Add These 3 Ingredients In Your Shampoo And STOP Hair Loss During Wash…Forever!
Do you lose a lot of hair after every wash? No matter what your shampoo promises, from great volume, bounce to shiny straight strands, hair loss after every wash is inevitable. As a result, you stop shampooing too frequently for the fear of losing more hair.
Don’t have to use fancy, chemical treatments to restore hair on your head. In fact you don’t even have to shell out mega bucks to buy those austere dermatologically tested hair care products from one-off stores. It’s actually quite simple, you just need a handful ingredients that are easily available on the market without burning a hole in your pocket.
You can incorporate this DIY homemade hair potion into your shampoo and use it to wash your hair.
The results are going to surprise you! Your hair follicles will be stronger than before helping you prevent hair loss that shampooing brings in its wake.
Ingredients:
10 drops Rosemary essential oil
10 drops Lemon essential oil
2 capsules of Vitamin E
Shampoo with a neutral pH balance
Method of Preparation:
Incorporate the Vitamin E capsules into your shampoo. Further on add the rosemary and lemon essential oil into the mix. Make sure you shake the bottle well.
Now shampoo with this mix by massaging gently into wet hair, going from root to tip. Leave the mask on for at least 15 minutes allowing the scalp to seep in the nutrients from the oils and the vitamin. Further on, thoroughly rinse off your hair with lukewarm water. Use this DIY homemade recipe at least thrice a week for one full month, and your hair loss problem will be solved forever.
The rosemary essential oil boosts blood circulation in your scalp by strengthening your hair roots, while the lemon essential oil cleanses the scalp owing to its antiseptic qualities. Not to mention, Vitamin E is a great agent to curb hair fall.
In just one month you will have such a lush growth of hair that you will begin to recommend this homemade technique to all your friends and family. Genius hack, we say!
