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The relentless use of styling tools, inefficiencies in proper moisturization, lack of proper hydration, dullness and build-ups on the scalp often make it very hard to achieve healthy and beautiful hair. Thus, it is very essential that our hair are nourished with these tips and natural ingredients to ensure that they stay exclusive.

Hair definitely plays a very important role in augmenting looks and gracefulness. The extreme conditions in the environment, stress along with sedentary lifestyles has really increased the problem of Hair fall.

Falling of hair is a natural spectacle but falling and thinning of hair in overblown sums can be really alarming.

Dr. Arvind Poswal, Hair Expert and Hair Transplant Surgeon, Dr. A’s Clinic edifies with a few tips which can instantaneously change our hair health:

1.  Lemon

Lemon is genuinely effective for treating several hair and scalp problems. It has many benefits like removing dandruff, promoting hair growth, unclogs the hair follicles, boosts the production of collagen and even maintains a healthy scalp.

2. Hair Styling and Heating Tools: In today’s time, to maintain a social prestige most people of the country are totally neglecting how styling tools like straighter, blow-dry and curlers. Excessive heating on hair often leaves them dry and brittle. In this process, the hair often loses their moisture and lose their shine.

3. Ditch Heating Tools: Styling tools like straighter, blow-dry and curlers have actually become an innate part of our hair accessories but its high time that one should actually minimize their use. Excessive heating on hair often leaves them dry and brittle. In this process, the hair often loses their moisture and lose their shine.

4. Amla, Shikakai and Reetha: Amla is a very effective cure to prevent falling of hair as it is rich in Vitamin C and it will provide the hair follicles the desired strength and nourishment and avert them from falling. Reetha acts as a very effective hair cleansing agent that ensures a healthy scalp while averting infections. Reetha also ensures that the hair are luscious and shiny. Shikakai is rich in vitamin C which helps in preventing hair loss while promoting greater hair growth. It helps in repairing the damaged cells of the hair and boosts hair health. 

5. Neem and Aloe Vera

The neem has natural benefits for the hair and is one of the oldest hair remedies. It actually deals with several scalp problems, effectively cleanses the scalp and unclogs the scalp pores. Aloe Vera, on the other hand, conditions the hair and promotes the manageability of hair. These two ingredients actually make a very effective combination in promoting hair health.

6.     Yogurt: The yogurt acts as a natural conditioner for hair and provides extra nutrition to the hair while making the strands softer and frizz-free. The yogurt is rich in proteins and Vitamin B5 that are very helpful for the hair.

In cases, where the extreme problem of hair fall has already lead to the problem of Balding or can’t be tackled with these natural remedies, people must go in for 100% safe yet very effective solutions like Hair Transplant.

Over the years, hair transplant has actually proven its effectiveness with excellent results. Many people were initially reluctant to opt for it, but the scenario has been changing lately.  

Battling Hair Woes in Changing Seasons

Almost all of us have tough time dealing with falling, rough, frizzy and dry hair follicles, especially during changing seasons. This has always been a concern for most of us and it’s time to shun this problem by changing and practicing a proper hair care routine.

The External Environmental Conditions also contribute in affecting the hair condition. Pollution, dust particles and changing weather lead to a change in the humidity levels which even affects hair health.

These tips have been given by Dr. Arvind Poswal, Hair Expert and Hair Transplant Surgeon, Dr. A’s Clinic for our hair to be healthy this season. Thus, one must adapt these tips in our daily routines:

          -    Give Up on the Use of Heating Tools:

The sun is already pouring in too much heat on your hair thus, avoid all heat generating products like blow dryers, straighteners, curling rods etc. The heating tools, dry out hair and make them frizzy, so avoid them. Try embracing your natural hair and air dry your hair.

          -  Hair Oil is an Essential:

Regular oiling is a must and this shall also ensure that your hair is healthy and voluminous. Oiling helps to restore all the essential oils required for the nourishment of healthy scalp and hair. Try and go for coconut or olive oil for your scalp.

- Hydrate yourself:

Drink ample amounts of fluids like water, smoothies, fresh juices, shakes, lemonade and coconut water. These drinks will ensure that you stay hydrated throughout the day. These will cool the body temperature and makes you feel refreshed.

          -  Cover your Hair Properly:

It is very essential to cover our Hair up with a scarf or a hat before heading out. It prevents direct exposure from sun rays thus reinstating the moisture content in hair. Also, a scarf shall prevent your hair from getting tangled.

          -  Deep Conditioning is a Must:

Prolonged exposure to the sun often makes our hair rough, dry and brittle. Thus, deep conditioning is important for revitalizing your hair so that the hair and scalp feel nourished. It also restores the moisture content which is often lost in the summer heat.

This Monsoon, Eliminate Fungal Infections from your Hair

As happy as monsoons can be, they can be very stressing for the hair and scalp. The unnecessary content of acid in the rain water and acceleration of moisture in the atmosphere makes it worse as it gives rise to unwanted bacterial and fungal infections in your hair. The increased humidity in the atmosphere causes fungal infections to breach into your scalp causing problems like irritation, stickiness, itchiness and dandruff.

Dr. Arvind Poswal, Hair Expert and Founder, Dr. A’s Clinic has rolled out some tips to prevent your hair from fungal infection during monsoon:

1.     Staying away from heating tools is the best way to keep healthy during monsoons. Blow dryers, curling rods, hair straighteners could be the biggest enemy for your hair during monsoons. These styling tools actually extract out the essential moisture and nourishment making them rough, dry, brittle and frizzy.

2.     Wash your hair at least twice a week and condition them too. It helps to fight frizz and ensure that proper nutrients reach your hair for its proper development and supplementation. Conditioning them makes the hair soft and smooth.

3.     Nothing as beneficial as an oil massage. Oil seeps in through your hair follicles and nourishes your scalp. It prevents the scalp from several infections and enriches you scalp while keeping your strong and healthy. Oiling the scalp is a must and must be done once in a week.

4.     The best weather to go short with your hair is monsoon. Short hair is easy to manage and can be modified easily and lessens the hassle of their proper maintenance. It helps in elevating the looks and makes you ready to battle the effects of monsoon on hair.

5.     During monsoon, avoid getting wet in the rain as the added moisture in the scalp can cause infections. Monsoon can be really unhealthy for the hair. So, make sure you always carry your umbrella with you.

6.     Eat proper and healthy foods like spinach, eggs, tomatoes, avocado, carrot and walnuts. Healthy foods in the diet ensure that the hair is healthy and strong. Foods really contribute to beautiful hair. 

Swear By these Monsoon Hair Hacks

The blissful mornings of wet window panes, aromatic smell of the mud while sipping a hot cup of coffee along with a mesmerizing view of lush green trees. As happy as the monsoon seems it might not be the same for your hair. This necessitates the need of a hair wash and a shower after one has had a shower in the rain.

The excessive content of acid in the rainwater and escalation of moisture content in the atmosphere makes it worse. The excessive humidity causes fungal infections to break into your scalp causing problems like irritation, stickiness, itchiness and dandruff in your scalp. The Monsoon itself leaves several damaging effects on our hair health.

Dr. Arvind Poswal, Hair Expert and Hair Transplant Surgeon, Dr. A’s Clinic explains how to save your blow dry in monsoon to increase manageability and conditioning of their hair:

1. Go Short: The best weather to go short hair is a monsoon. Short hair is easy to manage and can be modulated easily and reduces the hassle of their proper maintenance. They can be easily and quickly air-dried and can the blow dry can also be saved upon.

2. Oil Massage: There’s absolutely nothing as beneficial, healthy and rejuvenation as an oil massage for the hair. Oil seeps in through your hair follicles and nourishes your scalp and prevents the external environment from attacking the hair. It averts from several infections and enriches your scalp while keeping your hair strong and healthy.

3. Moisturize your Hair: Yes, even hair also need moisturization. When your hair gets dehydrated, they absorb moisture faster. Dry hair is difficult to manage therefore, it is essential to condition your hair at least thrice a week. Try natural ways and home remedies to condition your hair.

4. Tie your Hair: The increase moistness during Monsoons leave the hair damp and frizzy which is why it is always advised to tie your hair. This way the hair is protected from the humid weather and are substantially safe too.

5. Always Use a Serum: A serum is a boon for our hair. Serums enhance manageability, reduce tangles and also naturally style our hair. Always apply serum onto your hair strands after a hair wash to avoid unnecessary frizz and dampness. It also moisturizes and nourishes the hair.

6. Always Use Cold Water: Avoid taking a hair bath with hot water. Always wash your hair with cold water as it seals up the pores so that the adequate moisture reaches the hair follicles.