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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #38968
108 days ago
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how can i increase my hair volume - #38968

Asher

I am really struggling with my hair lately. I always used to have thick hair, but slowly it feels like its getting thinner and thinner. Like, I can see my scalp more and my ponytail is way less impressive than it used to be. I’ve tried tons of products, but nothing seems to work. I even switched shampoos several times for "volumizing" ones but they don't do much. Yesterday, I was looking in the mirror and just thought, how can I increase my hair volume naturally? I've heard a lot about Ayurvedic remedies and I'm kinda curious. I’m just not sure where to start. Do I need to use specific oils, like coconut or maybe something exotic? I’ve also read that dietary changes can help, but I really don’t know what to change. My diet isn’t super bad, I think? Anyway, I’m kind of at my wits’ end here, and I'm open to any advice! If there are any natural treatments I should try, please share. Just really wanna know how can I increase my hair volume and get back that full look. It feels like it’s ruining my confidence a bit, ya know? Thanks!

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Increasing hair volume through Ayurveda involves addressing both internal and external factors, since it approaches health holistically. Thin hair may be connected to imbalances in the Vata dosha, which governs dryness and roughness. To restore balance and improve hair volume, start with simple yet effective changes in both your diet and hair care routine.

First, consider your diet. Consuming warm, nourishing foods can help balance Vata. Include foods rich in healthy fats, like ghee and coconut oil, which moistuize the body from the inside. Add almonds, walnuts, carrots, and leafy greens to your meals as they provide essential vitamins and minerals that boost hair growth and strength. Drink plenty of warm water throughout the day to keep the body and hair well-hydrated.

Externally, regular oiling is key. Incorporate coconut oil as part of your hair care, but you might want to try Bhringraj oil, renowned for promoting hair growth. Warm the oil slightly and massage it gently into the scalp twice a week. Leave it on overnight if possible, using a shower cap to avoid staining pillows. The massage stimulates blood flow, which encourages nourishment to the hair follicles.

Additionally, practice stress-relieving techniques such as yoga or meditation, as stress can exacerbate hair thinning. Brisk walking or slow, restorative exercises are beneficial too, helping circulate blood to the scalp.

Avoid washing your hair with hot water, as it tends to damage and dry out hair more quickly. Use lukewarm or cool water to rinse out oil and shampoo. Get a mild, natural cleanser, preferably one that contains amla or shikakai, which are gentle on hair while imparting volume and shine.

Try to air dry your hair more often, reducing the use of heat styling tools that contribute to damage and thinning. Also, protecting your hair from harsh environmental factors like wind and sun by covering up or using natural conditioners can be helpful.

Remember, the results may take time to manifest, and consistency is critical. Applying these Ayurvedic principles regularly should help you improve your hair’s volume over time without compromising your health. If any condition persists, consult a health professional for further guidance.

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