What are the benefits of Triphala churna for hair, and how should it be used? - #10597
I’ve heard a lot about the benefits of Triphala for digestion and detoxification, but I recently learned that it’s also great for hair health. I’d like to know more about this. What are the benefits of Triphala churna for hair, and how should it be used for the best results? From what I understand, Triphala is a blend of three fruits—amla, haritaki, and bibhitaki—all of which are rich in antioxidants and nutrients. Amla is known for promoting hair growth and reducing hair fall, while haritaki and bibhitaki cleanse the scalp and prevent dandruff. Is it true that Triphala can also help delay premature graying and improve hair texture? I’m curious about the application. Should Triphala churna be consumed orally, or can it be applied directly to the scalp as a paste? If used topically, what’s the best way to prepare it? Does mixing it with ingredients like yogurt or aloe vera enhance its effectiveness? Another concern is about the frequency of use. How often should Triphala be applied or consumed to see noticeable improvements in hair health? Are there any side effects, like scalp irritation or dryness, when using it externally? If anyone has used Triphala churna for hair care, I’d love to hear your experience. Did it make a significant difference, and are there specific tips or techniques for using it effectively?
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