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Has anyone experienced positive results with neelabrigathi hair oil for dry and lifeless hair?
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Has anyone experienced positive results with neelabrigathi hair oil for dry and lifeless hair? - #22769

Liam

I am really struggling with my hair lately! It's been super dry and lifeless, and I heard from a friend that neelabrigathi hair oil could help. She said it worked wonders for her, but honestly, I've tried so many things and I'm feeling kinda skeptical. I want to know, has anyone actually seen results using neelabrigathi hair oil? Like, did it really bring back the shine or thickness? Also, how long did it take to notice a difference? I don’t wanna invest time and money if it’s just another overhyped product that doesn’t do much. Just feeling frustrated and a bit hopeless here. Any insights would be great!!

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Neelabrigadhi hair oil is quite popular in Ayurvedic practices, known for its blend of herbal ingredients intended to nourish the scalp, which may help with dry and lifeless hair. The oil is traditionally used to combat various scalp issues and promote hair health, thanks to its formulation which often includes ingredients like Amla, Bhringraj, and several other botanicals that are revered for their hair supportive properties in Ayurveda. People who use Neelabrigadhi oil often report positive outcomes, such as improved texture, restored shine, and increased thickness over time. However, as with many natural treatments, results can vary based on your unique hair type and the underlying cause of the dryness. In terms of a timeline, it usually takes consistent use over several weeks to months to notice significant improvements, often around 2 to 3 months of regular application—typically massaging the oil into your scalp 2 to 3 times a week works well. Ayurvedic perspective sees hair issues like dryness connected with a Vata dosha imbalance, which relates to factors such as dryness and coldness in the body. To address this, alongside Neelabrigadhi oil, consider incorporating a Vata-pacifying diet and lifestyle practices. This might include incorporating more warm, moist, nourishing food like ghee, sweet fruits, and well-cooked grains, alongside reducing caffeine and cold food intake which aggravate Vata. Don't forget the importance of maintaining a healthy scalp through regular gentle massages with warmed oil and ensuring your washing habits aren't too harsh. Excessive hot water and chemically-laden shampoos can exacerbate the dryness, so use mild, natural cleansers. Stick with this for a bit, and keep an open mind; it’s a holistic approach & often requires a bit of patience. But if you feel there's no change, it might be helpful to consult a practitioner to explore other underlying causes. Hope this gives some guidance while you navigate how best to care for your hair!
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