BEST 5 WAYS TO USE HIBISCUS POWDER FOR HAIR GROWTH

Hibiscus flowers can encourage thicker and healthier hair, which is popular in any Indian garden. Ayurveda recommends hibiscus powder for hair to treat hair loss, promote hair growth, and prevent premature graying.

Hibiscus flowers and leaves will act as the best remedy for you if you suffer from severe hair issues such as alopecia and baldness. The hair problem is cured both by red hibiscus flowers and hibiscus leaves.

Sun-dried hibiscus powder for hair can also prevent split ends, control dandruff, and significantly reduce hair loss. There are some other advantages to your hair from this beautiful flower.

Five Simple and Effective Ways of Using Hibiscus 

1. Complete Nourishment With Hibiscus Hair Oil:

For hair growth, the massage of hair oil is essential. Hibiscus (gudhal) oil has vital hair nutrients. Twice a week, you need this oil to massage your scalp. It stimulates and energizes hair to restore its healthy shine. This is how Hibiscus (gudhal) hair oil can be made at home.

• Take 10-12 hibiscus petals and leaves (depending on your hair size) or Hibiscus Powder and blend them with a smooth paste. 
• In a bowl, add an appropriate amount of coconut/Olive oil along the hibiscus paste and heat the mixture for 3 to 4 minutes.
• Your organic hibiscus oil has been ready.
• Massage the scalp with the oil and wash your hair after 30 minutes with an herbal cleanser.
• For further use, store the remaining oil.

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2. Deep Cleansing With Hibiscus Shampoo:

Hibiscus for hair is also a perfect way to use it in shampoos. Hibiscus soothes your scalp and cools down your head. It removes pollutant and chemical residue build-ups without removing your hair from the natural moisture.

• Take the leaves of red Hibiscus twice as hibiscus petals or Hibiscus powder.
• In a bowl of water, boil the leaves and petals. Make sure the amounts are enough to make a shampoo for your hair.
• Add two tablespoons of gram flour to it once it has cooled down. The herbal shampoo is ready to put on your hair.
• Replace this herbal blend in your regular shampoo and thoroughly wash your hair with the natural foam.

3. Smoother Hair with Hibiscus Conditioner:

In Hibiscus, amino acids (keratin) make it a great conditioner. Hibiscus (gudhal) helps nourish the hair follicles, softens the hair, and makes it easier to manage.

• Create a paste by crushing around eight hibiscus flowers or Hibiscus powder in the water.
• Apply your scalp and hair with this paste.
• Let it keep for an hour, and then gently wash with lukewarm water.

4. Hair Mask for Healthy Scalp with Hibiscus and Amla: 

Amla is rich in Vitamin c, minerals, and nutrients, which thickens hair follicles and promotes hair thickness and strength. The use of Hibiscus with Amla powders is another way of making a Hair Mask. Instead of using Hibiscus leaves, you may even use hibiscus powder for a hair growth mask.

• Take the same amounts of hibiscus powder and amla powder. Hibiscus powder for hair can easily collected from a beauty store.
• Mix the powder and add water to make it into a thick paste.
• On your hair and scalp, apply this paste.
• Keep for 30-40 minutes and wash your hair using a herbal cleanser, preferably hibiscus shampoo.

5. Split Ends of Hair Treatment with Hibiscus and Coconut Milk:

Dryness and improper conditioning are the results of split ends. Coconut milk is a perfect dry-hair treatment. It helps to prevent split ends and repair the hair by conditioning them in combination with Hibiscus.

• Put Crushed red hibiscus petals or Hibiscus powder into the coconut milk and apply to them.
• To make a thick paste, add Aloe Vera gel, honey, and yogurt.
• Apply this paste on your hair and leave for 25-30 minutes.
• Take a mild cleanser to wash them.

Bottom line:

The Hibiscus (gudhal) takes good care of the scalp, also. It is also used in dandruff-relieving oils because of its anti-fungal effect. Thus the nutrients in it give the hair a new life and a new color.