Hair HealthUpdated 10 months ago

Tips for Hair Health & Hair Loss

Black Cumin for Seborrheic Dermatitis

Queen Nefertiti applied this superfat to her hair and nails to add shine and strength. Our Black Cumin Oil could help with the hair loss due to Seborrheic dermatitis.

Usage: We recommend consuming 1.5 teaspoons of Black Cumin per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat. Rub a little into your scalp or hair.                                                        

Coriander Oil & Preventing Hair Loss

If you're looking for a natural way to nourish your scalp and protect your hair from further loss try our Coriander Oil. Coriander Oil can help to:

• Nourish your scalp and repair hair in bald areas thanks to a unique combination of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants found in this oil.
• Reduce inflammation on your scalp and get rid of itchy, dry scalp.
• Strengthen your hair and help prevent hair breakage and split ends thanks to its rich content of iron, sodium, and magnesium.

Usage: We recommend taking up to 17 drops per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat. 

Amaranth Oil & Hair Loss in Women

One of the leading causes of hair loss in women is not getting enough iron and lysine. In fact, one study found that 30% of women experiencing early hair loss had the potential to go bald because they weren’t getting enough of these two nutrients. 

You probably know how to get more iron… if not, click here! 

But lysine? Lysine is an important amino acid that helps the proteins in your hair grow thick and strong.
Too little lysine = too little hair. Your hair becomes weak, thin and then you are at risk of it falling out.
The bad news is, your body doesn’t make lysine but luckily, you can get lysine from Amaranth oil. 

Amaranth oil is pressed from one of the foods/ seeds that contain lysine and can help your body hold onto thick, healthy hair. Nutrients in this oil are said to promote thicker hair growth, protect hair color and moisturize hair follicles. It could help you keep the color of your hair for years to come by fighting back against the oxidative stress that hydrogen peroxide build-up causes in your hair follicles. Antioxidants in this oil can also support healthy hormonal balance. Hormones such as estrogen, testosterone and vitamin D can affect hair growth and thinning.

Usage: We recommend taking up to 33 drops per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat.
Consider adding a few drops of amaranth oil to a dollop of your natural shampoo (not directly to the bottle), massage this oil into wet hair, wear a shower cap and let the oil soak in for a few minutes. Then, shampoo it out to moisturize and strengthen your locks. Take note, though, that you’ll probably have to shampoo a second time (without oil) so that no residue is left behind. Learn more below: 

Styrian Pumpkin Oil for Hair & Androgenic Alopecia

Smoother skin and hair, and decreased inflammation. Styrian pumpkin oil is a superb source of vitamin E . Vitamin E has been a staple in the skincare world for over 50 years; it’s essential to building strong, supple skin and hair. Vitamin E also a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.

Androgenic alopecia, a type of hair loss known as male pattern baldness and female pattern hair loss can cause the hair follicles to become smaller and cause your hair to start to thin. It is common in both men and women. DHT is the main hormone that causes of it. Styrian Pumpkin Oil helps slow the production of DHT.

Usage: We recommend taking 1 teaspoon up to twice per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat.

Perfect K2D3 

Hair loss can exacerbated by vitamin deficiencies. Perfect K2D3 helps to strengthen the existing follicles and allow the follicles to exist to reactivate again. K2 reduces scalp calcification and secondly, it supports the regeneration and growth of hair strands. 

Usage: We recommend taking up to 17 drops per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat.

Black Sesame Oil 

Encouraging Hair Growth: With its abundance of essential nutrients, particularly iron and vitamin B, Black Sesame Oil nurtures not just the hair you see but also the roots below. The result? Fuller, healthier hair that grows with vigor.

A Soothing Touch for Your Scalp: As years pass, our scalp can become dry and sensitive. This oil offers a gentle moisturizing touch, ensuring a nourished base for your hair to flourish.

Combatting Signs of Aging: Beyond its hair color benefits, the rich antioxidants in Black Sesame Oil help keep your hair looking vibrant and youthful.

Usage: We recommend consuming 1.5 teaspoons of Black Sesame Oil per day. This oil can be taken on its own, added into a cold beverage, or topped on prepared foods. This oil should not be applied to heat.