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Rice water for hair growth

Have you ever heard of a Chinese village called Huangluo? Popularly known as the "village of Rumpunzels" or "long hair village". The average hair length in the village is 6 feet! Well, they were asked about their secret and they all had a common one, RICE WATER!!! Rice water has lots of benefits on the hair..... * It strengthens the hair * Takes frizzled ends * Increases hair growth magically (note the excitement) * Makes hair silky and shiny * Adds to the volume of the hair * Cures dandruff And much more! Making Rice Water: Plain & Fermented To enjoy these wonderful hair benefits of rice water, all you have to do is just collect the water that you use to rinse your rice. To make rice water, you will need: * 1/2 cup uncooked rice (brown, white long grain, white short grain, jasmine, or whatever you have) * 2 to 3 cups water * Or just extract the water anytime you cook rice Instructions : To make rice water, first rinse the rice with about a

Inversion method for hair growth

This method is weird but works! All you need is an oil (coconut oil preferably). As I mentioned in my Previous blog about hair, the normal pace for an average hair to grow is half an inch a month, but this method helps you grow 0.5-1inch in a week! (That's if you repeat the procedure for seven days). That's so cool right? Method : 1. Take an oil of your preference.(I prefer to use equal quantity of olive oil and coconut oil). 2. Warm it up slightly. Make sure the temperature is just slightly warm. 3. Massage this oil on your scalp with the help of your fingers, gently running it into the roots and hair for 5 mins. 4. Once you are done with the scalp massage, tip your hair upside down gently and let it hang loosely, maintain a steady angle of inversion. 5. The inversion can be done by sitting on a chair or on a couch, or lying down in bed. Maintain any of this position for only 4-5 minutes . 6. After that let the oil sit on the hair for 2 hours or braid your hair fo

Hair, Hair, Hair!

Hair is simple in structure, but has important functions in social functioning. Hair is made of a tough protein called keratin. A hair follicle anchors each hair into the skin. The hair bulb forms the base of the hair follicle. In the hair bulb, living cells divide and grow to build the hair shaft. Blood vessels nourish the cells in the hair bulb, and deliver hormones that modify hair growth and structure at different times of life. Hair growth occurs in cycles consisting of three phases: Anagen (growth phase): Most hair is growing at any given time. Each hair spends several years in this phase. Catagen (transitional phase): Over a few weeks, hair growth slows and the hair follicle shrinks. Telogen (resting phase): Over months, hair growth stops and the old hair detaches from the hair follicle. A new hair begins the growth phase, pushing the old hair out. Hair grows at different rates in different people; the average rate is around one-half inch per month. Hair col

Garlic for Acne

If you are looking for a very fast way to cure your pimples, garlic is a very good option for you! Depending on the condition of your pimple, garlic has the tendency to flatten your pimple overnight! It won't take up to a week! How Does Garlic Help to Treat Acne? The allicin present in garlic possesses anti – bacterial, anti-fungal, anti – viral and anti – septic properties which kills the bacteria causing acne. It has anti – inflammatory properties which help to reduce the swelling, pain and irritation. It helps to improve the blood circulation that allows the skin tissues to properly receive all the vitamins and minerals which are essential for healthy skin. It has sulfur compounds called thiacremonon, which acts as a drying agent. It also helps in reducing the appearance of acne scars. It is an excellent source of various acne combating nutrients like vitamins (C and B6), minerals, selenium, copper, allicin, zinc (used to control sebum) and other phyto-nutrients. It fi

Acne: Pimples and Zits

Sooner or later, almost everyone gets something called acne. You might call them pimples or zits. People in TV commercials call them blemishes. Whatever you call acne, nobody wants it. But pimples are part of growing up. They usually appear when you are between the ages of 12 and 17, but they can appear earlier or later than this. You might be lucky and only get a few pimples. You might get more than a few. Or you might get big bumps that hurt and cover a lot of your face. If you're like a lot of kids, you might be embarrassed by your pimples. Or you get shy and jealous around other kids who have smooth skin. Your pimples might make you sad, so you don't want to talk to anybody, or even make new friends. The good news is you can do something about your pimples. You might just need to change the way you wash your face. Gently washing twice a day can help. There are natural pimple treatments that are around you!. What are pimples? Pimples are red tender bumps with white pus

Welcome!

Hola! Welcome and thank you for opening this blog! I know the feeling when you wake up in the morning to realize that a few more pimples have grown, or rashes are about to come up, or dark circles, eye bags , wrinkles or any facial skin problem! The feeling when you look at your natural nails and you feel that they are just not long or white enough! When you feel fraustrated that your hair isn't growing or has bad ends or worse, falling off! The feeling when you look at your hair and wish it was naturally curly! I know the feeling when you start to search the internet to find ways to make your derma dreams come true. You use everything possible but they don't work or they aren't fast enough! I know that feeling when you don't like what you see in the mirror. Trust me, I have gone through all these and even worse! I'm here to solve your derma problems and make your dreams come true! All remedies listed here are 100% natural and are recommended based on experien