Natural Treatment for Hair Loss at Home

@abhi: A male hairdresser who happens to be from our city in Bicol commented positively with what I'm doing here. Natural treatment for hair loss is really the basic to grow back thinning hair. Whereas hair spa mixes in the beauty salon has synthetic ingredients that can give advserse effects from person to person.

Honestly, I also resorted to having hair spa, twice but it didn't helped in way paving to more hair loss.

@eli: Our hair can continue to grow even if we are dead already (since it will depend on the nutrients being transferred from our scalps.

I believe that there is always hope, without even resorting into hair transplant.

Change of lifestyle (avoid vices) and clean living can contribute to hair growth again.

Diseases can also contribute to hair loss and ageing, but we can slow it down by returning into basics, like using what I recommended here.

I hope it will work for you, too.

@aeroh192: Thanks for patronizing this herbal shampoo mix. Ever since I published this hub, I gradually refrain from using commercial shampoos, since my skin becomes itchy and flaky. I resorted into using the basic medicinal/herbal/spices available in our backyard. It helped in a way that my hair loss lessen and its whitening, too (pag-uuban).

@aeroh192: Not exactly expired but the freshness of the concoction will not be attained anymore. That's why the local organic shampoo maker which I consulted said that it should still undergo a fermentation process for assurance that mixture will have a longer effectivity, even it's only stored at room temperature.

In the meantime, you still can use your mixture and renew it for the next five days. Just make a small batches as I indicated here.

I hope you'll not be confused anymore.

Thanks again for clarifying your queries.

@aeroh192: Thank you for posting your remarks here. I consulted a local herbal shampoo producer (she's still waiting for a BFAD approval before her concoction-similar to mine -will be available commercially) regarding my mixture. She said that I should attend a seminar being hosted by the local branch of DOST (Dept. of Science and Technology) since I made my mixture like this:

-1 tbsp crushed ginger

-1 tbsp crushed lemon grass

-1 tbsp malunngay leaves extract

-1 tbsp aloe vera gel

and put all of these to a

-100 ml of VCO.

Filter the mixture and you can refrigerate it for five days (chiller temp @ 5 degrees centigrade) or better freeze it to prolong its shelf life.

Note: I will be featuring my interview with the local herbal shampoo manufacturer in the future.

I hope I answered your query regarding my hub.

@jo: Same here, Jo. I'm confident we will grow back our hair again. Just be patient. :)

@Kareem Roopani: Thanks for asking. You can Google search it by asking the address of stores selling the product (as in phanax ginseng) either in Pakistan or Malaysia. I am sure that you'll find it there.

@jemyrein: Because of my work overseas as a seaman, I had to stop using it. Only when I am on vacation for, let's say 3 months.

Kailangang magpa-araw ka. Folic acid ang kulang saiyo. Ganun din ang sabi sa akin, pero it will depend on what you eat.

I tell you, it's effective. Mayroon na akong inilagay sa aking hub. Mas kumapal na ngayon ang buhok na iyan. Pero sa temple ko, mga maninipis ang tumubo. Siguro sa edad ko na rin (41 na ako ngayon).

@Elite-Tsuj:Yes you may do so, plus the allotted dilution of water. The virgin coconut oil serves ass the essential oil of the mixture. Since I prepare my concoction at home, I use mineral water for diluting the mixture.

@charlie edsel: Sorry for this late reply. I've been out of the country (PH) for half-a-month as sailor. Now, as the signal permits to go online, I can answer you, if you still around.

Part of the stem of ginger? (if that's what you mean?) I haven't used it, though. But if you want an extra squeeze from its stem, you can do so for added potency.

@charlie edsel: The roots of ginger or even ginseng plant will be used for your natural mixture on hair loss treatment at home.

Thank you fro dropping by. :)

@jess: Yes. If you really want to let your hair grow back. Or if you can't, then better resort to other treatment.

@jess: You'll be cheating yourself if you can't break the habit of using your regular shampoo after the treatment.

You cannot use it in a strictest sense. Just wash it thoroughly and you will have a cool, refreshing scent on your hair due to the mixture you use for treatment. You'll have a faint smell of lemon grass and ginger. :)

@jess: I tried 15 minutes. Just massage the mixture on the thinning part of your hair then wash it with clean water.

@jess: Every other day, before taking a bath, you can apply it. It took me two months to notice the result. Patience...that's the virtue I'm keeping right now just to see my hair grow back again.

But be sure to have an ample sleep, too, then also apply the kind of virtue I am 'wearing' right now. :D

@joey: I don't think so. It's normal to have hair loss every day, but not too much. You can research about that if you want. VCO is not a culprit to hair loss. It is also used as spa agent for your 'crowning glory.'

@jess: Oh, that's a pity, you've never heard about mortar and pestle. Sorry (or you can just google it).

Thanks for the reply. If you can simplify it, try it on yourself, too.

@pau10hubog: You're welcome. Well, dilute it with water and add little VCO, but don't include it. You observe if too much hair will fall this time.

Or if the effect can never be lessened, then omit it.

@jess: Try pounding lemon grass and ginger with mortar and pestle, along with other ingredients. Then. you can extract the mixture through a clean cotton cloth then filter it or pass through a sieve.

Good luck!

@paul0hubog: I recommend an organic shampoo suited for male hair. I hope you understand that I cannot name it here (for commercial purposes).

Sure, you can refrigerate it but it will only last for 3 days. You have to make a new batch, since it is freshly mixed.

I think, it's not necessary to add vitamin E since malunggay (moringa) leaves are already rich in the said vitamin.

Spamming means you're promoting something different here.

Thanks for the query and your interest with my mixture.

@jess: Yes, you can use it instead. The composition is still the same as the fresh ones. Good luck!

@joey:Just read my hub, pls.

@joey: The one that I suggested is more effective. Or you can also mix your own concoction using the same ingredients.

@joey: Yes, you can. In fact, that's what I recommend; the fresh malunggay extract.

The potency is there; you just have to dilute it with little amount of water before applying on your scalp, where thinning of hair is apparent.

@ kate: It should be mixed with other ingredients. Just follow my instruction stated on my hub. Thanks.

@kate: Yes, I would recommend it for you. Women should take more supplements than men, as with moringa.

Although, for the hair, it should be directly applied on your scalp, so that the hair roots will receive more nourishment, too.

@kate: Yes, you can drink it. There's also a supplementary moringa capsules that are available online.

You can order it here in the Philippines.

@kate: yes, it's true. Only, the potency from fresh and powderized will differ.

Application will need a dilution with water in order to neutralize its potency on your hair.

@kate: It's moringa oleifera or malunggay that you're looking for. I know it's hard to find, but you can also search for online sources. There's this online site solely dedicated to moringa (as in www.themoringa.com). I'm sure you'll find what you want. There are lots of sources out there.

Good luck!

@Kris:Lemon grass or tanglad is abundant in the Philippines. Any public supermarket at the vegetable section has it for you to peruse or buy.

Well, you can omit it, but the effects will never be accomplished by the mixture.

@ayurvedahimachal: Thanks for linking me to your site.

Surely, others will also want to follow your invite, as long as it can help them grow back their hairs.

@davidfletcher: That's true. Hair loss is becoming a global problem to all men and women, too.

We just have to explore our environment in order to find some cure.

@George B: I can't name all the commercial products that are available in the market.

When I made this article or hub, my goal is to utilize organic ingredients.

Yet, my cousin who's using one of the products only hinted me of the content on those hair re-grow products. The main ingredient will always be minoxidil.

Good luck, GB. Do I know you from the past? :D

@kerlyn b: Thanks for that vote of confidence (LOL!) Well, it's slowly growing.

At least, this method controls the progressive balding of my head.

@eugene: Never omit aloe vera and VCO. The two are always available.

If you couldn't wait for it, better apply your simple concoction and see the result for a week. Good luck!!!

@Randy: I haven't use shampoo for a week in order to see positive result on my hair.

If you are going to use one, dilute first the shampoo before applying it on your hair.

@nene: I may repeat this ratio if you haven't read my hub from top to bottom. Here it goes:

-1 tbsp crushed ginger

-1 tbsp crushed lemon grass

-1 tbsp malunngay leaves extract

-1 tbsp aloe vera gel

and put all of these to a

-100 ml of VCO.

Yes, you can apply vitamin E gel first for further efficiency of the mixture.

Good luck!

@CHRISTINE: Yes, you may. Coconut milk is also good for hot oil treatment.

Thanks for asking. You can learn a lot from other readers, too.

@syria: Castor oil is also a shampoo ingredient. I didn't tried it yet.

Yes, it's applicable but 10-15 minutes will do.

@bald: Yes, you can use it frequently. As for me, I use it every other day.

Thanks for dropping by again.

@bald: A 100 ml VCO or half of it is my recommendation. A dilution of water will affect its potency, for sure.

I included water on my first rough mixture of this natural hair solution, but my sister advised me to stick to the VCO.

Little by little I noticed the difference between my before and after hairline. Little hairs are growing back slowly.

3 to 5 drops will do or it depends on the affected area.

Happy holidays, to you, too.

PS. You can ask a local horticulturist or flower growers or vendors regarding aloe vera.

It's part of the mixture to make it more beneficial. Good luck!

@bald: It's okay and you can use it three times a week.

If I were you, I will stick to the procedure for a better result.

There's no harm in trying as all the ingredients are natural.

Good luck!

@Anna: It's nice hearing from you again. Thanks for believing on this hub as much as I do.

Please spread the word.

@tgray: Thanks for supporting my advocacy regarding treatment on hair loss using natural ingredients.

I'm sure, we'll be following your link for more positive approach regarding hair problem.

@Jalia: Olive oil is more of culinary use, although also used as ingredient in soap making.

It is also used for shaving hair for smooth result. I don't have facts about using it as hair grower.

Let's settle for the VCO. Good luck to you.

@Ummitre Patience is a virtue. To make your hair grow back faster, moderate your lifestyle. Talk with your inner self as in taking a rest as much as you can, as in sleeping 8 hours per night. You can also watch your diet. Talk to your doctor. Age factor also matters.

@Anna: Yes you can add but in little quantity only. VCO is a good treatment for treated hair.