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Wetting hair daily
Will wetting hair daily cause more hair fall. Here I am referring to only wetting. While shampooing is done twice or thrice a week. If I use a natural homemade hairpack and then rinse my hair with only water, on those days when I am not shampooing, will it help my hair. Currently I have hair till slightly below my midback and they are dry and lifeless. I am under treatment for hairfall and hair regrowth too. After shampooing and conditioning too they look dull an lifeless. Hence I want to know if such a hairpack application on non-shampooing days will help
If you are getting treated by an allopathic dermatologist please do not try to create a home made pack because unfortunately there is no quick fix solution . There is no formula for the perfect hair care product. Talk with your dermatologist and try to find out what suits you the best. This takes time and you will need to be a little patient . Also rinsing with water only doesn't clean the scalp or the hair. Do not be scared to use a shampoo or conditioner. Again, ask your dermatologist and I am sure uou will get answers. http://www.skinmatra.com/single-post/2016/11/10/Hair-Woes-10-Things-You-Should-Know-About-Hair
Next Steps
Continue treatment with your allopathic dermatologist . For lifeless hair, apply coconut oil 15 min before bath. This wil help precondition the hair. Do read this article http://www.skinmatra.com/single-post/2016/09/17/Listen-to-your-skin-talk-Here-is-how
Health Tips
Do not self medicate or experiment. You might delay the treatment results.
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