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For The Crowning Glory

The Morning Standard

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January 06, 2025

BACK TO NATURE

- Suparna Trikha

For The Crowning Glory

HAIR care is traditionally rooted in our lives with oiling, henna, and the use of herbs to beautify them. However, in today's fast-paced lifestyle where pollution, dirt, stress, artificial conditioning, and overworked hours are present, hair care and nourishment has become all the more essential. I am amazed at hair colour and chemical hair treatments overtaking our heads leading to more problems like dandruff, hair fall, and damaged tresses. But if you work towards it, you can definitely improve and beautify your hair.

Oiling is a must and I do not mean a 'champi massage' but a firm circulating massage with a good quality oil. Mahabhringraj, brahmi amla or just pure almonds mixed with castor oil works wonders when applied at least twice a week followed by turban therapy. Just wet a towel, put it into the microwave oven for about a minute and wrap it around your head!

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