You might require more than simple lifestyle changes and DIY remedies to improve your hair if it has been seriously damaged by bleach or any other environmental factors.
Massage of the scalp
By boosting blood circulation in the head, a scalp massage can assist stimulate hair development, which in turn can help increase hair growth. When you wash your hair, be sure to massage your scalp, paying special attention to the areas around your temples and the back of your neck.
Essential oil extracted from rosemary
You might experience increased hair growth by using rosemary oil. Applying rosemary oil to the scalp via massage with a carrier oil, like coconut oil, is recommended.
Juice from onions
Onion juice has been demonstrated to be useful for stimulating the development of new hair. Blend up some onions in the blender, then apply the resulting liquid to your scalp and leave it there for up to 15 minutes to let it soak in. Be sure to give it a thorough rinsing before washing as usual.
Scalp Problems
Bleach has the potential to irritate the epidermis of your scalp, which can result in redness, roughness, and flaking. Consider using one of the following at-home treatments to keep the skin on your head hydrated:
Peppermint oil
Peppermint oil has been shown to be effective in reducing scalp irritation and boosting circulation. Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, it is an ideal addition to any home treatment regimen for a dry or itchy scalp.
Aloe vera
Additionally, aloe vera can be utilized as a treatment for irritated or injured scalps. When you apply pure aloe vera to a damaged area of your hair or scalp, the moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties of the aloe vera can assist in the healing process.
Fragmentation of the Hair
If you've bleached your hair and are experiencing issues with hair breaking as a result, consider one of the following home remedies:
Put away your hair elastics
Because of the snug ponytail, the roots of your hair may be subjected to additional tension, which increases the likelihood that they may break. Put your hair free and loose as much as you possibly can. If at all possible, you should let your hair dry naturally.
When you try to speed up the drying process by using a hairdryer or simply a towel, you run the risk of damaging your hair cuticle, which is responsible for working to repair proteins after bleaching.
How frequently should you bleach your hairs, and what kind of bleach should you use?
When you bleach your hair on such a regular basis, you expose it to greater and more risk of damage. You should only bleach your hair once every 2 months at the most. When it is time to re-bleach your roots, rather of re-bleaching your entire head, you should concentrate on the new growth instead. If you bleach the entire head more than once, you run the risk of damaging your hair and losing some of it.
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