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When the scalp is "tight" from stress
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The cells which move upwards die slowly forming hard hair shaft.According to ayurveda, a healthy beautiful head of hair requires an ongoing care routine that starts with nourishment. Why wait until you experience hair problems? As with your skin, start taking care of it now, and you'll reap the benefits for years to come. Massaging the scalp and hair with warm oil, preferably infused with hair-friendly herbs, is the best way to nourish the scalp and hair topically.
Not only does the massage work wonders for your hair, but it also relaxes the mind and nervous system. The oil for the massage can be customized by hair and body type. If your hair is thin, dry and frizzy and prone to split-ends, you have Vata hair. If you have fine hair prone to premature thinning or graying, you are Pitta-predominant. If you are predominantly Kapha, your hair will tend to be thick and oily.
The Benefits A warm oil massage, done at least once a week (if you have more Vata in your make-up, you would want to try to do it two to three times a week), has the following benefits: It lubricates and conditions the scalp, helping to prevent flakes and dry scalp without the use of harsh chemical shampoos. It helps enhance blood circulation in the head and neck area.
When the scalp is "tight" from stress, circulation and hair growth are impeded. It helps relax the scalp and increase pliability. It helps strengthen the roots of the hair and nourishes the hair-shafts, promoting new hair growth and strengthening current hair. It helps soften and condition the hair, making it more manageable. It spreads the natural oils of the hair, increasing hair luster and vibrancy. More information on human hair wigs, please visit the website: www.yneed.co.uk
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