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Definition of rosemary
Rosemary or rosemary is a fragrant herb that has many uses. Its use is not limited to the kitchen only, but it also enters into many details of our daily life and solves many problems, as it makes chemical compounds impotent and useless powders compared to its great benefits and the great services it provides. To us, this plant has a magical effect, thanks to the benefits of rosemary because it contains rosematic and caffeic acids, which in combination with them secrete antioxidants, which in turn provide help to the body to get rid of accumulated toxins.
Benefits of rosemary oil for hair
- Rosemary oil has a good reputation among herbs and medicinal preparations that help hair grow, and that reputation did not come in a day and night, but rather it has been used for many centuries and in different civilizations, as it has become known that rosemary oil is able to stimulate hair growth and prevent hair loss effectively. Great, and it helps us escape from the phobia of baldness.
- Rosemary oil works to treat dandruff, gives the hair a fragrant fragrance with a good smell, it is also used as a moisturizing substance and as an alternative to conditioner, and it gives hair shine, especially black hair, in addition to its ability to prevent hair loss that results from stress.
- Rosemary oil helps cover gray hair, in addition to enhancing the hair dyeing process, it helps convert gray hair to black with frequent use.
- Rosemary oil is considered the best treatment for dry scalp and dandruff problem, as it cleanses and removes toxins along with its rejuvenating qualities, and regular use of rosemary oil makes the hair get the required nutrition by moisturizing the scalp effectively and successfully removing dandruff.
- Rosemary oil contains caffeic acid and rosmarinic acid, as it adds antiseptic properties to bacteria and microbes, which helps to cleanse the scalp and disinfect it from germs.
- It is suitable for all types of scalp, especially oily, because it cleans it of all dirt and impurities without drying it out.
Ways to use rosemary oil
- Rosemary oil can be added to shampoos and hair conditioners so that it is rubbed into the scalp with a gentle hair renewal massage three times a week for a period of twenty minutes. It helps stimulate blood circulation and nourish the hair from the roots to strengthen it and to grow new hair on a regular basis to stimulate hair growth.
- You can improve and increase the efficiency of rosemary oil by adding a group of other herbs that work together to give quick and more effective results, such as (aloe vera, horsetail, sage and fenugreek).
How does rosemary oil stimulate hair growth
Rosemary oil stimulates cell division, dilates blood vessels and stimulates hair follicles to produce new hair growth.
The dangers of rosemary oil
- Do not use corona oil on wound areas or near the eye area.
- Rosemary oil is toxic, so it cannot be used orally.
- It is advised not to use rosemary oil in cases of pregnancy and patients with epilepsy and blood pressure.
Studies and research
In one of the studies carried out by an American laboratory that talked about the basic factors that make hair more vulnerable to falling out, and the treatment of those cases, where it was prescribed as a holistic treatment that stimulates hair to grow again and advised patients who treat hair and scalp problems with other oils such as oil Jojoba, thyme oil, cedarwood oil, lavender and grape seed oil, and its use as a solution is more successful and best among all treatments.
