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Nettle

Stinging Nettle is rich in Vitamins A, B, C, D and K. It also contains iron, potassium, manganese, calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, silica, iodine, and silicon. Rich in proteins and amino acids, very low calorie and fat content.

Great for Hair Loss Problems

Using stinging nettle is one of the oldest treatments for combating hair loss. Stinging nettle capsules and tea can be consumed to treat hair loss internally while a good scalp massage using nettle oil combats hair loss effectively.

Helps Regrow Hair

Not only does stinging nettle help in combating hair loss, but it also helps in hair regrowth. Nettle leaves are rich in silica and sulfur. This helps in making hair shinier and healthier. Rinsing hair with nettle extracts and water results in regrowth of lost hair and also helps in restoring the original hair color.

Helps with Dandruff

Massaging your scalp with coconut or mustard oil infused with dried nettle leaves and leaving it overnight is a very effective treatment for dandruff. Juice extracted by crushing fresh nettle leaves is also massaged onto the scalp to treat dandruff.

Hops

Hops - which are known scientifically by the name Humulus lupulus are flower clusters which grow on the Hop plant. In herbal medicine, hops are used for a number of health benefits. The hops are often used as a sedative and a relaxation inducer. It is also known to be antimicrobial. Hops have an anti-inflammatory effect, estrogenic effect, antioxidant activity and as anti-tumor properties. Hops have been found to contain estrogen like chemicals which may be beneficial for medical conditions associated with hormonal changes. Hops is used in many hair scalp rejuvenation therapies.

Celandine

This herb has numerous health benefits. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and helps to protect the scalp and regenerate the hair follicles. Gingko Biloba helps keep hair cells healthy and beautiful by pumping nutrients and oxygen to the scalp.

Super Moringa

Super Moringa is popularly known as super-food across the globe for its numerous health benefits. This amazing superfood is super great to boost your hair regrowth. The humble leaves of Super Moringa are a powerhouse of nutritional value for everyone. The leaves are a rich source of essential amino acids. It is a rich source of Vitamin A, C, E and antioxidants, which is key to healthy hair follicles and scalp.

Super Moringa has super immune-boosting powers, that’s why Moringa is also called “Tree of Life”.

Saw palmetto

Saw palmetto is a red fruit most often seen in South Eastern regions of the United States. Various studies on the use of saw palmetto were conducted. During the clinical trials it was observed that Saw palmetto helped to regulate hormones in our body.

Saw palmetto is also used by women to counteract the physical manifestations of hormonal imbalance--particularly excessive testosterone. It blocks the overproduction of testosterone which is responsible for male pattern baldness in women. Saw palmetto is an effective 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor, binding with the substance before it can affect the hair follicle.

Cassia-Obvata

"Cassia is by no means a new product, in fact West Africans and Indians have been using it for centuries. Cassia is a great alternative for naturals who want to get the benefits of natural henna without changing the color of their hair. If you’ve never heard of this amazing powder, keep reading! Here’s what cassia can do for you"

Adds Shine

"Cassia typically comes in a green powder form and is often mistakenly referred to as the “neutral henna” though cassia is actually derived from an entirely different plant than henna—with cassia you receive the benefits of adding shine to your hair without coloring it."

Conditions

"Cassia deeply conditions the hair. Applying cassia to hair has been said to repair dry damaged hair and make it more manageable by softening curls. One application is said to add volume to hair making it appear fuller."

Strengthening

"Cassia is known for strengthening and conditioning strands. The chemical constituents of cassia are absorbed by the strands and are capable of binding to the keratin protein within the strand. After a cassia treatment, studies have shown the cuticle lays flat and appears unaltered therefore strengthening and concealing the strand at the same time!"

"Some other great benefits include: improving scalp health, aiding with dandruff and other scalp issues and it has been discovered to impart UV-protection to the strands. It is even safe to use on chemically relaxed or color-treated hair."

Chamomile

This perennial plant from the daisy family has been used to encourage healthier hair regrowth. Chamomile conditions the scalp as well as nourishes and strengthens the hair follicles. According to Jean Valnet's "The Practice of Aromatherapy," (best seller Book on Plant medicines) chamomile has special properties that help prevent hair loss. The yellow color of chamomile brings brightness and shine. It also stimulates the growth of fuller, thicker, and healthier hair strands.

Elderflower

For centuries, elderflower has been used to treat hair with damaged ends, stubborn hairlines, or to stimulate the scalp to encourage hair growth. According to a study published in Free Radical Biology and Medicine, elderflower promotes blood circulation which helps hair regrowth. Elderflower is packed with vitamins A, B, C, and E — all of which are excellent for weak hair. The antioxidants present in elderflower stop hair follicle damage.