The same rules apply when it comes to hair growth. Some argue that your genes play a role in how long your hair will grow, the color and also how thick it will be. Hair loss and thinning is also a major issue in families. There are those that track their family history. They discover that their mother, grandmother and great grandmother all suffer from hair loss so it is automatically assumed that they will too. This could be true to a certain degree. If you allow your genes to run free and not nurture as we spoke about earlier it will become a reality. Get rid of the notion that if it happened to your family members that it will happen to you.
Mother nature offers ingredients that will improve your hair’s health, allow you to take action and become proactive. Some of these ingredients include whipped shea butter, cocoa butter. Oils for natural hair; lavender oil, peppermint oil, stinging nettle, rosemary oil, aloe vera, jamaican black castor oil, onion juice, sage oil, eggs and apple cider vinegar.