Alopecia, baldness and hair loss help for free

If we could claim to cure baldness, we would be extremely wealthy, but since we

can't, we aren't, yet some of these home-made recipes can be of great help, and a
very cheap alternative to the very expensive clinically tested pharmaceutical
product on the market, or the expensive products promising overnight miracles.

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Shampoo to help with alopecia

Stimulating massage lotion to help with hair loss
Hair conditioner for use when balding
Oil treatment for alopecia and hair loss

Alopecia, the nice scientific sounding name for hair loss and baldness happens for a
variety of reasons, and since some of these reasons, like your genetic programming,
cannot be helped by any external lotions or creams, nor any supplements, it would
be a waste of time and money to spend a fortune on rubbing a variety of
compounds into your scalp, or to fill your body with equally expensive supplements.
Tricologists, people studying tricology - the science of hair growth - have used
various ingredients to help hair growth along, but some have also taken note of
the effect that certain essential oils can have on regenerating hair follicles to a
certain extent.
Age also plays its part in the balding arena and so do fevers, high stress levels,
illness, thyroid problems etc.
In some cases, scalp stimulation and supplements can help, and although we do
not market supplements, we do offer you some very affordable scalp stimulation
lotions that you can make yourself at home.

Our sister company - Zest for Life - at www.anyvitamins.com - do however

offer a great hair boost supplement with their Hair, Skin & Nail
supplement - and to view more information please click here.
The one clinically tested lotion that stops hair loss, developed from a drug used for
high blood pressure is effective, but it does have side effects, is very expensive
and the results are not always all that spectacular.

Shampoo to use with alopecia

Since everybody has their own favorite shampoo, we do not have a special
shampoo recipe, but do suggest that you add the following essential oils to your
regular shampoo. It is however suggested that you use a mild natural shampoo.
The dilution that you should use is as follows, and please do not add more
essential oil than specified, as it may cause irritation.

100 ml shampoo mixed with

15 drops jojoba oil
8 drops carrot oil
7 drops rosemary oil

 7 drops lavender oil

2 drops tea tree oil
You can use this shampoo as your regular shampoo.

Stimulating massage lotion to help hair loss

This stimulating lotion can be massaged into the scalp in the morning, after
washing and partly drying the hair. Massage with care so as not to stretch or break
the hair while massaging.

100 ml mix (50/50 of rosewater and distilled water)

15 ml apple cider vinegar
5 drops rosemary oil
6 drops jojoba oil
3 drops carrot oil
3 drops geranium oil

This mixture should be kept in the fridge and will separate when standing,
necessitating you to give it a good shake every morning before applying about 2
teaspoons of the mixture.

Hair conditioner for use when balding

For a once-a-week conditioning treatment, you can apply the following oil blend
and leave on for at least 30 minutes before washing it off. When washing it off,
apply some shampoo to the hair before you wet it, to help remove the oil easily.

2
8
2
2

ml jojoba oil (40 drops)

drops evening primrose oil
drops geranium oil
drops palma rosa

Oil treatment for alopecia and hair loss

This oil blend must be gently (repeat gently) rubbed onto the scalp once a day at
night before going to bed. Pay special attention to the bald spots but work through
your entire scalp.

3
4
4
1
4
2
2

drops rosemary oil

drops geranium oil
drops lavender oil
drop frankincense oil
drops cypress oil
drops cinnamon oil
drops juniper oil

Take one drop (1 drop only) per day and massage into the scalp before going to
bed. The best way to do it is to dispense one drop onto your finger, then rub all
your fingertips together to distribute the oil, and then massage the scalp with your
fingertips. This treatment must be applied every day, without a single day being
skipped.

This is one of the few times where we will use neat (undiluted) pure essential oil on
the skin, and you are advised to be on the lookout for any skin irritation. Should
that occur immediately cease with the treatment.
Since essential oils can irritate the mucus membranes you are strongly advised to
thoroughly wash your hands after applying this treatment, as to prevent accidental
transference of the neat oil into your eyes or other sensitive areas. Also please
read the standard safety notice on essential oils by clicking here.

Remember, alopecia can be an indication of an underlying medical

condition, and you are therefore advised to contact your licensed medical
practitioner should you have any medical condition or queries.

Herewith some other hair care recipes that you may find
of use

Dry shampoo recipe

Recipe for final rinse
Hair loss - helpful remedies
Oil treatment for hair
Scalp stimulation lotion

Use of essential oils

Air freshening
Bathing | Amount of essential oils to use in bath
Compresses
Foot and hand baths
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Jacuzzis
Massage | Amount of essential oils to use in massage blend
Saunas
Showers
Sitz bath
Skin care | Amount of essential oils to use in creams
Steam inhalations
Vaporization

Links to essential oils, carrier oils and specialized pre-blended oils

ESSENTIAL OILS
Allspice
Aniseed
Basil
Bay

Rosewood
Sage
Sandalwood
Spearmint
Tagetes

OTHER OILS
Rosehip oil
Baobab oil
Marula oil
Neem oil

Benzoin
Bergamot
Black pepper
Cajuput
Camomile
Camphor
Caraway
Carrot seed
Cassia
Cedarwood
Chamomile
Cinnamon
Citronella
Clary sage
Clove
Coriander
Cypress
Dill
Eucalyptus
Fennel
Frankincense
Geranium
Ginger
Grapefruit
Helichrysum
Hyssop
Jasmine
Juniper
Lavandin
Lavender
Lemon
Lemongrass
Lemon verbena
Lime
Mandarin
Marjoram
Melissa
Myrrh
Neroli
Niaouli
Nutmeg
Orange
Palma rosa
Patchouli
Peppermint
Petitgrain
Pimento
Pine
Rose
Rose geranium
Rosemary

Tangerine
Thyme
Tea tree
Vetiver
Ylang-ylang
ESSENTIAL OILS
NOT SOLD BY US
Angelica
Birch
Bitter almond
Boldo
Buchu
Calamus
Cardamom
Cumin
Elemi
Mugwort
Mustard
Oregano
Pennyroyal
Rose otto
Rue
Sassafras
Spikenard
Tansy
Tarragon
Savin
Thuja
Tuberose
Vanilla
Wintergreen
Wormseed
Wormwood
Yarrow
PRE-BLENDED
FORMULAS
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Relaxation
Sensual
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Hair & Scalp
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Insomnia
Baby
Vein & Artery
Sunburn

CARRIER OILS
Almond oil
Aloe vera oil
Apricot kernel oil
Avocado oil
Calendula oil
Evening primrose oil
Grape seed oil
Hazelnut oil
Jojoba oil
Macadamia oil
Sesame oil
Walnut oil
Wheatgerm oil
CARRIER OILS
NOT SOLD BY US
Olive oil
Pumpkin seed oil
Safflower oil
Sunflower oil

Recipes
Dry shampoo
Exfoliating facial scrub with oats
Face packs (face masks)
Facial creams and lotions
Facial toners (tonics and astringents)
Final rinse water
Hair loss remedies
Oil treatment for hair
Perfume and Eau-de-Cologne
Scalp stimulation lotion
Shampoo

Safety with essential oils

Abortifacient essential oils
Banned essential oils
Cancer and essential oils
Cardiac (heart) problems and essential oils
Children and the use of essential oils
Diluting essential oils
Elderly people and the use of essential oils
Emmenagogue essential oils
Epilepsy and essential oils
Essential oils to avoid when concentration is required
High blood pressure and essential oils
Liver toxicity and essential oils
Pregnancy and essential oils
Sensitive skin and essential oils
Skin irritation caused by essential oils
Sun sensitivity (phototoxicity)
Toxic essential oils

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Manufacture of essential oils

Distillation
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Hydro diffusion
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Rectification
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Holistic and alternative medicine

Acupuncture
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Chiropractic
Dr Bach flower remedies
Herbal medicine
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Hydrotherapy
Hypnosis
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Macrobiotics
Massage therapy
Meditation
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Treatment of ailments with essential oils

If you are suffering from any medical condition please contact your

licensed medical practitioner.

The treatments listed below relies on alternative healing with essential

oils, and please note that no clinical trials or results are available
and rests heavily on anecdotal proof.

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Abscess
Acne
Addictions
Anal fissures
Athlete's foot
Bad breath
Bedsores
Bleeding
Bleeding gums
Blepharitis
Blisters
Boils
Breathing difficulty
Bronchitis
Bruises
Burns
Carbuncles
Catarrh
Chapped lips
Chilblains
Circulation
Cold sores
Colds
Conjunctivitis
Constipation
Coughs
Cuts
Diarrhea
Diverticulosis
Dysmenorrhoea
Ear infections
Fainting

Fever
Flu
Frostbite
Gingivitis
Grazes
Halitosis
Hay fever
Headaches
Heart palpitations
Heartburn
Hiccups
High blood pressure
Influenza
Insect bites
Insomnia
Jetlag
Laryngitis
Leg cramps
Lumbago
Mouth ulcers
Nausea
Neuralgia
Nosebleed
Pneumonia
Shock
Sinusitis
Sore throat
Splinter
Sty
Swollen ankles
Toothache
Varicose veins
Wounds