The main problem of hair fall women. This problem arises in the rainy season. At this time the air is excessive moist and the skin and hair loss are high. So this time, the hair should be given regular oil. There is no substitute for hair nutrients. Many people do not want to put oil on oil for the sake of oils. And this makes the biggest mistake. Oil makes nails from the beginning of the hair to make the hair silky, shayne. We usually use coconut oil, almond oil in the market. Very useful amaloki oil to prevent hair fall
It is normal to have a haircut every day. But if the hair is more than the hair it is the cause of worry. As soon as the hair starts to fall, you can use this oil to prevent it. Those who are unable to take care of hair due to lack of time, they can also use this oil. It is possible to make this oil easily with only two components.
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Whatever it takes:
Coconut oil.
Dry Amalki.
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How to create:
Give a cup of coconut oil for 4-5 minutes.
Give it to the dry Amloki. Keep this oil burning with amloki.
Take it down from the oven, then become brown color.
Then separate the oil from the Amalki.
Apply oil on the head for several minutes.
Keep the whole night, shampoo next day.
Functionality:
This oil does not only help to grow new hair. The blood circulation increases in the palm of the head. Amalaki helps in strengthening the hair. Use it two days a week.
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I feel the hair fall problem, its a very problem in the whole world.
@amzadlak Great post! I love this kind of home made beauty tricks. I have used coconut for long time and it really makes the hair grow stronger and much more shiny. Last week i used it mixed with castor oil, they say it makes the hair grow much faster. What is the Amalaki that you refer in your post? some herb? a root?
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This is Amalaki.