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Question #25561
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how to use brahmi powder for hair - #25561

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I am struggling with my hair lately. It’s been so brittle and dull, and I’ve heard about brahmi powder and its benefits for hair. A friend recommended it, saying it’s super nourishing and can help with growth too! But honestly, I have no clue how to use brahmi powder for hair. I tried making a paste once, mixing it with water, but it turned into this weird, lumpy mess, and didn’t stick to my hair at all. I even added some other oils, but it just didn’t feel right. I’ve read that people mix it with aloe vera or yogurt. Does that really help? I’m also worried about my scalp—sometimes it feels itchy, and I wonder if using brahmi powder could make that worse or help. I’m just looking for the best way to use brahmi powder for hair without making it complicated. Any tips on how to make the paste smoother or what else I could add to it? Do I leave it on for a long time or just a few minutes? Any advice would be great, thx!

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Using brahmi powder for hair can actually be quite beneficial, and there are a few ways to make it work smoothly for you. It seems like you're looking for a simple approach that really shows the nourishing benefits for your hair while not making the scalp worse. Firstly, you may want to try mixing the brahmi powder with aloe vera gel instead of just water. Aloe vera is soothing for the scalp and can alleviate itchiness. Take about 2 tablespoons of brahmi powder and mix it with enough aloe vera gel to form a smooth paste. This combo not only helps with hydration but also makes the paste more workable and less lumpy. If the paste still feels thick or hard to apply, consider adding a small amount of coconut oil or olive oil, which provides added nourishment and makes the consistency more manageable. You mentioned yogurt, which is actually a good option as well, since it helps with moisture and protein. Use plain yogurt, about 2 to 3 tablespoons, alongside the brahmi powder. As for application, it's best to apply the paste to damp hair, starting at the roots and working your way down. Leave it on for about 20 to 30 minutes. This time allows the nutrients to be absorbed without drying out the hair or scalp. Rinsing off with lukewarm water followed by a mild shampoo should be enough to remove the mixture. Your concern about using brahmi powder on an itchy scalp is valid, but brahmi is known for being soothing and might actually help. If the itchiness persists, though, consider trying a scalp-friendly essential oil like tea tree oil, just a few drops in the mixture can soothe irritation without making it worse. Finally, use this treatment once a week to help improve brittlesness and dullness over time. Consistency matters here, but avoid overdoing it as too many treatments can sometimes have the opposite effect. Give it a go with these tweaks, and hopefully you’ll find your hair feeling more vibrant and nourished!
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