Home Made Remedies For Smooth and Silky Hair

Butter

Butter made from cow’s milk with early-morning preventive protection. Butter is rich in fatty acids, vitamins and minerals, providing the necessary moisturizers to nourish ultra-efficient cuticles, providing care and protection for scalp and hair. Butter has the ability to soothe the scalp, prevent bad effects from the environment, damage hair by styling like bending, stretching, dying caused. The vitamins and minerals have a moisturizing effect and increase the elasticity of the hair, giving you soft hair while nourishing scalp and hair from deep inside, stimulating blood vessels to supply nutrients. This helps to improve your white hair condition.

The use of butter to treat white hair is very simple. All you need to do is massage your scalp with butter after shampooing. You can keep your hair for 15-20 minutes and then wash your hair with water. Apply this remedy until you reach the desired result.

 Almond Oil

Almond oil is a rich source of magnesium used in a wide range of hair products. Lack of magnesium can lead to breakage. Apply almond oil once or twice a week to moisturize the scalp. This reduces dryness and improves hair quality.

Massage scalp with almond oil is recommended to prevent roughness of the hair. Make this remedy routine after shampooing to achieve the desired results.

• To apply this remedy, please follow the steps below:
• Prepare carrots and pork marrow
• Carrots washed and sliced
• Stew carrots with marrow pulp for drinking water
• Using 15 consecutive days will give a clear effect.

Bonus

Here are some causes and tips, which helps to reduce fizziness, roughness, and some hair problems.

Stress

Everyone deals with stress from time to time. The consequences of chronic stress can include:

sleep problems

anxiety

change in appetite

high blood pressure

Stress can also affect your hair. A 2013 study found a connection between stress and a depletion of stem cells in the hair follicles of mice. So if you’ve noticed a rise in your number of white strands and hair loss, stress might be the culprit. This theory might also explain why some world leaders appear to age or grey faster while in office.