subject: What Work Best? [print this page] What Work Best? What Work Best?
Walk into any medical store or superstore and you are likely to find plenty of creams for the face, body, eyes, hands and nails even dcolletage but what about some TLC for your hair? While scalp treatments, head massages and leave-in creams are all effective, they work best when applied overnight, because you are relaxed and protected from the dust, grunge and harsh lights of daily life. Apart from getting time to lavish attention on your hair, you will also find that the body and hair are stress-free and agreeable to treatments during the night.
Different Strokes
Remember the stories of long-locked girls brushing their beautiful hair a hundred times at bedtime? Although some dismiss it as a myth, research shows that it is an effective routine, as it gives your scalp a good massage, allows the dead cells to flake off and leaves hair shiny and detangled.
Oiling is a popular solution for most people "It moisturizes and conditions the hair while the body is at rest. Also, a simple scalp massage with your fingers before sleeping stimulates hair scalp cells for regeneration. This also means that the night is a good time to indulge in an anti-hair loss creams, which are easily available in market.
Home Made Help
Mixing one teaspoon of olive oil, one teaspoon of glycerin, two-three drops of lavender essential oil and a quarter teaspoon of vinegar can form a very good hair tonic. Apply this mixture from the ends of the hair to the scalp. It's good for rough, dry hair and these are all nourishing ingredients.
