HEALTH EXPERTS REVEAL: HOW TO USE MORINGA FOR HAIR GROWTH
Expert opinion from Toni Tran
Bachelor of Science - BS - Dietetics/Dietitian · 1 years of experience · Canada
Moringa contains antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals which may keep hair healthy. Moringa seed oil is traditionally used to promote hair growth and protect hair against damage and dandruff. However, there is limited scientific evidence to support these benefits.
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Expert opinion from Lena Cazes
Master of Science in Nutrition · 32 years of experience · Canada
Moringa can be applied as an oil diluting with coconut oil, jojoba oil or castor oil. Hair pack: mixing moringa powder with solvent such as curd, rose water and rice water. Hair toner: boiling moringa leaf in water and using it as a spray also has equal benefits.
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Expert opinion from Joanna Lei
Bachelor of Science in Food, Nutrition & Health · 9 years of experience · Canada
There is some evidence to suggest that use of moringa can aid in hair growth. Moringa can be ingested in the form of capsules or as a powder. Moringa oil or moringa leaf extract can also be used as part of a do-it --yourself (DIY) recipe and applied topically to the hair and scalp as a hair mask or a scalp oil massage. One can also source specific shampoos and hair products formulated with moringa.
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