Hair Loss Treatment

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If Vata dosha is dominant, one should use almond or sesame oil, to massage the scalp.
IN Pitta dosha dominance, massage the scalp with coconut oil and rub it on the soles of the feet at bedtime. For Kapha dosha sesame or olive oil can be used.

Besides these oils, other specialized oils containing various herbs can be
used to treat hair loss:
  • Brahmi oil pacifies vata dosha and promotes the hair growth
  • Amalaki is cooling, nourishing, and purifying. It prevents dry scalp, premature thinning and graying of hair
  • Bhringaraj nourishes hair
  • Hibiscus is considered best as it cools the hair and enriches the color and vitality of hair
  •  Neem purifies and cleanses hair and scalp
                   To massage the scalp warm a cup of the oil being used. Rub the oil into different parts of the scalp using the pads of the fingers. Leave the oil on for 30 to 60 minutes. Dip a towel in warm water, wring it out and tie it around the head, after massage, for conditioning.
Wash the head with a natural shampoo.
                    Eat a handful of white sesame seeds every morning. It contains sufficient magnesium and calcium that are essential for hair growth. Drink yoghurt or curds and consume more green leafy vegetables, fruits, salads, sprouts and milk.

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