21 Natural Hair Growth Stimulators

De: Sabrina Perkins

Narrado por: Danielle Cook

Duración: 1 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

How important is your hair?

If you recognize the significance of healthy hair, then 21 Natural Hair Growth Stimulators is the perfect book for you. And if you don’t, then you’re about to embark on a crash course of nurturing hair from the inside and out.

Prepare to be taken to task as this hair care book showcases a host of ingredients to grow thicker, fuller, healthier hair. The Earth has provided its inhabitants with much of what’s needed to survive. The necessities for hair are no exception.

From edible delights found in alfalfa sprouts and black tea to Emu and Neem oils, to name a few, listeners will find common and uncommon methods for making the most of these natural products. In fact, everyday items for some just might spark renewed interest.

The ingredients discussed throughout this book are life sources in growing, maintaining, and repairing hair. You’ll learn about the vital properties in relation to the effects on hair. As such, you’ll find more than topical usages but also the internal benefits of the list.

Hair care is more than what we’ve come to do weekly, bi-weekly, or even monthly as mundane routines. We must make a conscious decision to invest the necessary time, effort, and care into our crowns. Effective hair care for growth, prevention, and maintenance can make all the difference to those that understand the importance of hair. Start your journey to a better understanding of one of the most significant aspects of our physical appearance - hair!

©2020 Sabrina Perkins (P)2021 Sabrina Perkins

VERY INFORMATIVE

I’ve had natural hair for ages, but I didn’t do anything extra to it just wash and condition. Now I’m paying more attention to my hair because I’ve decided to grow it out, so I can have more versatility with styling. Well I’ve noticed my hair is so dry and it’s growing very very slow, I’ve read this happens as you get older. I began watching YouTube for solutions. I realized I should get rid of all of the harmful shampoos and conditioners and make my own. I didn’t know where to start… this is a good book for that. I learned a lot about what oils and herbs are good for your hair and your person. I’ve learned about pre-poos and how to make my own detanglers and hair masks. I’ve learned which herbs naturally darken your hair, so I can avoid hair dyes. The author listed a lot of DIY recipes that I have made and they worked out great. My hair is no longer dry and is growing at a much faster rate! If these subjects are something that interest you, I would check this book out. It was a fount of good information, recipes and remedies.