The effect of rosemary on hair growth has been proven for years. Even in some studies, hair loss has been reduced and stopped over time. The fact that this plant promotes hair growth is due to the properties it has for the scalp and we discussed them earlier. In addition, the extract of this plant improves blood circulation so that by consuming it in the scalp, blood supply increases and nutrients reach the hair follicles. Also, dandruff, premature graying of hair, dry or itchy scalp will also be treated.
Healing of damaged tissue and nerve
The carnosic acid present in this plant heals the damaged tissue and nerve. This ability to repair nerve endings helps rejuvenate scalp nerves to regenerate lost hair. In some clinical studies, rosemary has been used for the first group and minoxidil solution for the other group to investigate the effect of hair loss treatment and hair growth enhancement. The results showed that in a period of 6 months and using it regularly, the effectiveness of rosemary and minoxidil is almost equal. Even rosemary outperformed minoxidil. Because it also removes itching and scalp.
How to prepare rosemary for hair
Rosemary extract should be used once or twice a week. When the hair and scalp are clean, pour about 5 or 6 drops of the extract on the scalp and massage gently. You can mix its oil with coconut oil and then use them. If you feel the need to wash your hair after using this oil, be sure to let it remain on your head for 30 to 45 minutes. You can add 5 or 6 drops of rosemary oil to your shampoo and wash your hair with it.
The difference between extract and rosemary oil
Rosemary extract should not be confused with edible rosemary oil. There may be other ingredients in rosemary oil that cause skin irritation and allergies. The use of the extract of this plant is suitable for all skin types.
Rosemary plant is a healing and miraculous substance for skin and hair. You may have paid attention to the ingredients of skin and hair products, most of which use this plant in a large amount.
