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Question #23747
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how to use jatamansi for hair growth - #23747

Andrew

I am really struggling with my hair lately. Just a few months ago, it was thick and healthy, but now it feels so thin and lifeless. After some research, I stumbled across this natural remedy, jatamansi. I read that it can help with hair growth, but I'm not sure how to use jatamansi for hair growth properly. Do I need to make a paste, or can I just use the oil directly? Also, how often should I apply it for it to actually work? I’m kind of desperate here since I’ve tried all these shampoos and treatments that just don’t seem to help. I've even seen my doctor, but they just recommended some vitamins. If only I had known how to use jatamansi for hair growth sooner, I might not be in this mess. Any tips on dosages or rituals to include in my hair care routine would be amazing! Thanks a bunch, really hope to stop this shedding.

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Firstly, jatamansi (Nardostachys jatamansi) is fairly well-regarded in Ayurveda for promoting hair growth and improving the overall health of hair. It is known for its calming properties, balancing the Vata and Pitta doshas that could be contributing to the hair issues you're experiencing. So you're, on a good path! But let's focus on how to use it effectively. For hair growth, jatamansi oil is quite popular. You can massage the oil directly into your scalp. Aim for gentle circular motions with your fingertips to promote circulation, which supports overall hair health. Try to do this about 3 times a week, ideally in the evening so that the oil can be absorbed overnight—rinse it off in the morning with a mild, natural shampoo. If you'd like to use jatamansi in its powdered form, you might consider making a paste by mixing it with a carrier oil, such as coconut or sesame oil. Warm the mixture slightly — warmth helps better absorption into the scalp. Apply this paste in the same manner, making sure to cover the scalp and remaining sections of the hair. Try this once a week to not overwhelm the scalp. Jatamansi usage could be supplemented with other Ayurvedic practices that support healthy hair from the inside out. Ensure your diet is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are great for hair growth, and don't underestimate good hydration. Maintain a stress-reducing routine, since stress might exacerbate hair loss, through meditation or yoga designed to calm the mind and soul, balancing your doshas further. Finally, though it's wonderful that you're exploring natural remedies, remember that addressing hair issues is often multifaceted. You might wish to revisit your doctor for a detailed examination of your diet or hormonal levels. Simple changes could make a big impact, and jatamansi can be a great supporting actor in this play.
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