Hair Care

Hi everyone :)

Before I start writing this article I think I need to thank Lancy Cv, the sweet admin of MABH for having introduced us to the magic potion, well I am talking about none other than the MABH Fast Growth Hair Oil. To tell you all a brief about myself, I am Rajeshwari who is 42 years of age. I have been having serious hair fall since times immemorial (no pun intended!) until recently when my niece purchased the MABH hair oil. I have used it for like three weeks and I am amazed to see the results. My hair fall though hasn’t stopped but has reduced considerably.

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Until 2 years ago, I have had short short hair – almost a boy cut. It was suddenly that I decided that I need long and healthy hair. It adds so much beauty to the face!

I have always used coconut oil and washed it off the next day with shampoo and conditioner but I wanted faster and better results like shine and bounce and started trying a number of things. I have done some search online and that’s when I was lucky enough to come across MABH. There are so many suggestions and tips and DIY and product reviews here, such a treasure-trove of information!

My dream is to go completely herbal and use only natural products. Even the most herbal marked soaps have some chemicals in them. The shampoo and conditioner I use has some amount of SLS, preservatives in it.

My mother also has fine thin hair that doesn’t grow fast and my sister and I are also in the same boat. :( The only advantage of this is that the hair growth on the rest of the body is also slow and minimal which means lesser trips for waxing. I should mention at the beginning that I have dry scalp (not too dry) and mostly frizzy hair. I have suffered from dandruff, split ends, hair fall, dry scalp – you name it.

Hair Mask once a week

• Ripe banana + Curd + Honey (2 tsp) + Almond Oil (1 tsp) – Leave in the hair for half hour and then wash it off with shampoo
• Olive Oil (2 tsps) + Egg white – leave it for half hour and wash it off with shampoo.
• In case I don’t have some of the above, I just put a lot of curd and olive oil.

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Hi girls,

Who doesn’t envy lovely thick flowing tresses? Well, I for one have not wanted really long hair, but I’ve wished for thick hair. My hair is of medium thickness and I love it but the one problem I face is that it appears scanty on the scalp.

Before, I was a happy kid with short straight silky smooth hair and no worries. I used to oil everyday with plain coconut oil and plait my short hair. During weekends, my mom made sure that my hair was treated with mustard oil before she washed my hair with homemade shikakai powder mix. I used to hate Shikakai powder and later enjoyed the luxury of shampoos even though I never missed the oiling routine. Sometimes, I also used homemade herbal hair oil that had hibiscus, fenugreek, curry leaves, etc. During my teens, I once tried Arappu powder (similar to shikakai) that is common in Tamilnadu. Although this is a Holy Grail product for many women here, I got dandruff after using it twice. So I avoided it totally, but the dandruff stayed with me forever. As if that weren’t enough, I started losing loads of hair in the years to come.

When I left school, along with so many things, I left my oiling routine behind. Since I had an oily scalp by nature, I thought why I should oil my hair separately when it is secreting so much oil by itself. So just when I thought things couldn’t get worse :struggle: my silky smooth hair became dry and frizzy. That sounds quite a mess right! Unfortunately, this is what I had to deal with. The worst part is I didn’t even care about anything until a year ago :P

After references from beauty columns in newspapers and of course the internet, I tried lots of remedies in the past year or so and found a few that seemed to work well for me. I won’t say that I have achieved the feat. But the progress is noticeable and good for me and so I will share it with you all.

My Hair:

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Hello everyone! :)

Well I hope everyone is having good health and skin. And here I am to talk about the love and hate of my body. My hair of course.. I love it for its curls and bounce colour and what not. I hate it for is easy frizzing nature and dryness. Let’s see how I managed to keep the love part stronger and fought with my issues to keep my tresses one of my best features.

Do I have perfect hair? Hell no. Let me reintroduce my hair to you. Those who read my henna preparation article know it but for the sake of the journey, let’s start from the beginning.

I have curly, mahogany brown, medium length hair. It’s soft but frizz prone in nature and easily loses moisture making it dry. The kind of water affects it a lot too. When I was a kid I wasn’t concerned about it as my mom used to take care of it (isn’t every mom the same?). But as I went ahead with my studies and had to take care of it myself, I had lots of issues with it. My family was introduced to Amway and I started using their 2 in one shampoo, resulting in extreme hair fall. I lost nearly 40% of my hair and being a girl with thick and voluminous tresses that’s saying something. I had to stop it and regularly use castor oil to get them back. And then came my hormones.

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I was never too caring about my hair until I faced severe hair fall and slow rate of growth which was 2 years ago. Stress and depression caused hair fall and when all the damage was done, I started researching on how to stop it, that is when I came to know about how to take care of hair.

Before these 2 years, I did not use any other oils than regular store bought coconut hair oil; neither used any hair pack other than henna that too once or twice in 6-7 months. So, basically I was totally unknown of the fact that in terms of taking care of hair, one needs do more than just oiling and washing.

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