Image from Pixabay Green Tea Hair Rinse: What is it, 5 Terrific Benefits, and How to DIY Your Own By Jacqueline Samaroo Hair rinses are a fantastic way to add some extra oomph to your curly haircare regimen. And, a green tea hair rinse is one of the best you can use. People have been taking advantage of the many…
IG @ plantacao.de.lavanda #HairStyle Black Tea Rinse for Natural Hair How To and Top 4 Benefits By Jacqueline Samaroo Tea rinses have become increasingly popular as a way to care for natural, curly hair of all types. Different herbal tea rinses, such as chamomile, hibiscus, and peppermint, can bring a variety of benefits to your curly haircare routine. So, too,…
IG @chocolateblackdoll by Sointocurls via Blacknaps.org That’s right. The safest alternative for beautiful dark hair color might just be on your shelf in your pantry, and if you guessed coffee or tea, you are absolutely right! After all, who hasn’t heard of those stubborn coffee and tea stains that are extremely difficult to remove from teeth? Well, it turns out…
Jensine from youtube.com/junglenaps Green tea is packed with nutrients that can benefit natural hair in many ways. When used as a hair rinse, it can complement any hair care regimen by infusing antioxidants, caffeine, and panthenol (a humectant) into the scalp and hair shaft. Here are a few of the benefits of using a green tea hair rinse: Added…
source by Emilia Obiekea of AdoreBotanicals.com DHT is a hormone that causes hair loss for both men and women. Many things can factor into it. Read here for more info about DHT. If you are having issues with stunted growth, weak strands or severe shedding then this rinse is for you. It will also soothe an itchy or irritated scalp…
IG @hermela by Jonna of BlackNaps.org Any other tea lovers out there? I know I’m not the only one who is a fan of a variety of teas. Drinking tea has so many benefits, whether you’re looking for energy or relaxation. I actually drink tea similar to how most people drink coffee, with milk or creamer. So tasty! Naturalistas are…
by Sabrina Perkins A clinical study by Obstetrics and Gynecology International found that red clover extract may increase hair growth for those experiencing hair loss due to alopecia. During the study on postmenopausal women, there were reports of subjective improvements of scalp hair after using red clover extract. Continue!>>> Science has discovered that estrogens appear to prolong the anagen (growth)…
Photo Credit: @mussettee@mussettee by Mary Wolff Beautiful, healthy curls don’t just happen on their own. It takes lots of TLC to get your strands looking and feeling their best. One of my favorite ways to add a little something extra to my routine is with hair tea rinses. Tea is known to offer health benefits when you drink it and it…
Zhara’s Hair Growth Tea! by Diane Mary Hibiscus is my favorite flower. I love the shape and bright intense pigment of the petals. There are over a hundred species of hibiscus that are native to warm temperate, subtropical and tropical regions throughout the world! Aside from its beautiful appearance and having a nice scent, did you know hibiscus has tons…
(image source: google) by Emilia Obiekea of Adorebotanicals.com There are tons of hair teas and rinses out there to try. Hibiscus + Rooibos tea are one of my favorite combos. The red color is beautiful and the blend is beneficial. Hibiscus comes in many different varieties. I tend to use the red hibiscus (easily available). It is great for slip…
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