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5 Awesome Best Natural Products To Treat Gray Hair

Early grey hairs are the most tormenting enemies of  the young generation. Learn about the natural ayurvedic home remedies for premature greying of hair. To get rid of white hairs completely you need a proper treatment plan that uses natural remedies.




Why Opt For Natural Hair Color?

You can find many OTC hair color products in the market. They can be used to restore the natural color of your hair or you can pick the vibrant shades to look stylish too. However, there can be several repercussions of using hair colors made with chemical components. Several OTC hair color products contain ammonia and other strong chemicals. This can be detrimental to people with sensitive scalp and hair issues. At times, using such products can lead to infection and hair loss.

Solutions made with natural herbs and plant extracts contain no chemicals and the risk of side effect is almost nil. They are not expensive either and you can make such solutions at home with ease. Along with coloring hair, the herbs present in natural hair color solutions, nourish the hair and scalp.


Natural Hair Color Options:

Here are some of the natural hair care solutions for gray hair, just for Health Care Beauty Tips (livefitandhealthylife) readers!

Curry Leaves & Coconut oil:

Boil curry leaves in coconut oil till the leaves become black. Apply on your scalp, and hair roots as a hair tonic for hair loss and bringing back the hair pigmentation .Curry leaves contain a natural pigment to retain the natural color of your hair. Curry leaves can be used with buttermilk, or curd to prevent your hair from becoming gray.

Indian Gooseberry/Amla:


Indian gooseberry is known for its several beneficial properties. You can also use it for covering the gray streaks on your head. Slice few gooseberries in small pieces and then leave them to dry in shade. Then, boil the dried pieces in pure coconut oil for some time. The pieces will become tender and brown. After it cools down, massage the solution on the scalp and hair. Keep it on for some time and then wash off with a mild shampoo. As an alternative, you can rinse your hair in the morning with gooseberry soaked water.



Lime Juice, Almond Oil And Gooseberry:

The mixture of lemon juice, gooseberry and almond oil can serve as an Ayurvedic compound to thwart the formation of gray hair. You can store this mixture in refrigerator for up to 3 days. After massaging it on scalp and hair, leave it on for half an hour. Then wash hair with a shampoo and cold water. This can be applied daily.

Carrot Seeds Oil And Sesame Oil:

A blend of carrot seeds oil and sesame oil can be used to prevent graying of hair. To make this mixture, take 4 spoons of sesame oil and mix it with a small amount of carrot seed oil. Then, massage the mixture gently on the scalp and hair. After keeping it on for some time, wash with a mild shampoo and water.



Butter Milk And Curry Leaves:


A mixture of curry leaves and buttermilk can be used to stop graying of hair. Put a handful of curry leaves to a cup of buttermilk. Then apply this mix on your hair and scalp. Keep it on for half an hour or so. Massage the scalp gently and then wash off with water.


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