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Skin and Hair Disorders
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where to store rosemary water - #25293

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I am really confused about this whole rosemary water thing. Recently, I read about how rosemary water is supposed to be super beneficial for hair growth and, honestly, I feel like I have nothing to lose since my hair's been thinning out like crazy lately. I made a batch of fresh rosemary water last week and it smells amazing! But now I'm stuck on where to store rosemary water. Should I just keep it in a bottle under the sink? Or does it need to be in the fridge or something? I want to make sure it stays fresh because I've heard it can go bad after a few days. I used distilled water, but still, I hear there are certain tips for keeping it effective. Also, how long does it really last? I thought about making a larger batch to save time but now I’m worrying about storage. Are there any containers that work best for this? Would love to hear if anyone has advice on where to store rosemary water and how to keep it good for longer!

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When you've prepared rosemary water, considering its natural and organic composition, the best way to store it would be in the refrigerator. Keeping it chilled helps maintain its freshness and potency. Storing it in the fridge also inhibits the growth of bacteria and mold which can potentially develop in herbal waters, especially without preservatives, affecting the efficacy and safety in its use for hair problems. Using a dark, glass container or bottle with a tight-fitting lid is ideal. Dark glass prevents light from deteriorating the beneficial properties in the rosemary water. While plastic is not advisable due to potential chemical leaching, especially in repeated use cases. Though you’ve used distilled water— which is good because it’s free from impurities— rosemary water without preservatives generally lasts around 7-10 days maximum, even when stored properly. So, making smaller batches might actually work better if you find you're not using it within that timeframe. A practical routine could involve making just enough for one week’s use, ensuring each application is as fresh and effective as possible. Remember to keep it in the refrigerator when not in use and shake gently before applying to ensure even distribution of the herbal compounds. Considering your focus on hair growth and using rosemary water for that purpose, this aligns well with Ayurvedic principles focusing on natural, holistic treatments. We believe in treating the body with respect to its natural balance. It's also advisable to consider including a supportive diet rich in vitamins like Biotin, Omega-3 fatty acids, Iron and Zinc to nurture hair health from within— Ayurved emphasizes the internal balance for external health manifestation after all. While rosemary water is an excellent topical application, addressing potential dosha imbalances with dietary and lifestyle modifications can offer a more comprehensive approach to dealing with thinning hair. Stay attentive to any changes and consult a professional if there's no improvement in your situation as there could be underlying imbalances or health issues needing attentive care.
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