Do Hair Treatments Make Your Hair Grow Thicker?

Having a full head of thick, luscious hair, for the rest of our lives, is the dream of all girls, right? There are scores of products in the market promising to make our hair grow thicker with each passing day. Being victims of product-spam with all of these options can get really overwhelming for women. Therefore, they find the hair treatments at salons. So do hair treatments make your hair grow thicker? Get the answer from reading this MACSARA post.

Apart from our genes and certain physical or emotional stressors like pregnancy, illness, stress, chemo, and general nutrition, our fullness is pretty much what we’re born with, barring any prostheses or transplants later in life. Additionally, the rate of hair growth is pretty standard-around 1/2 inch a month, or six inches a year. While some people laud the effects of certain hair growth supplements and topical ointments, for the most part, they don’t really have any empirical science to back them up. Unilever’s R&D Senior Manager for Hair in North America, Leon-van Gorkom affirmed that hair’s growth rate and length are directly related to your genetic code. He does offer a seasonal caveat that there are a few scientific studies showing that hair grows slower in the winter months.

What Are Hair Treatments?

This is a temporary method to make your hair straight, smooth, shiny and healthy. Combining with the temperature of the attached specialized machine (nanomachine, iron…) will help nutrients penetrate hair faster and close the holes in the epidermis, repair damaged hair, helping hair stronger, smoother and easier to style. Although as a temporary damage recovery method, the results can last up to several months. If you care for steaming, conditioning, your hair will quickly return to normal, healthy and shiny. How to use treatments to make your hair grow thicker is not so difficult, it is important that the time and method of repairing damaged hair.

At-Home Solutions

Some famous stylists and experts recommend deep conditioning treatments as an easy home remedy. These can have two major benefits for those looking to make hair grow thicker or at least mimic fullness: One, conditioning treatments help intensely nourish the hair shaft, preventing hair from breakage; and two, they help bring hair back to its optimal condition, thus reducing the need for heat tools or more manipulation-two key factors in maintaining density.

There are several natural ingredients that thicken your thin hair:

Eggs

Eggs are ingredients that high in protein. They are essential for the body to build strong, thick hair. Using an egg treatment once or twice a week for several weeks might help strengthen the hair thickness.

Olive oil

This oil is rich in omega 3 acids and other nutrients that are essential for overall health, including hair health. When you apply it directly to the scalp and hair, olive oil helps promote thicker hair. It also has the added benefit of softening the hair and relieving dry scalp.

Aloe gel

The aloe vera plant is helpful for the skin, scalp, and hair, especially, applying aloe oil directly to the hair and scalp may help strengthen the hair and thicken it over time. For a homemade solution, you should try rubbing some pure aloe gel into the scalp and letting it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing. You also can mix the aloe with coconut oil or olive oil and apply this treatment once or twice per week.

Avocado

Avocado is a good moisturizer that is rich in vitamin E. So you can make a simple avocado rub and apply it twice a week.

Castor Oil

Vitamin E is known for aiding hair health which is in castor oil. It is so simple, you just need to rub the oil over the hair and wait until the hair is coated. Rinse your hair before leaving the oil on the head for about 30 minutes.

As for popular vitamin supplements, it’s mostly the case for maintaining good nutrition. They usually feature fish oils and marine proteins as their main ingredients, which can help encourage a healthy growth process. There are also some studies that suggest certain hormonal medication, like birth control pills, can cause changes in hair growth, so it’s always best to seek medical advice if you feel your hair is feeling a bit skinnier than usual. Good luck!

Looking for more hair care tips? Check out the more ways in MACSARA web to encourage hair growth with little fuss.