Men with thinning hair often appear older than their actual age, while women with thinning hair find it difficult to manage various hairstyles. Does having thin hair mean there's no way to make it thicker? Of course not. Below, we will introduce some easy ways for people with thin hair to have thick and luxurious locks.
Aloe Vera Hair Tonic
Method: Grind fresh aloe vera leaves, dilute with a small amount of water, and filter the juice through a piece of gauze. Apply the aloe vera juice to the scalp and massage with fingertips.
Effect: Helps improve the balance of scalp oil and water, promotes blood circulation in the scalp, and improves the nutritional condition of the hair. Regular use of this method can stimulate hair growth and make the hair thicker for people with thinning hair.
Sesame Oil Hair Tonic
Method: Mix an appropriate amount of sesame oil with water and stir with a silver fork until the oil and water blend. Apply the mixture to the scalp.
Effect: Sesame oil helps nourish the scalp and replenish nutrients. It has a good therapeutic effect on hair loss, thinning hair, and slow hair growth caused by nutritional deficiencies.
Dried Ginger Hair Tonic
Method: Soak dried ginger in 75% alcohol for about a week, then apply the soaked ginger wine to the scalp externally. Repeat 2-3 times a day.
Effect: Dried ginger has excellent antibacterial and insecticidal effects, stimulates hair follicles, and promotes hair growth. This method is worth a try for people with thinning hair who want to stimulate hair growth and make their hair thicker. It can also be used to treat alopecia areata.
Zanthoxylum Hair Tonic
Method: Grind a sufficient amount of Zanthoxylum into a fine powder and mix it with an appropriate amount of lard. Apply the mixture to the scalp.
Effect: Zanthoxylum and lard hair tonic can nourish and replenish deficiencies, promote hair growth, and relieve severe seborrheic alopecia. Zanthoxylum also has antibacterial and antipruritic properties.
Soapnut Leaf Hair Tonic
Method: Crush a sufficient amount of soapnut leaves, add them to warm water, filter the juice, and use it to wash the hair.
Effect: Soapnut leaves have a warm and pungent nature and can eliminate dampness and toxins, dispel wind and phlegm, and kill insects. They can effectively promote hair growth and make the hair thicker for those with slow hair growth or thinning hair caused by wind and phlegm.
Platycladus Orientalis Leaf Hair Tonic
Method: Dry a sufficient amount of Platycladus orientalis leaves in the shade, break them into small pieces, grind them into powder, mix with an appropriate amount of oil, and apply the mixture to the affected area twice a day.
Effect: Platycladus orientalis leaves have a bitter and cold taste and primarily act on the liver meridian. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the liver stores blood, and “hair is the surplus of blood.” The cold nature of Platycladus orientalis leaves can clear heat, nourish yin, and replenish blood. Therefore, using Platycladus orientalis leaves can help treat hair loss due to blood heat and promote hair regrowth, making the hair thicker.
Morus Alba Bark Hair Rinse
Method: Wash a sufficient amount of Morus alba bark, add an appropriate amount of water until the bark is submerged, boil, filter to remove impurities, and use the juice to wash the hair.
Effect: Morus alba bark has a sweet and cold nature and primarily acts on the lung meridian. It has excellent nourishing, heat-clearing, and detoxifying effects. Since the lungs govern the skin and hair, using Morus alba bark juice to wash the hair can moisturize the hair, nourish yin, and make the hair thicker.
