benefits of aloe vera in the hair?
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It is a good thing for healthy hair. One can even take it internally for the allround health.Rubbed on the wounds helps the healing process. In all the cases it is the intenal juicy portion of the leaf that is to be used.
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Have you considered Aloe Vera?
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Aloe Vera is very cooling. Also soaking burnt skin in cool water helps. There are some aloe treatments specifically for sunburn, which contain lidacane, a pain reliever. Check your local drug store. And drink lots of water.\n\nHope this helps.
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Massage into the scalp and hair coconut milk or Aloe Vera gel. Leave it for ½ hour, then rinse with warm water. Repeat 3 times a week.\nMassage into the scalp and hair honey with egg yolk. Leave for a 1/2 hour, then rinse.\nMassage almond oil on scalp 2-3 times a day, daily. This will stop further hair loss.\nRinse hair with a mix of apple cider vinegar and sage tea to help hair grow\nScrub the bald portion with onions till it becomes red. Then applying honey.\nDrink 1 teaspoon cider vinegar mixed in 1 glass of water with meals for 2-3 weeks.\nDrink a smoothie of banana, honey, yogurt, and skim milk.\nDrink daily a juice of alfalfa + fresh spinach or fresh coriander. Your hair will grow fast.\nTo remove copper deficiency, drink juice of carrot, lettuce, capcicum and fresh alfalfa. This is good remedy for gray hair and hair loss.\nApply a paste of seeds of lemon and black pepper on the bald patches.
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lots and lots of aloe vera
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I have heard that it does. But you might want to check out these websites first.\nhttp://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip214.htm\nhttp://www.man-health-magazine-online.com/hair-growth-vitamins.html\n\n\nVitamin E is a powerful anti-oxidant that helps increase circulation. Vitamin E increases oxygen uptake, which improves circulation to the scalp. It improves overall health. Since hair health is tied to the immune system, vitamin E is believed to stimulate hair growth by enhancing the immune function. \nhttp://www.treasuredlocks.com/hair-growth-vitamin-black-men.html
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It has been suggested that Saw Palmetto may block some effects of testosterone and therefore reduce male pattern hair loss, similar to the medication finasteride (Propecia®). So far there is not enough scientific evidence to support the claim. \n\nFor alternative natural treatments, massage and aromatherapy have been used with some success. In minor cases of temporary hair loss, hair growth can be stimulated by massage, since blood and oxygen flow to the scalp must be healthy in order for hair to grow.
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The following is taken from the National Cancer Institute webpage, "Chemotherapy and You: A Guide to Self-Help During Cancer Treatment - Coping with Side Effects"\nSource: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/chemotherapy-and-you/page4#C6\n\nHair Loss\n\nHair loss (alopecia) is a common side effect of chemotherapy, but not all drugs cause hair loss. Your doctor can tell you if hair loss might occur with the drug or drugs you are taking. When hair loss does occur, the hair may become thinner or fall out entirely. Hair loss can occur on all parts of the body, including the head, face, arms and legs, underarms, and pubic area. The hair usually grows back after the treatments are over. Some people even start to get their hair back while they are still having treatments. Sometimes, hair may grow back a different color or texture.\n\nHair loss does not always happen right away. It may begin several weeks after the first treatment or after a few treatments. Many people say their head becomes sensitive before losing hair. Hair may fall out gradually or in clumps. Any hair that is still growing may become dull and dry.\n\nHow can I care for my scalp and hair during chemotherapy?\n\n    * Use a mild shampoo.\n    * Use a soft hair brush.\n    * Use low heat when drying your hair.\n    * Have your hair cut short. A shorter style will make your hair look thicker and fuller. It also will make hair loss easier to manage if it occurs.\n    * Use a sun screen, sun block, hat, or scarf to protect your scalp from the sun if you lose hair on your head.\n    * Avoid brush rollers to set your hair.\n    * Avoid dying, perming, or relaxing your hair.\n\nSome people who lose all or most of their hair choose to wear turbans, scarves, caps, wigs, or hair pieces. Others leave their head uncovered. Still others switch back and forth, depending on whether they are in public or at home with friends and family members. There are no "right" or "wrong" choices; do whatever feels comfortable for you.\n\nIf you choose to cover your head:\n\n    * Get your wig or hairpiece before you lose a lot of hair. That way, you can match your current hair style and color. You may be able to buy a wig or hairpiece at a specialty shop just for cancer patients. Someone may even come to your home to help you. You also can buy a wig or hair piece through a catalog or by phone.\n    * You may also consider borrowing a wig or hairpiece, rather than buying one. Check with the nurse or social work department at your hospital about resources for free wigs in your community.\n    * Take your wig to your hairdresser or the shop where it was purchased for styling and cutting to frame your face.\n    * Some health insurance policies cover the cost of a hairpiece needed because of cancer treatment. It is also a tax-deductible expense. Be sure to check your policy and ask your doctor for a "prescription."\n\nLosing hair from your head, face, or body can be hard to accept. Feeling angry or depressed is common and perfectly all right. At the same time, keep in mind that it is a temporary side effect. Talking about your feelings can help. If possible, share your thoughts with someone who has had a similar experience.
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aloe vera and lots of it
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hydrogen peroxide in hair bleadh H2O2 acts as a proton donor and acid the hair must act as a base and create a neutral solution
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Aloe Vera gel. IT really works.
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As a redhead, i can only empathize with your girl.  Before i actually got smart and realized that my chances of tanning would be, well, near zero, i used to burn severely.  The only relief i would find was with Solarcaine Medicated Spray (Solarcaine now also have a spray with Aloe.)  It's the best!  I also used yoghurt and it helped.\n\nHere are some Helpful Sunburn Pain Relief Tips:\nIf the sunburn is severe and she is blistering, feel faint, or nauseous: see a doctor immediately. \nFor Sunburn Relief apply natural aloe vera gel every 4 hours. \nConsume 32 oz. of water initially and 8 oz. every hour. \nTake a cool bath for sunburn relief, and don't use bath salts, oil, or bubble bath. \nSaturate a washcloth with whole milk, and apply to affected area. Or just take a milk bath, the ultimate for sunburn relief. \n\nMore Sunburn Pain Relief Tips From Users: \nFor sunburn relief use a combination of vinegar and ice water mixed in a bowl. Using a washcloth, hold it to the affected area. Repeat this process for about 30-45 minutes. Then layer on 100% aloe vera gel. The first application of aloe should be rubbed in, and then layer it on top like a mask. \nAloe vera gel works great for sunburn pain relief. Along with aloe apply a moisturizer with coconut oil, alternating every few hours. Also for sunburn relief drink a lot of water, a liter of water within an hour of recognizing the burn. Put aloe gel on once or twice when you get home and at night before bed, and the next morning. \n\nGood luck!
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Aloe Vera is the best, but make sure you read the label as some have almost no Aloe Vera in them at all
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Take Aloe vera leaf gel for seven days @ half of a leaf each day. You can mix it with with sugar and make light syrup for taste. Take the syrup one time at the morning before breakfast. Although Aloe vera is approved as a nutritional suppliment, however sometimes it works like medicin.
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hard to say i would lean more to aloe vera.
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I did not know that you can drink the stuff!\n\n"TOP 10 REASONS TO DRINK ALOE VERA GEL \n\n(For fresh, potent aloe drinks and skin care products, go to the "Doctor Recommended Aloe" page in this website menu.)\n\n10.    Dental Health and Hygiene\n\nAloe Vera is extremely healthful for your mouth and gums.  Take that to your next dentist appointment! \n\nProvides Rapid Soothing \nAloe Vera enhances fibroblast function.  Fibroblast are those remarkable little cells responsible for collagen formation.  They also assist in the soothing of minor burns, cuts, scrapes and skin irritations. \n\nAids in Healthy Digestion \nA healthy digestive tract ensures that nutrients from the foods we eat are absorbed into the blood stream.  Aloe Vera has natural, detoxifying abilities.  Drinking Aloe Vera Gel regularly may improve bowel regularity and increase protein absorption, while at the same time decrease unfriendly bacteria and yeast – all done naturally!  Aloe Vera has also demonstrated its ability to assist in soothing heartburn and other types of digestive upset. \n\nImmune Support and Function \nAloe Vera provides natural support for the immune system.  Since the immune system works around the clock protecting the body, aloe vera, with its natural immune enhancers, gives the body a continual arsenal from which to draw.  Drinking 2 to 4 ounces of Aloe Vera Gel regularly may give your immune system the helping hand it needs\n\nRegulates Weight and Energy Levels \nAloe Vera Gel naturally, and with regular use, allows the body to cleanse the digestive system.  Our diets include many unwanted substances which can cause lethargy and exhaustion.  Taken regularly, Aloe Vera Gel ensures a greater feeling of well-being, allowing energy levels to increase and helping to maintain a healthy body weight. \n\nCollagen and Elastin Repair \nAloe Vera can add a rich supply of building materials to produce and maintain healthy skin.  The skin replenishes itself every 21 to 28 days.  Using the nutritional building blocks of aloe vera, the skin can utilize these nutrients daily to help combat the effects of aging!  A daily dose of Aloe Vera Gel can be just what your skin is thirsting for. \n\nDaily Dose of Minerals \nSome of the minerals found in aloe vera include calcium, sodium, iron, potassium, chromium, magnesium, manganese, copper, and zinc.  What a powerful storehouse!  We all know that adding foods to our diets with naturally occurring vitamins and minerals is recommended for overall health.  Drinking Aloe Vera Gel is a natural and healthful way to replenish the body’s supply. \n\nDaily Dose of Vitamins \nAloe Vera Gel includes Vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C and E, Folic Acid and Niacin.  The human body simply cannot store some of these vitamins; therefore we need to supplement them regularly through our diets.  What better way than by drinking a daily dose of Aloe Vera Gel, while at the same time building the body’s defense system naturally against oxidative stress!\n\n2.   Anti-inflammatory Properties\n\nAloe Vera Gel has 12 natural substances that have been shown to inhibit inflammation without side effects.  Aloe may also support proper joint and muscle mobility. \n\n1.   Body-Building Blocks\n\nAmino acids are our body’s building blocks.  Eight which are essential and cannot be made by the body are found within the aloe plant!  Drinking Aloe Vera on a regular basis allows you to help maintain your health by replenishing your body naturally with these essential amino acids.  An analysis of the aloe vera plant shows that it comes closer than any other known plant to the duplication of essential amino acids.  Just think – all this, and in just 2 to 4 ounces a day."\n\nhttp://www.aloe-vera.org/top_10_reasons_to_use_aloe_vera.htm \n\n"Human use of Aloes are primarily as a herbal remedy in alternative medicines and "home first aid". Both the translucent inner pulp as well as the resinous yellow exudate (gel
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Try Tea Tree oil. You can get shampoos with it at natrual food stores, or just rub Tea Tree oil into your scalp every day.