Ayurvedic Remedies To Control Hair Fall & Dandruff

Ayurvedic Remedies To Control Hair Fall & Dandruff




Bonjour! friends enjoy this pleasant dazzling day. Imagine yourself in up for an interview you feel like scratching your scalp and a cascade of white flakes fall-like hair on your dress which makes you uncomfortable. These white flakes are known as Dandruff. Dandruff is a scalp condition, which is caused by the fungus(Malassezia), sebum which is an oily matter secreted by the sebaceous glands on your scalp. It is also called Seborrhoea. It targets the scalp of many people of every age group. Dandruff also leads to skin problems like acne, pimples. To get treatment for your hair-related issues like hair fall and dandruff, skin-related issues like acne and pimples search for the Best Hair Specialist In Madurai.



In this blog post, let us know some ayurvedic remedies to control hair fall and dandruff. Lemon is the key ingredient for most of the hair-related problems. Mix lemon in the warm coconut oil and apply on the scalp. A simple dandruff remedy is created with Amla powder, Tulsi leaves and water 
works like wonders to cure dandruff. Rub this paste onto the head thoroughly and let it sit for almost thirty minutes and rinse your hair with water. Eggs are filled with several hair-benefiting nutrients and thus eggs are considered extremely useful for the hair growth. For more tips to improve your hair growth make contact with Best Hair Specialist In Madurai. To know more details about the doctor kindly visit www.adityanskinclinic.com. For further more updates, please surf @ www.hairgrowthtreatmentinmadurai.blogspot.com.

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