Hair Loss Therapy From John Masters Organics

There are many reasons for hair loss- nutrition, damage, and unbalanced sebum production, to name a few. John Masters Organics Deep Scalp Follicle Treatment and Volumizer ($21.00) addresses these problems, to get your hair and scalp in the best possible shape to fight off thinning. The topical solution contains a unique combination of essential oils and herbs, such as antiseptic witch hazel, soothing chamomile, antioxidant loaded white tea, toning lavender and stimulating burdock root, to improve nutrient absorption, stimulate circulation, balance oil production and battle free radicals. Soy protein and panthenol strengthen your hair to prevent breakage, and keep it thick and shiny. Spray into scalp after every shampoo to encourage good hair growth.

Massage Your Scalp With Kiehl’s

The solution to your dry, painful scalp may be a relaxing massage! Kiehl’s Enriched Massage Oil for Scalp ($17.00) provides moisturizing and toning benefits to fight a flaky scalp. Aloe Vera soothes and softens the scalp, making it more flexible and less irritated. Rosemary Extract helps prevent inflammation of the hair follicles to reduce hair loss. Rich oils like Avocado and Safflower restore natural moisture and fortify the scalp with vitamins and amino acids that promote healthy skin. Massage this oil into scalp to stimulate circulation, leaving on fifteen to twenty minutes to allow the conditioners to absorb into the scalp. You’ll notice a healthier looking scalp right away!

Share a Cuppa With Your Hair

Tea is rich in antioxidants that fight free radicals and keep our bodies healthy, but it also can be therapeutic for your hair and scalp. Break out the tea pot, and brew these tried and true do-it-yourself hair treatments:

• Fight dandruff and add shine with 1/4 cup of dried lavender simmered in two cups of water. After cooling, saturate hair and scalp and leave on fifteen minutes before rinsing.
• Help stimulate hair growth by steeping 1/4 cup of dried rosemary in two cups of water until it reaches room temperature. Massage onto scalp, cover hair with a shower cap, and leave on as long as you’d like, even overnight, to tone and clarify.
• Add subtle, natural looking highlights to blonde hair with a rinse made from 1/3 cup dried chamomile flowers steeped in one quart of hot water until cool. Strain well, and pour over hair, repeating if desired. Leave in hair for fifteen minutes, then rinse.

Nettle for Dandruff and Hair Loss

Looking for a more natural approach to your hair and scalp woes? Anti-inflammatory Stinging Nettle has been known to stimulate hair growth and reduce dandruff. While it’s more gradual than some of the commercial hair loss treatments, taking Stinging Nettle supplements (with a doctor’s approval) such as those from Nature’s Fingerprint ($8.99) may be a good option for those who want to prevent additional hair loss. As an added bonus, Stinging Nettle is rich in calcium and iron. It’s suggested that users will notice a change in hair and scalp over time, taking 250 mg three times per day.

Tropical Conditioning For Your Sensitive Side

Those with easily irritated scalps have no reason to fear Alba Coconut Milk Extra-Rich Conditioner ($8.95). Great for all hair types, this conditioner contains coconut milk, which is loaded up with antiseptic fatty acids that nourish sensitive scalps, instead of causing dryness, flaking and irritation. Moreover, nature’s master moisturizer, aloe vera, hydrates hair while tropical nut oils repair and smooth the cuticles. Shine-enhancing awapuhi is the icing on this tropical, conditioning cupcake. Just apply to clean hair, leave on 2-3 minutes and rinse to take hair on a mini-vacation.

Kiehl’s Daily Herbal Treatment For Scalp

Treat a misbehaving scalp with Kiehl’s Herbal Shampoo and Scalp Treatment for Dandruff Control ($17.50). This formula uses cooling eucalyptus extract and soothing, moisturizing aloe vera to relieve itching, flaking scalps. Gentle enough for daily use, this shampoo not only treats, but also prevents, recurring scalp issues. In addition to keeping the scalp healthy, all hair types will find a softer, shinier, more manageable mane each time they wash.

Versatile Conditioning Oil For Hair and Scalp

Nourish out of condition, dry, frizzy hair with Weleda Rosemary Hair Oil ($12.00). This deep conditioning treatment contains clover blossoms, as well as burdock root and rosemary, to moisturize and soothe hair and scalp. This product helps to seal the cuticle, smoothing hair and also preventing damage (including that caused by chlorine and salt, making this a great product for those who spend time in the pool or ocean!). Use just on ends, or smooth a few drops through hair and rinse. This product can also be used as a hot oil treatment, or a leave-in.

Balance and Moisturize Your Scalp

Banish your dry, flaky scalp with Dr. Hauschka Skin Care Neem Hair Lotion ($24.95). Natural, scalp-soothing extracts like neem, nettle, birch and burdock stimulate and purify the scalp to balance out sebum production, while promoting healthy hair follicles to prevent hair loss. Rosemary calms irritation to fight itching and flaking. Massage gently into your scalp regularly before washing (or before going to sleep) to correct your worst scalp problems.

Tone Your Scalp

A healthier scalp means healthier hair. Recondition your scalp with Korres Magnesium and Wheat Proteins Toning Shampoo ($30.00). This shampoo gives scalp cells new energy with an infusion of minerals like calcium, magnesium, manganese and zinc. Hair follicles are encouraged to hang on to your strands, which are fortified with provitamin b5 to increase volume and prevent splitting. The addition of rice and wheat proteins puts an end to breakage, so you can have the fullest, thickest head of hair possible.

A Helping of Health for Hair

Give your hair exactly what it’s been craving with Carol’s Daughter Healthy Hair Butter ($10.50). This conditioning treatment uses seven essential oils to heal and rejuvenate your hair and scalp. Cedarwood relieves itchy scalps, while anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal patchouli battles dead cells and organisms that can cause irritation. Lemongrass and rosemary get things going again by stimulating scalp circulation. For those with oily or extra dry scalps, aphrodisiac ylang ylang balances oil production to prevent the conditions that will lead you back to scalp problems. Shea butter deeply conditions with the help of rejuvenating lavender and sweet orange to refresh and restore.

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