Jojoba oil. wheat germ oil. some herbs used in herbal hair oils are: chinese hibiscus (hibiscus rosa sinensis): chinese hibiscus is an evergreen shrub. its edible, vibrant flowers are often used. Research suggests that some herbs and natural products may help promote hair growth. for the most part, though, large scale controlled studies on humans are lacking. most people can safely use topical herbal products on the scalp and hair.
6. ginseng. taking ginseng supplements may help promote hair growth by stimulating hair follicles. ginsenosides are the active components of ginseng and are thought to be responsible for ginseng. Burdock. burdock stimulates blood flow to the scalp with anti inflammatory fatty acids like linoleic acid. better oxygenation supports healthy hair cycling. it also cleanses the scalp of toxins and built up sebum. burdock’s vitamins a, c and b complex rebuild hair strength from inside the follicles outward. 7. castor oil. castor oil is a vegetable oil that contains ricinoleic acid, which may help lower inflammation. evidence: so far, there’s no evidence to show that castor oil can promote hair growth. but it can help moisturize hair, lower inflammation, and it has antibacterial effects. It's a staple in ayurvedic hair care and is believed to promote hair growth and prevent premature graying. 11. herbal infusions. herbs like nettle, horsetail, and rosemary can be made into infusions and consumed as teas. these herbs are believed to strengthen hair and promote growth when consumed regularly. 12. hydration.
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