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Leave in Hair Growth Treatment with Rosemary

07/14/2014 by Calleigh

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Whether you’re trying to grow out your hair or your hair has been thinning, you may be looking for a natural way that you can improve hair growth.

While you can find plenty of over the counter products that say they’ll improve hair growth, many contain harsh chemicals. A natural, DIY treatment is a better option since you control the ingredients that will go into the treatment.

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Leave in Hair Growth Treatment

Rosemary and chamomile tea both have great hair benefits, and you can make your hair growth treatment with some dry rosemary leaves, chamomile tea bags, and some water.

Of course, before you make this leave-in treatment, it’s a good idea to take a closer look at the benefits the ingredients have to offer.



The Benefits of Rosemary for Hair
Rosemary was used in herbal medicine to treat a variety of health problems. Rosemary works as an antimicrobial and an antioxidant.

Studies show that rosemary helps stimulate the hair follicles, which helps hair to grow stronger and longer. It also contributes to reducing hair loss and may even be an effective treatment for women dealing with hormonal hair loss.

Rosemary also helps to treat a flaky, dry scalp by disinfecting, detoxifying and invigorating the scalp. This herb also helps to improve circulation to the scalp, ensuring that vital nutrients delivered to the scalp. Rosemary may even help prevent or reverse gray hair when being regularly used.



The Benefits of Chamomile Tea for Hair
Not only does the rosemary offer some great benefits for your hair, but chamomile also provides some excellent benefits.

Chamomile primary works by calming and soothing. The chamomile tea will help to calm and soothe your scalp, which may result in reducing problems with hair loss.

The beautiful yellow color that comes with a chamomile tea also offers the benefit of brightening hair, which may minimally lighten your hair color. It also adds shine to your hair, leaving hair looking shiny, bright and healthy.


You Will Need

  • 2 bags – Chamomile tea (make sure it’s 100% chamomile) or Peppermint tea
  • 1/2 or 1 tbsp – Dry Rosemary leaves (found at your grocer’s spices aisle)
  • 1 cup – water

{Just a side note, chamomile will subtly lighten hair – especially if exposed to heat or the sun (just skip this ingredient if you prefer your natural hair color)}



Directions:
leave in hair growth treatment
① Heat up your water and put in into a cup or jar to steep with the two chamomile tea bags. Leave it be for now.

leave in hair growth treatment

② Take the Rosemary leaves and grind them as fine as possible. Of course, a mortar and pestle are so helpful with this step, but getting the leaves super fine isn’t truly necessary. Let’s go back to our steeped tea.

leave in hair growth treatment

③ Now stir in the Rosemary leaves. I put this in a jar that I could shake, but I don’t think that’s entirely necessary.

Now I let this mixture sit for an entire day because I wanted the rosemary to be steep as much as possible (you don’t need to follow this step).

To get this to spray, I had to strain the rosemary from it before I placed it in its final bottle.


④ Once you are ready to use, just spritz it to your damp hair and massage the mixture into your hair, starting at the ends and working your way up to the scalp.

It’s very light and not at all greasy, so you don’t have to rinse it out and can use it on clean hair.


Tip: If you really suffer from major hair loss, drink 2 cups of this boiled rosemary leaf tea a day, and you’ll notice your circulation improve and your hair growing much faster.

I also recommend taking Biotin. It strengthens hair and nails, and I think that’s helped with my growth as well.

Please be advised to stay away from rosemary if you are pregnant or have high blood pressure.

Filed Under: Beauty and Style, Beauty Tips and Tricks, Body Care, Bright Ideas, Natural Remedies, Women Interest, Women's Health Tagged With: leave in hair lengthener

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Comments

  1. Rosario solis says

    04/22/2018 at 12:41 pm

    Hi im Rosario
    Can I add rosemary to the shampoo and conditioner

    • Calleigh says

      04/28/2018 at 6:01 pm

      @ Rosario Solis,

      Yes, you can add Rosemary essential oil to your shampoo, it’s really good. Add 10 drops of the essential oil in your shampoo bottle. You can adjust the amount of essential oil if you want, but try first and see how it works for you.

  2. Emma says

    04/19/2018 at 2:53 am

    Hi my Emma can women of color use this Rosemary and chamomile to spray on there natural hair.

    • Calleigh says

      04/19/2018 at 8:37 pm

      Hi Emma,
      You can try this trick too even if you’re a woman of color.

  3. Anna says

    09/16/2016 at 2:18 pm

    Does it have to be dry Rosemary or can it be fresh?

    • Calleigh says

      09/20/2016 at 9:26 am

      hi Anna,
      You can use the dried rosemary as well..

      xoxo,
      Calleigh

  4. cazzy4 says

    09/27/2015 at 6:33 am

    Will it work the same if spayed into dry hair?

    • Calleigh says

      09/27/2015 at 6:52 am

      hi Cassy4,
      Yes, you can spray this mixture on dry hair as well.

  5. tina says

    05/15/2015 at 12:15 am

    Hello dear. I m 33 years old. I m suffering from hair fall, very low growth of hairs and white hairs. Crown areas is almost visible now. Density of my hairs is also very low. Frequency of white hair is very high. I am so much worried about these problems Please suggest me best and effective home made remedies. And please suggest me name of herbal shampoo.

  6. cody1erik2 says

    03/02/2015 at 3:22 pm

    TYVM

  7. Reena says

    02/15/2015 at 1:48 am

    Is any other name of chamomile tea my hairs are so thik and I have dandruf also

  8. saroj says

    02/13/2015 at 8:54 pm

    Wats dit chamomile tea bags actually d one whch r used regularly or anythng else n where can v get dis tea bags…

    • Calleigh says

      02/13/2015 at 9:45 pm

      @Saroj,
      Chamomile tea is an infusion of dried flowers of sweet chamomile and you can find it at your local health stores or big supermarkets with health options.

  9. toni cini says

    02/05/2015 at 12:33 pm

    Can ot be used on dry hair

  10. Vinothane says

    01/08/2015 at 9:44 pm

    Hi Calleigh,
    For major hair thinning, you said we can drink the rosemary tea, do you mean the combination of 2 tea bags of chamomile tea and 1tbsp of rosemary?

    Or just the rosemary tea will do the trick? How often we hv to drink?
    Pls advice.
    Thanks

  11. Marjorie says

    12/27/2014 at 2:42 pm

    Could you use fresh rosemary… Either chop and put into water and bring to boil.. And let seep… As I have fresh rosemary growing.

    • Calleigh says

      12/30/2014 at 10:49 pm

      @Marjorie,
      Fresh rosemary is good to use as well. Make sure to store the mixture in the fridge and discard once it smells rancid.

  12. San says

    12/27/2014 at 8:43 am

    Hi,
    How long does the mixture lasts? When should we discard it?

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