how to use tulsi leaves for hair growth - #25727
I am dealing with this annoying hair thinning issue for a while now, and I recently heard about how to use tulsi leaves for hair growth, which kinda sparked something in me. Like, I went to this Ayurvedic shop the other day, and the guy there swore that tulsi could really help out with hair. Honestly, I was kinda skeptical but also desperate, you know? I've tried some chemical products, and they just added to my hair falling. So, I bought some tulsi leaves and made like a paste with some water. But I have no clue if I did it right. How to use tulsi leaves for hair growth, should I mix them with anything? Or do I just apply the paste straight? I mean, I left it on for an hour the last time but felt like I was just sitting there doing nothing. Do you think there’s a best time to apply it? I've also heard that it helps with dandruff, which I kinda have too. Just really looking for any advice on how to use tulsi leaves for hair growth, like I wanna make sure I’m doing it properly. Thanks, everyone!
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