The thought of massaging all your scalp and hair roots with that sweet, sticky and dripping honey may seem unpleasant and messy, it also could be just what you need to have to end or reduce your hair loss. With honey, hair loss could be successfully lessened.
From the lots of factors behind hair loss, microbial activity at hair roots, dryness of the scalp and dandruff are the main ones, and honey can be very useful in curing all these problems.
Hair captures lots of dust and microbes throughout the course of everyday. This dust works as a suitable breeding ground for microbes, dust mites and fungus weakens the hair roots and gradually, hair loss begins. The antimicrobial and antifungal properties of honey can be very useful for these conditions.
Dandruff is a condition in which the skin on your scalp dries up, dies and appears as flakes. During this process, dandruff often removes some hair with it, together with their roots. This drying out and death of the skin is caused by various reasons, primarily due to fungi. Other causes include, but are not limited to low moisture, shortage of skin nutrients, malnutrition, Seborrheic, Dermatitis, stress and anxiety, inadequate rest, over exercise, hormonal disorder, prolonged exposure to unfavorable weather conditions, and also dust.
However, in almost all the cases mentioned above, the application of honey for hair loss treatment can be helpful.
Directions To Apply:
Dilute organic raw honey with 10 per cent fresh water to thin it out to the point where you can extend it around your hair.
The volume you need depends on how much hair you have. To apply it, do as you would shampoo to moist hair and allow it remain for 2-3 hours then, rinse with warm water. Itching should be relieved and scaling disappeared within one week of continuous use. Skin lesions too should be completely healed within two weeks.
If the honey treatment is applied weekly for a period of six months, it would stop the hair loss and speed up the growth of the hair.
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