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[lilyprettyremy]

The 'It Girl' Nighttime Routine:

Every chic woman knows that a captivating day starts the night before. This routine is all about luxurious self-care – because waking up as the most poised, radiant version of yourself is a lifestyle. Ready to transform your evening into an elegant ritual? Let’s step into your new, elevated bedtime routine.

Create an Atmosphere: Begin by setting a serene mood. Dim the lights, light a sophisticated candle (think notes of sandalwood or bergamot), and play a calming jazz playlist. This is your time to unwind and transition into a world of serenity.

Sophisticated Cleansing: Start with a cleansing oil to melt away makeup and daily grime. Rinse it off, then follow with a gentle, hydrating cleanser. This double cleanse is like a reset button, leaving your skin ready for its nighttime restoration.

The Hydration Layer: Pat on a luxurious serum – hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, or a skin-renewing elixir. Then, apply a rich night cream. Imagine each layer as a silk robe for your skin, nurturing and hydrating it while you sleep.

Elevated Facial Massage: Use a jade roller or gua sha to massage in your serum. Not only is this relaxing, but it boosts circulation and helps define your natural contours. It’s a moment of quiet elegance – a way to remind yourself of your own grace.

Silk Essentials: Swap your pillowcase for silk. It’s gentle on your skin and hair, reducing friction while you sleep. A chic woman wakes up with smooth skin and effortless hair – because beauty is in the details.

Hair Ritual: Before bed, brush your hair and apply a touch of light hair oil to the ends. Twist it into a low bun or a loose braid for natural waves. It’s a simple yet sophisticated way to keep your hair looking polished in the morning.

The Nightcap: Pour yourself a cup of herbal tea – chamomile, peppermint, or lavender. Sip slowly, feeling the warmth relax your body. A classy woman indulges in these small, soothing rituals to unwind and replenish.

Outfit Planning: Select tomorrow's outfit with intention. Choose pieces that make you feel confident and chic, whether it’s a tailored blazer or that perfect little black dress. Lay everything out: jewelry, shoes, and bag – so your morning flows seamlessly.

Screen Detox: Put your phone on “Do Not Disturb” mode at least 30 minutes before bed. In this quiet time, you’re choosing presence and grace over endless scrolling.

Read Something Timeless: Replace your screen with a classic book or an inspiring magazine. This is how chic women nurture their minds and escape into elegance before drifting off.

Visualize Tomorrow: As you close your eyes, picture yourself waking up refreshed, glowing, and composed. See yourself moving through the day with grace and poise. You’re setting the stage for a day where everything aligns effortlessly.

This is more than a nighttime routine; it’s a ritual of self-respect and refinement. Wake up to your fullest potential, feeling radiant, empowered, and impeccably put-together. Sweet dreams, darling – tomorrow, the world is your runway.

[spectres-n-soap]

The Past - Ghost x Soap x You

Content Warnings - fluff, minor angst, afab!fem!reader, no use of Y/n or nicknames

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It’s too fucking early for this shit, that is your first thought when you roll out of your cot. Distantly you can hear a certain Scot talking loudly, Soap is likely bugging Ghost. You drag your hands down your face as you look at your alarm clock, 04:48 am. “It’s too fucking early.” You grumble as you get up anyways.

After being in the military for years, long enough to have built up a good enough record to be recruited by John Price for 141 task force, you probably should be used to waking up at the ass crack of dawn. But even the sun is still slumbering, the sky isn’t even a faint shade of pink to welcome the giant ball of gas.

You pull on your uniform and slick your hair into a bun, fighting with little flyaways the entire time. You brush your teeth and scroll through your phone as you do so. Updates from your family on facebook and new instagram stories from friends and celebrities, the same thing every day. But that’s why you joined the military, well that was one of the reasons. Routine, something you thrived in just as much as being thrown into the field with nothing but your wits. You rinse out your mouth and look at yourself in the mirror for a second, staring dead into your own eyes before you leave the small bathroom.

You are slow to walk to the recreational room, burdened with the knowledge that Soap had already started his antics early. Ghost is sitting at the island counter, his broad shoulders hunched and his simple balaclava pushed up halfway as he takes sips from his tea. Soap is talking about something but you don’t have the patience or brain power to figure it out and by the way Ghost is, neither does he. You wander over to the coffee pot and pour yourself a cup before dumping as much creamer and sugar as you can possibly bear into it. “Is tha’ even coffee now?” Ghost asks.

Perhaps a few months ago you would have been startled at his sudden words but it seemed that the ice between the two of you had melted since you had covered his six in the last mission. “Don’t know, don’t care.” You mumble as you lean against the counter as you stir your coffee. You blow on it and take a tentative sip. Disgustingly sweet, good. Now you can’t taste the bitter coffee under it. You drag your eyes over the rec room and nod to a very tired Gaz who must have dragged himself out of bed no long after you. You watch as Gaz smacks Soap on the back of the head.

”Shut up mate, you’re gonna wake the entire barracks with your talkin’.” Gaz grumbles before he makes his way over to the coffee pot and pours himself what little is left in it. You cringe as he drinks it black, no matter how many times you’ve seen him do it your stomach still churns. Which is a weird thing, because you’ve seen the brutality of war and have both been the subject of and done interrogations that got messy.

But it's Gaz drinking straight black coffee that gets you. You know it's not even his preference! You had asked him how he can stomach it without any kind of creamer or sugar and he admitted that he only drinks it black in the morning because he doesn’t really care how his coffee is that early. That truthfully, he much prefers something sweet like a latte or something.

“Away n’ bile yer heid!” Soap snaps at Gaz, leaning over the back of the couch haphazardly.

”English MacTavish.” Ghost grunts and you can’t help the snicker that leaves you.

“Oh not ye tae lass.” Soap groans, feigning heartbreak as he collapses onto the couch dramatically.

”You a theater kid Johnny?”

”Nae, jus’ naturally talented.” Soap says and you can hear the wink he gives even if no one can see it. “Wha’ about ye L.T? Ye a theater kid?”

” ‘Course he is.” You pipe up, “I mean, look at him.” You tease, referencing his collection of skeleton paraphernalia.

”Shut it.” Ghost says but you swear you can see the corners of his eyes crinkle just a little.

You grunt as you land hard onto the mat. “Ow.” You grumble.You rub the back of your head as you sit up. You don’t know why you had chosen Ghost as your sparring partner, maybe you had some kind of hidden masochistic streak or a wish for a migraine by the end of the day. Either way, you were getting your ass thoroughly kicked. “Do you have to slam me so hard?” You ask as you get up from your spot on the mat.

”Maybe break my grip successfully and you won’t end up on the mat.” Ghost says and you roll your eyes at the same time you roll your shoulders to try and loosen them up. “Come on, let's go again.”

You don’t care what Ghost or Soap says, you watch them sit next to each other, a kind of closeness you silently envy. You might be a part of the team now, accepted and appreciated but you know you’ll never have what they have. Whatever that is, whether this bromance has more bro or ro to it is a subject much debated. But what matters is that Soap is the only person allowed to talk off Ghost’s ears no matter the subject. Soap gestures wildly with his hands and Ghost watches and listens, you don’t need to see his eyes to know there is a kind of fondness within them for the Scot.

You swallow the lump trying to form in your throat and dump the rest of your drink down the sink. “Think I’m gonna turn in for the night, I had an early morning.”

”I said sorry.” Soap grumbles and you laugh before you leave for your room. You lay in your cot and look at your hand, empty and cold. You feel a certain shame, a certain flavor of loneliness, when you place your hand in the other and clasp them together. The idea of your hand being held by someone, by certain someone’s, is both a comforting one and a heartbreaking one. You bit your lip and close your eyes, letting yourself pretend for just a moment.

[infernalwitxhcraft]

All About: Ritual/Magical Baths & Showers

Let's discuss a big topic many new witches encounter early on in their journey - how to take a ritual/magical bath. These wonderful cleansing tools are easy, effective, and are accessible to many witches. They can be utilized by witches both in the broom closet and out of it. While this post is long, it's got lots of information, especially for beginners.

The general idea of water cleansing.

What makes ritual baths so great, you may ask? Well, it's an element you immerse yourself into that is not only associated with cleansing, healing, and rejuvenation, but it is also known to get rid of any negative energy hanging around your energetic field. Another plus is that you can add things to it - oils, herbal bags, moon water, the remainder of your simmer pot, etc. You want to bring money in? Cool, add that money oil. Looking for love? Come-to-me oil. Having a rough time with your health? Healing oils and herbs in a tea bag. The opportunities are endless.

Timing (before ritual vs everyday showers)

The next question people ask is if there is a layout they must follow. And the answer is a solid no. This is your practice. All opinions will differ, and you certainly don't have to agree with mine. Do you need to do it before every ritual? No. If that's what makes you feel better, go for it. But timing and certain life events aren't a guarantee it'll happen every time you cast a spell or ritual. Now, you can also do some of these things as a part of your daily shower routine to help cleanse your energy field on days you're not as focused on magic. It's up to you, but I find many people like to do at least a visualization when it comes to the negativity quite literally going down the drain & applying their bath products.

Creating a peaceful environment.

If you're doing a ritual bath, chances are you'll want to create a relaxing atmosphere where you can focus on what's needed at the moment. Light some candles (no, you do not need to light fifty). Add some crystals around the tub, because fuck it, they look pretty and if you feel they relax you or change your vibration, why not? An aromatherapy diffuser is nice to have in the bathroom. Epsom salts help your body physically speaking to soak in and they purify you. You like relaxing music? Cool, that helps ease your thoughts and bring you into a meditative state faster.

Using your soap/body wash as a cleansing agent.

A way you can utilize your time in the shower is by using your soap as a way to cleanse the negative energy off of your body. If you wash your face in the shower, let it be representative of your emotions being purged. As the soap goes down the drain, it leaves, forever. Making your own body wash or soaps may be a nice hobby that allows you to really integrate magic into your showers. You can put thought into exactly what herbs and scents go in there, some put a quartz crystal in the center to keep it charged!

Washing your hair.

This follows a similar concept as above. Hair, in many cultures, is viewed as an extension of the nervous system, acting like an antenna to the universe. In my culture, we believe our black hair offers us protection and better intuition. It not only is a signifier for beauty when it comes to choosing a partner, but is a sign that the person is connected to the ancestors and our gods. Every culture has different context, stories, and meanings behind theirs. Some people like to use natural hair products for this reason, and you can also make your own if you want to infuse your magic into them. Getting a comb or brush made out of natural material (such as wood) can become a meditative practice. Repeating affirmations with each brush stroke about how you wish for your hair to look, such as it becoming more shiny or long, is a way to implement a routine with it and make it special. Try rinsing with moon water to get a special sheen!

Bath salts.

Bath salts are all the rage for a reason. Buy yourself some epsom salts, in a decent quantity for making medium to big sized batches. And then it's quite simple, you'll mix herbs in there! It's fun to create your own blends, just be certain that these herbs are safe for you to soak with. If you're picking these herbs yourself (and it's not from a home grown garden), check in with what the exact species is as you'd be surprised at how easily a poisonous plant looks like exactly what you are intending to grab. You can add a few drops of essential oils into the bath water before you get in, or add it to the salt blend in small quantities.

Epsom salts are amazing for muscle tension and general aches and pains. Especially if you're active in the gym and trying to speed up your recovery time. Aside from that, if you've got chronic pain they won't take it away by any means, but you may find a little relief from it and you'd be able to do a spiritual cleanse in the meantime.

Herbal tea bags.

These are something you'll see often. You also will see people dump herbs and flowers in their tub, which is aesthetically pleasing, but damn that is one mess to clean up! Easiest way to prevent that is by putting it all in a tea bag and you'll have much less to worry about when you're done, let alone herbs getting in areas you'd rather not have them in.

As far as this goes though, think of it like soaking in a giant tub of tea if you do just herbs. It's wonderful and relaxing, not to mention it smells amazing. As mentioned in the last section, make sure that you are using herbs safe for your body/skin contact. Check for allergies (you could do this with a simple hand or foot soak) to be 100% safe.

A brief note on uncrossing.

Uncrossing baths are not only wonderful ways to remove bad luck, a hex, or curse, but something that should be done once or twice a year. The length depends, but generally it's 3, 7, 9, or 13 days. I do mine 1-2x a year (twice if I detect a hex or curse) and opt for 13 days, as that is the most powerful time frame and I can be sure I've removed anything lingering. This is an entire post that needs to be written and I'll be *eventually* doing one, as I figure it deserves its own in-depth explanation.

Wait, I only have access to a shower!

I get it, genuinely. I've lived in apartments that had tubs and some that didn't. The current house I'm renting has a shower with a tub...but an automatic drain my husband and I can't find a solution for. But hey, at least we're moving soon. On the bright side, that's given me room to experiment and tell you what works.

Add a few drops of essential oil to the shower floor when taking a warm/hot one. It's aroma will carry up with the steam. Of course, there's also the solution of buying a small diffuser for the bathroom itself. Secondly if you like the whole tea bag idea, tie it to your showerhead! The heat will do the same thing. While it's not as powerful, it works. It's still something, which is better than not being able to do it at all. If you want to use epsom salts, do a foot soak. Or some people pour it over their body and head before taking the rest of their shower.

Visualizations.

Oftentimes, you'll hear of people that do meditations and visualizations to cleanse their energy field. They are very simple, which increases its popularity. Taking the pointers from above, add these tricks in. For a bath, after you are done scrubbing your body of negative energy, when it is time to drain the water visualize all of the negative energy going down the drain and no longer being a part of you. For the shower, same concept but more instantaneous. You could even do it periodically, after each step of your shower routine if you wanted.

My friends and fellow witches, I hope that this is able to help you! If you read this far thank you and I hope that you'll be able to find ways to incorpate this into your life.

[selfcarewithkay]

Chapter Three

Hi girlies! Welcome back! As promised today we are going to be discussing products and ways to take care of our hair. I've done a lot of experimenting to figure out what works best for my hair. In conclusion I've learnt that natural homemade remedies work best apart from organic store bought products. The organic store bought products work amazing but they can be very expensive so to keep it budget friendly lets explore some homemade remedies to help your hair grow as well as discussing ingredients that helps all hair types.

Homemade avocado hair mask:

Half an avocado

1 tbsp argan oil

 ¼ cup of mayo

1 tbsp honey

An egg 

3 tbsp black castor oil

1 tbsp olive oil

1  banana

Blend everything in a blender until smooth and apply evenly to hair and scalp and let sit for an hour under a shower cap before rinsing thoroughly. 

Homemade hair grease:

1 large tub of Petroleum jelly

1 Shot of Hennessy

10 ml of coconut oil

10 ml of carrot oil

10 ml of argon oil

10 ml of olive oil

10 ml of tea tree oil

10 ml castor oil

10 ml jojoba oil

10 ml vitamin E oil

10 ml biotin oil

A sprung of rosemary

Three leaves of sage

Four mint leaves

1 tbsp of lad 

To a seep pan on medium to low heat add the tub of petroleum jelly, lad and all fresh herbs and let melt. When petroleum is completely melted add Hennessy and all oils and stir. Carefully pour back into the tub or any storage and let cool till harden or the consistency is no longer runny. Apply grease to the scalp twice a week and massage.

That's all for this week. Thank you for ready can't wait to see you next week.

[shahzahanseo]

Effective Treatments and Lifestyle Changes for facing acne

Introduction

Acne is one of the skin problems that can spoil the beauty of the face. It can affect people of all ages but is most commonly experienced during puberty due to hormonal changes that increase sebum production

Types of Acne

Blackheads: Open pores clogged with oil and dead skin cells that turn black when exposed to air.

Whiteheads: Closed pores filled with pus and sebum, appearing as small white bumps under the skin.

les: Small red, tender bumps caused by inflammation.

Pustules: Similar to papules but contain pus at the tip, often referred to as "pimples."

Cysts: Deep, painful lumps under the skin filled with pus, often leading to scarring.

Nodules: Large, hard bumps beneath the skin that can be painful.

Causes of acne

Excess Oil Production: Hormonal changes during puberty, pregnancy, or menstrual cycles can increase oil production.

Clogged Hair Follicles: Dead skin cells and excess oil block pores, leading to acne formation.

Bacteria: Bacteria called Propionibacterium acnes can infect clogged pores, causing inflammation and pimples.

Hormonal Changes: Androgens, hormones that increase during puberty, lead to higher sebum production.

Diet: High-glycemic foods (sugars, refined carbs) may worsen acne in some individuals.

Stress: While stress doesn’t directly cause acne, it can exacerbate flare-ups.

Here are some natural tips to help reduce and remove acne

Tea Tree Oil: Known for its antibacterial properties, tea tree oil can help reduce acne. Dilute it with water or a carrier oil and apply it to affected areas.

Aloe Vera: Aloe vera gel has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. Apply fresh aloe vera gel directly to acne-prone skin.

Honey: Its antibacterial and healing properties can aid in acne treatment. Use raw honey as a face mask for 10-15 minutes and rinse with warm water.

Apple Cider Vinegar: Its acetic acid helps to kill acne-causing bacteria. Mix one part apple cider vinegar with three parts water, apply it with a cotton ball, leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse.

Green Tea: Rich in antioxidants, applying cooled green tea to the skin can reduce inflammation and bacteria. Use it as a toner or make a face mask by mixing it with honey.

Coconut Oil: It has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Apply a small amount to the skin to help reduce acne, but it may not be suitable for all skin types.

Exfoliation with Oatmeal: Oatmeal is a gentle exfoliant that helps remove dead skin cells. Mix ground oatmeal with water to form a paste and gently scrub your skin.

Zinc Supplementation: Studies show that zinc may help reduce acne. Include zinc-rich foods in your diet like pumpkin seeds, lentils, and spinach.

Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water helps flush out toxins and keeps your skin hydrated, which can reduce acne flare-ups.

Balanced Diet: Avoid high-glycemic foods and include more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains to keep your skin clear and healthy.

These remedies may take time, and it's important to be patient. Make sure to patch-test any new product on your skin to avoid irritation.

[scssrd]

heat wave

Excessive Heat Warning. These conditions are expected to last until 8:00 PM (PDT) Monday, September 9. National Weather Service

Monday, September 9.

this morning the sun was red and sticky, pouring in the kitchen window and making our tiny house look and feel like hell. the weather never made sense to me. how can it drop 12 degrees one day to the next? allegedly this heat wave will be over by tomorrow but i doubt it. it does feel like summer’s last hurrah, though, which i suppose is bittersweet. here’s how i’ve been cooling off for the last week or so

listening party

Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass’s Whipped Cream & Other Delights

sounds like pansies, tulips, sunflowers in full bloom, icy mojitos and mint juleps by the pool, super tight shorts for men, fisherman sandals, sweet and sour, olive green with a pop of orange-red, the sound of a vespa moped honking

Elvis’ Golden Records (yes it’s a compilation- sue me!)

sounds like denim, sweaty leather car seats, toasted bread for a good sandwich, walking to the park, first dates, drive in movies, ostrich skin cowboy boots, petting a stranger’s dog

Françoise Hardy’s Tous Les Garçons et Les Filles

sounds like a glass of white wine, marcona almonds, etat libre d’orange jasmin et cigarette pefume, swirling hair in the wind, lip gloss, second hand mary jane shoes with white socks of course, a well loved, dog-eared book, iced black tea

flash brew coffee

so much better than cold brew because it’s fully extracted, meaning it actually tastes like good coffee and not stainless steel*

*to me cold brew tastes too smooth, not enough contrast to show off the true notes. every cold brew tastes the same to me: cold, sterile, empty, artificial, and sweet and smoky like cold cuts.

use the same amount of coffee grinds (grounds? grinds?) as usual but cut the amount of water in half. replace the missing water with ice and stir till it becomes consistently cold. yes, the ice will melt and cool everything off. that’s what we want. add fresh ice and oat milk or creamer of your choice. works for pour over, aeropress, and traditional drip coffee pots. simple, but special.

love letter to hypochlorous acid:

use it on your face as a soothing and clarifying toner, to refresh your scalp when it’s feeling oily/itchy/dirty, feet and armpits to neutralize sweat and stop odor, hands as sanitizer spray, etc etc. you can use it on surfaces to kill bacteria, microbes, and fungus. you can even use it on your produce as a no-rinse cleanser! your body naturally produces hocl in your white blood cells so it is completely safe to use on even delicate skin around the eyes and you can even ingest it. yes it kills covid and mpox too…

here’s the thing about the summer: it’s disastrous for your hair. especially these heavy, swampy days where your sweat will turn dry shampoo to goo. skip the dry shampoo right now and use your hands to give your roots and scalp a little massage if you’re feeling greasy. your fingers will help distribute the natural oils more evenly, then you can spray your hair with water and scrunch to refresh your texture. i wouldn’t rely on a salt spray or jelly right now because paired with the high temperatures, it’s bound to dry out your ends a little bit. just good old water is all you need, hypochlorous acid for your scalp if you’re down (or desperate). and don’t be afraid to wash your hair more often as you sweat more! a dirty scalp is bound to cause problems down the line in the form of stunted hair growth, itchiness, flaky skin, etc.

let your wet hair cool you down as you air dry. and when your hair dries and you can’t stand it touching your neck? put it up. or back. claw clip, hairpin (pencil, chopstick, even), sweatband, scrunchie, clips, even slicked back if it’s too short for any of the above.

in

washing your hair multiple times a week (it’s hot, you’re sweaty, and it feels good to have cold wet strands falling on your neck- the wet look IS VERY IN)

claw clips > hair ties (less tension means less hair breakage and less achy scalp)

slicking your hair back (the wet look! is very! in!!)

undercuts, baby

out

dry shampoo (dry powder+sweat= soggy sticky product buildup. just wash your hair)

tight braids (give yourself some room to breathe)

blow outs (in this heat? hello???)

hot hot reading list: summer gothic

weird trend amongst the books i’ve read in the last month or so is that there has been a heavy floridian presence. why florida? absolutely no clue. here’s a list of some reading material (and one movie) perfect for your red hot florida summer

graphic novels

Wet Moon- series 1-7 by Sophie Campbell

(goths, gay girls, the best hairstyles you’ve ever seen, mismatched

friends, florida swamp, stabbings…?)

Night and Dana by Anya Davidson

(growing up and falling apart, the fine line between passion and obsession, nonbinary film nerds, special effects makeup)

novels

Gone To The Wolves by John Wray

(metalhead misfit kids outgrowing their small town, LA adventure, the 80s and 90s, intersectionality, cults)

Tampa by Alissa Nutting

(grooming, predatory high school teacher, confronting disgusting desire, gender-swapped lolita. cw pedophilia and molestation.)

film

Spring Breakers by Harmony Korine, starring Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson, Vanessa Hudgens, Rachel Korine, and James Franco.

(finding yourself, pushing limits, fucking up, bailing out)

xoxo, fig

[hershit123]

10 Natural Remedies to Stop Hair Fall

Hair fall, a rather growing problem in today's time, can be detrimental not only to your social image but also to your confidence. If you want to stay away from synthetic products and learn some natural remedies on how to stop hair fall, this is a great read. Here, you will find ten organic remedies to better your scalp health and prevent hair fall. 

Coconut Oil to Massage Your Scalp

You will need a bottle of extra virgin coconut oil for this. Coconut oil has a number of innate benefits for your scalp, from diminishing dryness to moisturising the skin and triggering lock growth. 

This remedy is suitable for all types of hair. Nevertheless, if you are allergic to coconut or have already oily heads, refrain from this method. 

How To Prepare And Apply

It is pretty easy to prepare. All you have to do is slightly heat the oil so that it melts, and you can rub it in. However, keep an eye out while heating the oil to avoid it from overheating. 

Once the right temperature, dip your fingers in the oil and rub it on your scalp in a circling motion, preferably for 5 to 10 minutes. Try to concentrate on areas that are balding or thinning. 

Onion Juice For Hair Growth

Onions are known to be rich in sulphur, which can further instigate hair follicles and enrich growth. If you see your hair falling out more than usual or thinning, using this technique 2 to 3 times a week can do wonders. However, if you think your skin can react badly when exposed to irritants, avoid this. 

How To Prepare And Apply

Start by cutting the onions in halves and grating them. Once minced, you can then squeeze them over a retainer to get the juice out. 

Gently massage your scalp in all areas with the juice, especially in regions of thinning hair. Let the mixture soak in for a good 20 minutes. Then rinse it off with water. If necessary, use shampoo to get rid of the smell.

Curry Leaf Hair Oil Helps Prevent Hair Fall

Curry leaves contain high concentrations of antioxidants and proteins. These can further help strengthen the hair roots, leading to lesser hair fall. In addition, it also promotes new hair growth. You can find similar organic hair care products and more at a discount on online portals like dealsandcouponsmena.com.  

How To Prepare And Apply

Compared to the others, this method is a bit more complicated. For this, you will need to heat coconut oil, then add the curry leaves and let them cook till brownish-black. Once there, strain the mixture and let it cool before application. 

With that, gently but firmly massage your scalp for around 5 minutes and cover the strands from root to tip. Let that sit for a night, cover it and ensure to wash it off the next day. 

Yoghurt Mask To Condition Your Hair

Plain-sweetened yoghurt contains a high quantity of lactic acid and proteins. This further helps strengthen the hair strands while also giving it a shiny glow. If you have a dry scalp issue, applying yoghurt once a week is the best method to moisten your scalp. 

How To Prepare And Apply

Preparation is quite simple. Firstly, dampen your hair. Take some sweetened yoghurt in a bowl and make sure to apply it evenly. It is advised that you start at the roots and eventually go to the ends. This will ensure the best results.

Indian Gooseberry For Hair Growth

If you want a remedy on how to stop hair fall immediately at home for female, it does not get any better than this. Amla is quite potent with vitamin C. This further enhances collagen production and nourishes your hair follicles.

How To Prepare And Apply

First, you will have to squeeze out the amla juice and mix equal quantities of any preferred carrier oil with it. With that, your oil is ready. Now, you will just have the massage the blend into your scalp and hair and then rinse it off in thirty minutes. 

Use Green Tea for Stimulating Growth

Green tea can help reduce any kind of swelling of your scalp. This can help enhance the growth of healthy hair. This remedy is a must if you suffer from dandruff or similar scalp issues. This will solve your problem of how to control hair fall.

How To Prepare And Apply

Start by steeping both teabags in boiling water and let that cool down. Once the tea has seeped, rinse your head with the cooled-down water. 

Egg Mask For Hair Strengthening

Along with an egg, you will also need one tablespoon of honey and olive oil for this method. While the protein from the eggs strengthens the hair bulbs, honey helps moisturise it. While it is suitable for any type of hair, it is a go-to if you have dry or damaged locks.

How To Prepare And Apply

Start by mixing the honey, olive oil, and egg until they form a have a smooth texture. Then apply the mixture on your hair and especially the scalp. Get a hold of every strand and let it sit for 30 minutes. 

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Methi Hair Mask For Hair Growth

Fenegreek or methi is another excellent way to better hair growth at home. Methi has a high protein content. This provides not only natural nourishment to the hair but also gives it more volume and rid it of dandruff. 

How To Prepare And Apply

Start by soaking methi two spoons of methi seeds overnight. Dry the seeds and grind them to a paste before applying it on your scalp. Keep it there for an hour and rinse it off with cold water. Doing this once every week can show quick results. 

Aloe Vera Hair Mask To Stop Hair Loss

Wondering how to stop hair fall immediately? This is your answer. Aloe vera contains a lot of minerals that can help reduce hair loss. It also helps treat dandruff in your hair. Best of all, it removes excess oil from your scalp and nourishes the scalp.

How To Prepare And Apply

This is relatively easy to prepare and apply. Apply the aloe vera gel from any plant and massage it for about 10 to 15 minutes. Let that sit for about an hour and gently rinse it off with water.  

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Apple Cider Vinegar For Better Hair Health

Lack of scalp nutrition can be a big factor leading to hair loss. The dirt and pollution typically gather up and stop good oil from seeping in. A very good way of fixing that is with apple cider vinegar. 

How to Prepare and Apply

Rub a few spoonfuls of apple cider on your hands and massage your head. Another way is to mix it with water and rinse your hair with it.

With these tricks in mind, you will not have to worry about hair fall again.

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Understanding the Causes of White Hair and Natural Prevention Methods

Introduction

White hair is a common sign of aging, but it can also appear prematurely due to various factors. Many people seek natural remedies to prevent or reverse this condition without resorting to chemical treatments. This article explores the causes of white hair and offers easy, natural ways to prevent it, as highlighted on Wellhealthorganic.com.

Causes of White Hair

Aging:

The most common cause of white hair is aging. As we age, the production of melanin, the pigment responsible for hair color, decreases, leading to gray or white hair.

Genetics:

Genetics play a significant role in determining when your hair will turn white. If your parents experienced early graying, chances are you might too.

Vitamin Deficiencies:

Deficiencies in essential vitamins such as B12, D3, and E can lead to premature white hair. These vitamins are crucial for maintaining healthy hair pigmentation.

Oxidative Stress:

Free radicals and oxidative stress can damage melanin-producing cells, leading to white hair. This can be caused by environmental factors, poor diet, and lifestyle choices.

Hormonal Changes:

Hormonal imbalances, especially thyroid issues, can result in premature white hair.

Stress:

Chronic stress is linked to the early onset of white hair. Stress affects the body's overall health and can impact melanin production.

Medical Conditions:

Certain medical conditions, such as vitiligo and alopecia areata, can cause white hair.

Natural Ways to Prevent White Hair

Balanced Diet:

Consuming a diet rich in vitamins and minerals is essential. Foods high in B vitamins, iron, copper, and zinc support healthy hair pigmentation. Include leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and dairy in your diet.

Herbal Remedies:

Certain herbs are known to promote hair health. For instance, Indian gooseberry (amla) is rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, which can help maintain hair color. Drinking amla juice or applying amla oil can be beneficial.

Regular Scalp Massage:

Massaging your scalp with natural oils like coconut oil, almond oil, or bhringraj oil can improve blood circulation and strengthen hair follicles, potentially delaying the onset of white hair.

Reduce Stress:

Managing stress through activities like yoga, meditation, and exercise can positively impact your overall health and help prevent premature graying.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

Using mild, natural shampoos and avoiding hair products with harsh chemicals can protect your hair from damage and premature aging.

Stay Hydrated:

Drinking plenty of water keeps your body and hair hydrated, promoting healthy hair growth and pigmentation.

Henna:

Henna is a natural dye that not only colors hair but also conditions it. Regular use of henna can help cover white hair naturally.

Onion Juice:

Onion juice is rich in catalase, an enzyme that can help darken hair naturally. Applying onion juice to your scalp can help in reducing white hair.

Black Tea Rinse:

Black tea contains tannins that can darken hair naturally. Using a black tea rinse can add a subtle, natural color to your hair.

Conclusion

White hair, whether due to aging or other factors, can be managed and potentially delayed through natural methods. By understanding the underlying causes and implementing these easy, natural remedies, you can maintain your hair’s natural color for longer. A balanced diet, stress management, and the use of herbal treatments are key components in this journey.

FAQs

Can white hair turn black again naturally?

In most cases, once hair turns white, it cannot turn black again naturally. However, you can prevent further graying with proper care and nutrition.

Is it safe to use onion juice on the scalp?

Yes, onion juice is generally safe and beneficial for the scalp. However, it is advisable to do a patch test first to ensure you do not have any allergic reactions.

How often should I use henna to cover white hair?

Using henna once a month can effectively cover white hair and condition your hair naturally.

Can stress really cause white hair?

Yes, chronic stress can lead to oxidative stress, which affects melanin production and can cause premature white hair.

Are there any side effects of using natural remedies for white hair?

Natural remedies are generally safe, but individual reactions can vary. It is best to do a patch test and consult with a healthcare provider if you have any concerns.

Does diet really impact hair color?

Yes, a balanced diet rich in essential vitamins and minerals can significantly impact hair health and color.

Is it possible to prevent white hair completely?

While you cannot entirely prevent white hair, adopting healthy lifestyle practices can delay its onset.

How long does it take to see results from natural treatments?

Results from natural treatments can vary. Consistent use over a few months is generally required to see noticeable changes.

By incorporating these natural methods into your routine, you can manage and potentially delay the appearance of white hair, promoting healthier and more vibrant hair.

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Total Transformation Home Remedy Rapid Hair Growth Oil 100% Natural

Get the Total Transformation Home Remedy Rapid Hair Growth Oil 100% Natural which is a blend of carefully selected natural herbsaspices infused in healthy oils to achleve amazing results. It reduces breakages / shredding for both hair and beard. It is best used for treating alopecia (hair loss), overall thickening and length retention. It serves as an instant natural softening agent for natural hair, Locs and beard. INGREDIENTS Carrier Olis. Castor, Sweet Almond, Rosehip, Avocado, Jojoba, Shed, Black Seed, Neem, Lemon, Coconut, Olive Oil, Essential Oils. Tea Tree, Rosemary, Citronella And Peppermint Oil. Herbs a Spices:- Cloves, Fenugreek, Black Seed, Moringa, Star Anise, Lavender, Mustard Seed, Ginko, Tyme, Cumin, Funnel, Neem, Hibiscus, Chebe powder, Rosemary. USAGE Shake this Rapid Hair Growth Oil well and apply daily to scalp and affected areas. Gently massage. Do not rinse. For external use only. Size: 100 ml Read the full article

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Exploring the Beauty of Henna Black Hair Color: A Timeless Elegance

Hair coloring has been an age-old practice, often serving as a means of self-expression and cultural significance. Among the myriad of options available, henna black hair color stands out for its unique properties and timeless elegance. Derived from the Lawsonia inermis plant, henna has been utilized for centuries, not only for its cosmetic benefits but also for its nourishing and conditioning properties. In this blog, we delve into the allure of henna black hair color, its benefits, application process, and why it continues to captivate individuals seeking a natural and sophisticated look.

Understanding Henna Black Hair Color: Henna, a natural dye, has long been revered for its ability to impart rich, dark hues to hair, particularly when combined with other natural ingredients like indigo. Unlike synthetic hair dyes that often contain harsh chemicals, henna offers a safer alternative, free from ammonia, peroxide, and other harmful additives. The resulting black color from henna is not only stunning but also leaves hair feeling soft, glossy, and strengthened.

Benefits of Henna Black Hair Color:

Natural Ingredients: One of the primary draws of henna black hair color is its natural composition. It is free from synthetic chemicals, making it suitable for individuals with sensitive scalps or those looking to minimize exposure to toxins.

Conditioning Properties: Henna doesn't just color the hair; it also acts as a deep conditioner, leaving hair feeling silky smooth and looking vibrant.

Longevity: While henna may require more time during the application process compared to conventional hair dyes, its color tends to last longer, resulting in fewer touch-ups over time.

Customization: Henna allows for customization, with users able to adjust the intensity of the black shade based on the duration of application and additional ingredients used.

Cultural Significance: Henna holds cultural significance in many parts of the world, particularly in regions where it is used for traditional ceremonies and celebrations. Choosing henna black hair color can be a nod to these rich cultural practices.

Application Process: Applying henna black hair color requires a bit of patience and preparation, but the results are well worth the effort. Here's a basic guide to getting started:

Preparation: Start with clean, dry hair, free from any styling products. It's advisable to conduct a strand test beforehand to assess the desired color outcome.

Mixing the Henna: Depending on the brand and desired intensity, mix the henna powder with water or other natural liquids like tea or coffee to form a thick paste. Allow the mixture to sit for a few hours to release the dye.

Application: Section your hair and apply the henna paste evenly, ensuring complete coverage from roots to tips. Use gloves to prevent staining your hands and protect your clothing with a towel or cape.

Processing Time: Once applied, cover your hair with a shower cap or plastic wrap to keep the heat in and enhance color development. The processing time can vary but typically ranges from 1-3 hours.

Rinsing and Conditioning: After the desired processing time, rinse out the henna thoroughly with water until the water runs clear. Follow up with a conditioner to further nourish and seal the color.

Conclusion: Henna black hair color offers a natural, safe, and stunning alternative to conventional hair dyes. Its deep, rich hue, coupled with its conditioning properties, makes it a favorite among those seeking a timeless and sophisticated look. Whether for cultural reasons or personal preference, henna continues to enchant individuals worldwide, offering not just a change in appearance but a celebration of natural beauty and tradition. So, embrace the allure of henna black hair color and experience the magic it brings to your locks.

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Tea – Delicious and Healthy

So many of us are tea drinkers here in America, although I tend to think of tea drinking as a pastime of the British mostly. That’s not even true! But recently I have been increasingly aware of the many tea drinkers here at home; in fact, more than 159 million Americans drink it. 

In fact, in 2020, Americans drank more than 84 billion servings of tea! And, on any day, over 50% of the American population drinks tea. 

So, it seems wise, knowing how popular tea drinking is, to explore the many health benefits of tea, and there are a bunch!

Tea has been clinically studied for a long time, so when we talk benefits, we mean real, scientific benefits. Here are a few:

Tea can boost the immune system. And if there’s ever a time to boost the immune system, it would be during the current pandemic! In fact, white tea may be the most effective type in fighting cancer, another disease having to do with our immunity. 

1. Chamomile Tea

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Chamomile tea can help reduce menstrual pain and muscle spasms; it is also known to improve sleep quality and quantity and help generally with relaxation, thereby reducing stress. 

2. Rooibos Tea

Rooibos tea an African tea, is known to improve blood pressure and circulation (thereby being heart-healthy) and can help boost our good cholesterol and lower our bad cholesterol. It can also help keep our skin and hair healthy. 

3. Peppermint Tea

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Peppermint tea which has menthol naturally in it can help soothe an upset stomach and help you if you’re constipated and/or have irritable bowel syndrome or even motion sickness.

4. Ginger Tea

Ginger tea is wonderful any way you eat it! But as a tea, it can help to ward off morning sickness and is useful if you have chronic indigestion. It is also known to help relieve joint pain if you have osteoarthritis.

5. Green Tea

Being high in flavonoids can also help your heart health like rooibos tea by lowering bad cholesterol and raising your good cholesterol. It can also help lower your triglycerides and impact your total cholesterol count. 

6. Black Tea

Which stems from the same plant as green tea, is made by drying and fermenting the leaves which results in a darker color and different taste.

This one is useful if applied to minor cuts and abrasions and bruises; it is also known to reduce swelling and can lower inflammation from rashes and even poison ivy.

In general, tea has antioxidants that are completely healthy, it has less caffeine than coffee (or none at all), and as stated above, can help reduce your risk of heart issues.

It might also be helpful in the battle of the bulge (i.e., weight loss). It may be able to help protect your bones and gut health. Remember – three-fourths of our immune system resides in the gut so it’s a great idea to keep the gut nice and healthy!

At the time of this writing, we are heading into the cold weather season. There’s nothing like a hot cup of tea (or iced if you prefer) to give you comfort and warmth and a sense of feeling cozy. 

How about a few recipes?!

One favorite tea recipe is Moroccan tea. You can make this with green tea and fresh (preferably organic) spearmint leaves. Be careful about sweetening this up, as table sugar is never really good for you – LOL!

Add the tea to boiling water and let it steep for about 15 minutes. Strain it, if need be, put the spearmint at the bottom of the teapot, and pour the tea over the leaves. Enjoy!

Another good one is lemon ginger tea. You will need fresh ginger root (preferably organic), perhaps a very little honey if you like it sweet (but use very sparingly), and one (organic or local) lemon which has been rinsed well.

Fill a pot with water and boil. Turn the heat down to medium. Add some thinly sliced ginger root (leaving the peel on it). Simmer for about 15 minutes or until it tastes well and some of the water has reduced. Enjoy!

Then there’s chai tea. You can use Darjeeling tea, fresh cinnamon sticks, fresh ginger root, cloves, green cardamom pods, black peppercorns, and a little honey.

You’ll also need whole milk. Using a grinder or a mortar and pestle grind the cloves, cardamon, and black peppercorns.

Add all the above (except the milk and honey) to a saucepan, stir, and simmer for about 10-15 minutes. You may want to strain the spices and tea leaves out and then add the milk and honey, and make sure everything is nice and warm for a cozy, cuddly day. Enjoy!

Now, if you’re wanting to lose some weight, you can enhance the process of dieting and exercising with some homemade recipes.

As many of you know, green tea can be particularly useful in a variety of ways. It is also good if you’re trying to lose weight.

You can make a delicious and healthy tea with grated ginger (using either the root or powder), cinnamon (use sticks or powder), water of course, green tea (loose or in teabag form), a little lemon juice (fresh organic will be the best), and if you want a little sweetener, use a tiny bit of honey.

You can also use – in any recipe – a healthy sweetener like stevia or erythritol, for example. You can always put in a few fresh mint leaves as a garnish and some of its nutrients will add flavor and health-giving properties to your tea.

Boil the ginger and cinnamon in the water for a few minutes. Add honey or a healthy substitute (or leave it out if you wish), and a little lemon juice and mix.

Strain this mixture. Then put it in your green tea bag or leaves. Let it steep for just a couple of minutes. Enjoy!

As an addition to a healthy weight-loss program, you can choose a tea recipe that will help give your metabolic rate a boost.

Take some warm water, a little bit of raw honey or other healthy substitutes, a little fresh lemon juice, a little raw apple cider vinegar, a little fresh ginger, a little cinnamon, and a bit of cayenne pepper.

First, mix the honey with the warm water, add the lemon juice and apple cider vinegar. Add ginger (preferably freshly grated) and some cinnamon (use a healthy one). Finally, add the cayenne pepper; mix up well and … enjoy!

For more detailed information, visit Health And Wellness

And as always, have a happy, holistically healthy day!

Source: Tea – Delicious and Healthy

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Unlocking the Secrets: Hair Conditioner vs. Hair Mask

We all desire soft, shiny, and healthy hair, and beauty stores offer various products to help achieve those dreams. Among them, two products stand out in granting soft, lustrous locks – hair conditioner and hair mask. However, confusion often arises regarding when and how to use them. To shed light on these hair care essentials, let's delve into the purpose and usage of each.

Purpose of Using a Hair Conditioner:

A hair conditioner is a conditioning and hydrating product that smoothens and moisturizes the hair strands. Lightweight with a silky texture, it swiftly improves hair texture and appearance. Hair conditioners work on the hair shafts, laying flat the raised cuticles, hydrating the hair, and reducing frizz. These products contain active ingredients that form a protective layer on the hair, preventing breakage and damage from sun exposure.

Various types of hair conditioners are available, including rinse-out, leave-in, and deep conditioners. They should be used on damp hair after each wash, and you can rinse them out after a few minutes or leave them in, depending on the type you choose.

Best Hair Conditioner Products Price List in India:

WOW Red Onion Black Seed Oil Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹499

WOW Coconut & Avocado Oil Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹495

WOW Moroccan Argan Oil Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹549

WOW Green Tea Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹499

WOW Hemp Hair Conditioner (250ml) - ₹374

WOW Rice Water and Lavender Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹449

HAIR LOSS CONTROL THERAPY CONDITIONER (300ml) - ₹294

COCONUT MILK CONDITIONER (300ml) - ₹299

WOW Himalayan Rose Hair Conditioner (300ml) - ₹449

Purpose of Using a Hair Mask:

When your hair needs deep conditioning or repair, a hair mask is the product for you. Hair masks have a thicker, richer texture and are enriched with natural oils, butters, and reparative extracts. Ideal for very dry, damaged, or breakage-prone hair, hair masks penetrate the hair shaft, nourishing and moisturizing the hair to restore its natural health. They work by repairing hair bonds, delivering protein compounds and essential nutrients that strengthen the strands. Hair masks also contain concentrated conditioning agents that provide intense moisturization, preventing split ends and minimizing frizz, resulting in softer, healthier hair.

Hair masks should be used once or twice a week on wet, washed hair. They are especially beneficial for people with color-treated, dry, damaged, and breakage-prone hair.

Best Hair Mask Products Price List in India:

APPLE CIDER VINEGAR HAIR MASK FOR DANDRUFF & HAIR GROWTH - ₹200

ONION HAIR MASK FOR HAIR GROWTH, HAIR FALL & DAMAGED HAIR - ₹499

MACADAMIA NUT OIL HAIR MASK - DEEPLY REJUVENATING - ₹499

RICE HAIR MASK - ₹344

HEMP HAIR MASK FOR STRENGTHENING AND SMOOTHENING - ₹449

Hair Conditioner Vs. Hair Mask at a Glance:

The key difference between hair masks and hair conditioners lies in the level of moisture, hydration, and nourishment they provide to the hair. Here's a quick comparison between the two:

Conditioner:

Conditions/moisturizes the hair

Lightweight and more liquid texture

Used after every hair wash

Applied on wet hair, avoiding the scalp

Smoothes rough/lifted hair cuticles and detangles hair

Adds shine and forms a protective barrier to prevent breakage

Rinsed off after 3 to 5 minutes

Hair Mask:

Nourishes and helps repair the hair

Thicker, creamier texture

Used once a week as special care for the hair

Applied on shampooed and towel-dried hair

Penetrates the hair shaft to repair damaged strands

Adds softness and bounce to the hair

Kept on for 10 to 15 minutes before rinsing off

Conclusion:

While hair masks serve as reparative treatments for specific hair problems, hair conditioners offer instant protection by forming a protective layer on each strand. Hair conditioners deliver quick results, whereas hair masks take longer but provide more lasting outcomes. Depending on your hair's needs, it's advisable to have both a hair mask and a hair conditioner in your hair care arsenal.

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Are you suffering from premature grey hair on your beard? Do you feel frustrated about exploring Alternative Solutions for Reversing Grey Beards? don't worry! Here we have several natural and home remedies that can effectively slow down or even reverse the greying process.

There are 10 best Home Remedies that you can try to reverse grey beard naturally. They can be tried using these ingredients.

Coconut Oil with Amla Juice

Coconut Oil with Curry Leaves

Using Black Sesame Seeds

Try Black Tea Leaves

Cow Butter

Onion Juice

Bhringraj

Hair Rinses with Sage and Rosemary

Castor Oil

Fenugreek

To know how to use the above mentioned ingredients and methods, read the article - https://www.formen.health/blogs/beard/how-to-reverse-grey-beard-naturally

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For silk hairs.

 Lemon AS  for silk and shine hairs, boiling water for rinsing adding lemon juice on 1 l. of water is one tbl.sp. lemon juice.

Nettle juice fresh for water add for rinsing hairs, and dandruff leave you, hairs will be a shine healthy.

Cook burdock in water, infuse 30 min, wash hairs and use for rinsing after washing, that procedure strengthening hairs, doing theirs silk, shine, and faster growing.

Baby care from mosquitos.

One tea.sp. soda, dilute in one glass of water, and this infusion within a few times/day rub opened places, and till this remedy keeping on skin, mosquitos are not attacking.

In forces lowered.

one glass oats, or oats cereals for 5 glasses of water, cook till a first size till a liquid thick kisel, filter, and add milk on 2 glasses, boil again, in received liquid add 4 tea.sp. of honey, boil, use warm within a day for 2-3 methods.

One tbl.sp. of oats add 2 glasses of water, boil long time for, that very nourishing remedy for patients after exhausted diseases.

For healthy eyes.

Tired eyes on apply compresses of strong brewed black tea, infusion weak of wormwood or chamomile.

One tea.sp. natural honey mix in 1.5 glass of water, do lotions on eyes.

Bad vision in eat more often raw, not marinade wild garlic.

Cook infusion of vodka  with ginger, and drink everyday on small glass.

Cinnamon hibiscus infusion flowers wash eyes in weak vision.

In destroy of vision lost  as of temporary a stress, cook hard-boiled egg, cut on halves, remove yolk, and hot white egg put to eyes.

Lumbago.

Black garden radish clean, wash, shred, put on cotton fabric of a thin layer or on the flax towel, close on a top still fabric and after put to ache place, keep till a feeling burning.

Fresh burdock leaf put to ache place as wetted in cold water before  ,wrap   a woollen scarf, keep till morning.

Red clay as take a piece add water, form,  like pastry, add kerosene warmed and form flatbread, apply her on ache side, close with warm scarf, and lie with compress till he will a cool.

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Best Shampoo Products for a Deep Cleanse 

Having strong, luscious, and shiny hair have become easier nowadays. The answer to your astonishment is quite simple. Use a gentle shampoo that removes dirt, sweat, oil, and environmental pollutants. It nourishes your scalp and softens your strands. 

In this blog, we have dropped suggestions of the best shampoo products to cleanse and keep your hair healthy.  

Head on, take care of your tresses, and revitalize your hair care routine! 

Shampooing Mistakes You Need to Take Care Of

Knowingly or unknowingly, we might be making some common shampooing mistakes. So here are some points you need to take care of in order to keep your hair clean and healthy. 

Excessive Use of Shampoo:

Too much shampoo can strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving it dry and brittle. It is advisable to pour a small amount of shampoo and massage it on your scalp, where the majority of oil and dirt buildup occurs.

Not to Rinse Your Hair Properly:

Failing to rinse your hair thoroughly can leave behind product buildup and cause scalp irritation. Take your time to rinse your hair completely, and make sure that there is no shampoo left in your hair.

Washing Your Hair Too Frequently:

Washing your hair every day can dry out your scalp and hair, leading to breakage and damage. Try to wash your hair no more than every other day or every third day, depending on your hair type and lifestyle.

Using Hot Water:

Hot water can damage your hair and make them brittle. Instead, use lukewarm water to rinse your hair and finish with a cool water rinse to seal the hair cuticle and add shine. 

Scrubbing Your Scalp Too Vigorously:

Committing this mistake, scalp can damage your hair follicles and cause hair breakage. Instead, wash in a gentle circular motion with your fingertips to massage your scalp.

Not Using a Conditioner:

Conditioner helps to hydrate and detangle your hair, making it easier to comb and style. Always follow up with a conditioner after shampooing, and focus on the mid-lengths to the ends of your hair.

Using the Wrong Type of Shampoo:

Different shampoos are formulated for different hair types, so using the wrong type of shampoo can lead to damage or scalp irritation. Choose a shampoo that is appropriate for your hair type and concerns. 

Hope you might have written the information, but to turn your hair more gorgeous, we have curated the list of shampoos. Read the section below and meet your hair care buddies. 

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Make your every day a good hair day by using these best shampoo for hair.  

OGX Nourishing Coconut Milk Shampoo

Experience silky smooth hair using OGX nourishing coconut milk shampoo. It strengthens, hydrates, and turns your hair healthy, glowing, and beautiful. TThis product is the best shampoo on our list as it is a blend of rich and creamy ingredients like Coconut milk, Egg white proteins, and Coconut oil. 

Benefits:

Turns your hair soft, scented, and glowing. 

It strengthens, hydrates, and pumps in elasticity. 

Paraben and sulfate free.

Best Suited For: All hair types and textures. 

Indrani Beauty Shampoo

Get the hair that catches the attention! Indrani Beauty shampoo efficiently removes dirt, debris, and sweat from your hair. It boosts hair growth and helps restore your hair’s natural shine. 

Benefits:

Thoroughly cleanses your hair. 

Removes dandruff. 

Makes your hair strong.

Best Suited For: All types of hair. 

SugarBoo Curls Cleansing Shampoo

Cleanse your wavy, curly, or frizzy hair with Sugarboo shampoo. It is bottled with rich ingredients like Shea Butter, Green Tea, and Aloe Vera. Ideal for bi-weekly use, the shampoo moisturizes and adds definition to the curls. So begin your wash day right and give gentle care to your hair. 

Benefits:

Cleanses dirt and sweat without drying your hair. 

Keeps your scalp cool and clean. 

Vegan and cruelty-free shampoo. 

Best Suited For: Frizzy hair. 

WOW Skin Science Red Onion Black Seed Oil Shampoo

Turn your hair strong and healthy using WOW Skin Science Red Onion Black Seed Oil Shampoo. It is made with 100% pure onion and black seed extract. It moisturizes and protects your weak strands. Get naturally, wow, stronger and healthier hair. 

Benefits: 

It unclogs blocked roots and prevents hair breakage and hair thinning. 

Hydrates and soften your hair. 

Soothes your scalp and reduces dandruff and hair fall. 

It is a Vegan and cruelty-free shampoo. 

Best Suited For: All hair types. 

SkinYoga Bhringraj Shampoo

Wish goodbye to a bad hair day using Skinyoga’s best Bhringraj shampoo. Made using Plant-based advanced Formula, it doesn’t turn your hair dry. It reduces hair fall and boosts the shine of your hair. It’s time to transform your hair care routine and make it more interesting. 

Benefits:

Nourish and makes your hair stronger. 

Its antibacterial and antifungal properties keep dandruff at bay. 

The wheat protein used in it, repairs damaged hair follicles. 

The shampoo can be used daily as a gentle hair cleanser.

Best Suited For: All types of hair. 

Frequently Asked Questions:

Which Shampoo Is Best for Hair Health?

Different shampoos may work better for different people. However, there are some key factors to look for in a shampoo that can help promote hair health:

Look for a gentle cleansing shampoo that maintains the natural moisture of the hair. 

It must be bottled with natural ingredients. 

Does not contain harmful ingredients like sulfates, parabens, and silicones. 

How Often Should I Use Shampoo?

Generally, it depends on your hair type, lifestyle, and personal preferences. If you have oily hair, it is recommended to shampoo every day to control excess oil. For dry and curly hair, shampooing once or twice a week is sufficient. 

Conclusion

For happy hair, stick to the shampooing ritual. Always pick the shampoo that goes with your hair type, and remember to apply a conditioner for soft, smooth, and lustrous hair. You can easily find the best shampoo products online from Cossouq- An E-commerce marketplace for all your beauty needs.