent hair fall and dandruff, treating various scalp issues like dryness of hair, baldness, and hair thinning.

It comprises large amounts of lecithin, which moisturize the hair, strengthens the roots or hair follicles, and bringing back the luster and bounce.

Natural Shampoo using Methi seeds, Aloe vera and Soap nut powder

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Everyone wants to get rich, thick, soft, and beautiful hair. But moving towards chemical treatment is not suitable for your hair as later it can create many hair problems.

Herbal ways are free from chemicals and highly useful for a longer time. There is a natural homemade shampoo using Hibiscus, Aloe vera powder, and soap nut. It is simple to make, also efficient for promoting hair growth.

Things Required:

  • Hibiscus flowers and leaves
  • Methi seeds
  • Aloe vera powder
  • Soap nut
  • Lemon juice

How To:

  • Grind the hibiscus flower and leaves together. Add aloe vera, soap nut and methi seeds powder in flower and leaves paste and mix them properly.
  • Add water to it and allow the ingredients to soak overnight.
  • Next morning, heat the pan on high flame till the water comes to a boil.
  • Then, reduce the fire and keep it for 5 to 15 more minutes.
  • When it became concentrated and begins frothing up a little, turn off the flame.
  • Let it cool down by covering the pot with a top.
  • Once it reaches the average temperature, use your hand to crush the boiled ingredients.
  • Keep it in hibiscus leaves and let them dry to become powder form.
  • Now you can use it as shampoo.

Massage your scalp with it and work it through your hair’s entire roots and tips. You can also add the lemon juice with the shampoo. Then, wash it off thoroughly with warm water. Do it twice a week for shiny and moisturize hair.

Why it Works:

Fenugreek seeds have high protein content, which helps to prevent hair fall and dandruff, in treating various scalp issues like dryness of hair, baldness, and hair thinning.

It comprises large amounts of lecithin, which moisturize the hair, strengthens the roots or hair follicles, and bringing back the luster and bounce.

The most efficient way to use reetha nut for hair is to use it as a hair rinse. With regular use, reetha makes the hair more substantial from the root, which reduces hair fall significantly.

Hibiscus is rich in amino acids necessary for producing keratin and stimulating hair regrowth from dormant follicles and bald patches.

Aloe vera contains PE (proteolytic enzymes), which repair dead skin cells on the scalp and also serves as a great conditioner and gives your hair all smooth and shiny.

Lemon juice is an excellent degreaser, so it is perfect for washing hair, especially if your scalp is on the oily side.

To find out you have oil hair or dry hair

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With ever-increasing pollution and changing climatic conditions, it is rare to see a smooth and shining hair. People’s hair has dull and lost its radiant properties due to harsh chemicals and compounds found in shampoo and conditioners.

It is best first to identify the hair type when you need to do some treatments with the hair. There are mostly three types of hair – oily, dry, and healthy hair. It based on the texture, quality, and feeling of the hair. So to tell which category your hair type falls under, they are a few steps.

Oily Hair:

The person with oily skin also has greasy hair. Since skin type in the face as the same as the scalp. If you have oily hair, then

  • the hair looks dull and lifeless
  • the hair becomes oily within a day of shampooing
  • you can have a lot of hair loss

Dry Hair:

The other most common hair type is dry hair. Ineffective oil glands are what usually leads to dryness of the hair. If you have dry skin, you will likely have dry hair.If you have dry hair, then

  • there will be a fizzy hair
  • there will be an excessive amount of split ends
  • the hair breaks very quickly and is extremely rough at the broken part

How to Find Dry Hair or Oily Hair:

  • Wash your hair and after three days, take a tissue paper and daub it on your hair. 
  • If there is a smudge of oil, you have oily hair. 
  • If there is nothing on the tissue, you have dry hair. 

Types of Hair

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The chances are, you may not be as in tune with your hair type as you thought. Much like understanding your skin type is crucial for implementing an effective skincare regimen; determining your actual hair type can play a massive role in the efficacy of your daily hair care routine. And yet, figuring out your correct hair type may be easier said than done. Besides the distinct categories like healthy hair, dry hair, oily hair, and weak hair, there are also several other factors to consider in pinpointing your hair type. Below is everything you need to know about determining your exact hair type and what that means for your daily hair care routine.

Hair with high porosity typically absorbs moisture too quickly because of gaps or tears around the cuticle. Those damaged areas cause it to release moisture at a high rate, making it dry and brittle. It’s best to avoid heat styling and harsh chemical treatments that can continue to make the hair brittle for these hair types.

On the other hand, low porosity hair types are those where the cuticle lies flat, blocking water or moisture from being absorbed into the strands. For these hair types, the biggest concern is typically product buildup, which is why it’s recommended you apply products while your hair is still damp to help ensure they’re more easily absorbed and distributed.

Normal Hair:

This type of hair does not have too much oily or dryness. It will thicken, clean, and shiny. We can grow this type of hair as desired.

The person with this type of hair need not worry much until overuse of chemical or artificial shampoos and conditioners.

Dry Hair:

The split ends of the hair broken and the hair suddenly fades in the hair. It is not very easy to maintain with such type of hair.

People with this type of hair should get regular oil massage and hair care. Because of the hair and hair, follicles are dry, also use natural hair conditioner. The person with dry hair should not comb the hair backward. 

Oily Hair:

Oily hair is often brought on by a buildup of excess sebum, a naturally occurring oil produced within our oil glands.

Sometimes, this is caused by internal factors, such as a hormonal imbalance, while other times, it can be a direct result of your everyday beauty routine.

Weak Hair:

Weak hair can be defined as limp, droopy, thin, or falling out. Split ends, extreme dryness or excessive oiliness can all be signs of dull hair.

The hair that lost from breakage is not the same as an ordinary loss. Hair that falls out naturally comes from the scalp, typically with the bulb attached.

Damage from weakness is when the hair breaks off below the scalp. While some breakage is normal, excessive breakage indicates weakened hair.

Weak hair often shows itself as split ends, which can travel up the hair shaft and break off Environmental impact from sun exposure, chlorine or saltwater, air conditioning or heating and pollution can weaken hair.

Natural Face mask using Hibiscus leaves and petals

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Everyone has to travel daily for Office work, School, Colleges, or to some places. Pollution makes our skin dry and blocks the pores of the skin. Our skin will feel lifeless and dull after travel.

We can refresh our skin naturally, which helps the skin maintain moisture and feel fresh after a long or hectic journey. The face mask removes all the tiredness and dust accumulated in our skin, giving a much natural freshness to our skin. This natural skin pack made of hibiscus leaves can give your skin natural glow and healthy.

Things Required:

  • Hibiscus Leaves
  • Hibiscus Petals

How To:

  • Add a few numbers of fresh hibiscus petals and leaves to half a cup of steaming water.
  • Let it soak in for just 15 minutes and blend this mix in a grinder.
  • Now, spread this paste directly on your face, massaging it for about 5 to 6 minutes and then giving it a thorough rinse with clear water.

Why it Works:

Hibiscus is an excellent toxin remover. Using hibiscus leaves on your face and neck works well to remove dead skin cells, blackheads, and whiteheads.

Mild organic acids in the hibiscus plant can inhibit the production of melanin and form a protecting layer over the skin.

The exfoliating ability of this homemade hibiscus face mask cleanses impurities and lightens the appearance of these dark spots.

Hibiscus has anti-inflammatory property which helps in curing acne. Hibiscus has anti-aging properties that help to slow down the skin aging process.