Moringa for hair growth, we have all heard of jojoba and argan oil, but moringa? In this
video we will be looking at how to use moringa to restore hair, things to consider, and some of the
best moringa oil products, so if you want to know exactly how the benefits of moringa are applied
in hair restoration, then definitely stay tuned till the end of the video.
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lets start off by looking at what is moringa oil? Moringa oil is derived from the seeds of Moringa
oleifera, a small tree native to the Himalayan mountains and its uses have been studied in
inflammation, cholesterol management, and weight loss, which I have already made a video of up here
that you should check out after this video. This video looks at its applications for hair loss,
so lets look at that in depth. For hair loss, the benefits you find are: that it moisturizes,
it strengthens, and it protects hair. And those who have primarily dry,
brittle, and even color treated hair can benefit from moringa oil, because it goes back to the hair
strand. What do I mean? You see, Moringa is packed with amino acids, which are the building blocks
of cells. And There are a handful of them that important in hair growth, that ill name for you:
arginine, cysteine, lysine, and methionine, and guess what, all of them are abundant
in moringa. So now that we have background information on moringa, lets look at the 3 main
potential areas that moringa tackles when it comes to hair that I think is important to have a
general understanding of. What makes hair healthy, full, shiny and elastic, and does moringa have any
benefits to the actual hair strands themself? Lets start with the scalp. You see, in moringa oil:
you get a concentration of monounsaturated fats made up mostly of oleic acid. And guess what,
Oleic acid is excellent for cleansing the scalp while protecting its moisture levels. Well what
about promoting the actual hair to grow, does it do that? Well moringa is rich in omega-3 fatty
acids, which locks in moisture and also promotes hair growth. What we also know is that omega 3
prevents hair follicle inflammation which is a factor that can directly contribute to hair loss.
And because moringa is rich in omega 3. We help promote circulation in the scalp that may trigger
hair growth. And lastly, what about for shine and elasticity. Well moringa contains,
Behenic Acid which is a saturated very long-chain fatty acid with a 22-carbon backbone,
but what does that mean? That means Moringa oil can potentially provide a solution to dull,
brittle strands. Because when you have a long saturated fatty acid chain like this one, it can
act as a natural conditioner for shiny and bouncy hair. And I know Ill get asked this quesiton,
about whether or not I can use it with other oils? The thing is yes, you can use it with other oils,
such as Carrier oils, which are plant oils—such as avocado or coconut that are used as a vehicle to
help deliver the oil to the targeted area. And now for the big question? How can you
incorporate it? How would you even use moringa oil for hair growth? There are of plenty of ways to
do this but to experiment with first is to start with 2 cups of a carrier oil, such as almond oil,
or one tha has moisturizing properties, 5 to 10 drops of moringa oil,
and 5 to 10 drops of a beneficial essential oil, such as lavender or tea tree oil. Mix the oils
together in a glass bowl or bottle. Apply to the hair, and make sure to massage it into the roots,
Cover the hair, and leave on overnight, and then Shampoo and condition hair as usual. Once
you work with that method for a couple weeks, then try to clarify your hair and scalp with a
deep cleansing shampoo, towel dry it gently, then apply the oil and allow to absorb for 20 minutes,
then hop back in the shower and proceed with your daily shampoo and conditioner.
And as far as the best products Ive come across, I like the one by mother Nature organics,
they have a moringa oil thats cold pressed from moringa seeds, organic lab verified, and cruelty
free. I left a link to pick one up down below, so definitely check that out when you get a chance.
And if youre shopping around for one, remember, The oil should smell slightly
nutty and a pale yellow color, also make sure to read the ingredient list because some brands
may have little or no moringa oil included in their formula.
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