Your Personal Hair Salon treatments at home without the Chemicals

Curd or Yogurt application on hair has been used from a long time. Curd for hair is extremely moisturizing and nourishing. Curd is great to give hair a nice sheen. Curd makes hair lustrous. This mask also helps to prevent premature greying of the hair. Curry leaves are the main ingredient which helps to prevent premature greying of the hair in this recipe.

Curd mask recipe for hair

3 tbsp of Curd (take more if your hair is longer)

2 tsp of Fenugreek (methi)Powder

2 tsp of Indian Gooseberry (Amla) Powder.

15-20 Curry leaves paste 

Mix all the dry ingredients first, then add the curd and curry leaves and mix it thoroughly to avoid lumps. Apply this mask to the hair for 20 minutes.

Wash your hair with Shikakai powder (easily available in Indian Stores). Shikakai powder is usually mixed with rice starch (Boil the rice in plenty of water and drain the water) This drained rice starch is then mixed with shikakai and used as shampoo. If you don't have this drained rice starch then you can use water.

Enjoy healthy Lustrous Hair.

Everyone has dandruff--at least some dandruff--and that includes bald people. That's because every human scalp sheds dead cells, which "flake" off as new ones are pushed up from deeper skin layers. When these flakes become obvious on our hair and clothing, we call them dandruff. Perfectly natural stuff--but too often, we're made to feel as though this "problem" falls somewhere between global warming and playing high-stakes poker with someone named Ace.

Dandruff particles are visible flakes of skin that have been continuously shed from the scalp. Surprisingly, dandruff is a bit of an enigma. Dandruff can cause either an overly dry scalp with itchy white flakes that may be waxy or greasy or dandruff can manifest as an oily greasy scalp with scales.

Dandruff can happen at any age but is most commonly found in people between the ages of 12 and 80. Dandruff is usually seasonal. It is most severe during the winter and mildest during the summer. Surprisingly, dandruff is a bit of an enigma.

Dandruff scales usually occur as small, round, white-to-gray patches on top of the head. Scaling can occur anywhere on the scalp, in the hair, on the eyebrows, the beard and can spread to the neck and shoulders. Seborrhea can present as a variety of conditions such as dandruff, thick scales on the scalp, redness on the face or in the armpits, or raw, red patches below the breasts. They are noticeable when brushing the hair and can gather on the shoulders. The condition usually responds very well to treatment, but will commonly reoccur if treatment is stopped.

People with oily hair tend to have dandruff more often. In most cases, dandruff can be self-diagnosed without the aid of a physician. Dandruff usually does not require medical treatment. However, if, in addition to dandruff, a person also has greasy scaling on the face, eyebrows and eyelashes and thick, red patches on the body, he or she may have the more severe form of seborrheic dermatitis.

Dandruff is a chronic condition that can almost always be controlled, but dandruff treatment may take a little patience and persistence. In general, mild scaling can often be helped by daily cleansing with a gentle shampoo to reduce oiliness and cell buildup. In severe cases dermatologists will prescribe a special ointment or lotion to treat the problem.

It is generally agreed that drugstore products which contain zinc pyritheone or selenium sulfide are the most effective in ridding the scalp of dandruff flakes. In reality, there's nothing unusual about dandruff, and it definitely doesn't mean you're going bald. But here's how to remedy this nuisance if you're itching for some answers.

Home Remedies for Dandruff
The use of fenugreek seeds is one of the most important remedies in the treatment of dandruff.
A valuable prescription for removal of dandruff is the use of green gram powder. The hair should be washed twice a week with two tablespoons of this powder mixed with half a cup of curd.
Create a mixture of curd, lime juice, cider, vinegar, and amla juice and apply to hair.
Apply warmed coconut oil with the juice of two lemons, and leave in hair for two hours before shampooing out.
Exposure of the head to the rays of the sun is also useful measure in the treatment of dandruff.
Rinse the hair after soaking some neem leaves in water and then filtering.
Beat two eggs and add two tablespoons of water to it. Wet the hair and apply the egg mixture over the hair. Now massage your scalp and let the mixture on for ten minutes to fifteen minutes. Then rinse the hair with lukewarm water. This will keep both dandruff and hair fall problem away from you.

Hair is something we are totally and completely devoted to. The first thing we comment when we see an acquaintances or a relative is about their hair and this is true in two situations one is when we don't want to comment on their appearance and the second one is the genuine really good hair comment. And we always keep tab on the hair issue so to speak! Like some of the cases are like,

How is the texture of the hair?

What is the length of the hair?

How strong it is?

How straight it is?

How curly it is?

How dry it is?

How oily it is?

How soft it is?

In one short sentence is live and breathe hair. So it is very important to keep it in style and have a healthy and shiny glow to it.

In this article I would like to discuss some of the important food which helps us to have healthy and lustrous hair. Food for hair is basically a well balanced diet overall. If you have been yo-yo dieting the first thing you will lose hair and don't even ask me if you have managed to lose any weight with the diet in the yo-yo manner, sure you might have lost 1-4 kgs but is it worth the hair. So always ask you GP before going on any sort of diet. A healthy and balanced diet provides all the essential vitamins and minerals for healthy hair growth and natural hair loss prevention. We should have food rich in high in vitamin A, B, C, E and K.

There are few food which do more for are hair specially magnesium, selenium, sulfur, silica and zinc are important minerals required for healthy hair. The hair is comprised mostly of protein. Have food rich in protein like soy and egg. To encourage hair growth, adhere to a diet rich in protein. Vitamin E is important for healthy hair growth.

Magnesium : Foods rich in magnesium are Broccoli, Peanuts, Soy milk, Cooked Spinach, and Tofu.

Sulfur : Foods rich in Legumes, grains, garlic and onion

Zinc : Foods rich in Yoghurt, baked potato, pea, salmon.

If you have these food on a regular basis you are on your way to have a full healthy life with lustrous hair. I will leave you with a proverb it goes like, "HAIR IS THE RICHEST ORNAMENT FOR A WOMAN".