Tea Rinses - CurlyNikki

Sep 21

DIY Hair Rinse for Severe Shedding and Stunted Growth

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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…

Sep 21

Do tea rinses really make hair grow faster?

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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…

Sep 21

This Tea is Not Just Good for Menopause; It Could Help with Alopecia Too

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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)…

Sep 21

Hair Tea Rinses

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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…

Sep 21

Hibiscus to Promote Hair Growth and Healthy Scalp

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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…