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• Stimulates hair growth

Have you seen a decline in hair volume and luster over the years? The naturally occurring amino acids in hibiscus flowers nourish the hair and aid in its development. These amino acids combine to form a unique kind of structural protein known as keratin, which serves as the building block for hair. Keratin strengthens the hair and makes it less prone to breaking. Additionally, it increases the general thickness of hair strands and makes hair easier to handle. Thus, rather than resorting to costly keratin treatments that cause hair damage, you may begin applying Hibiscus to your hair.

• Conditions hair

The majority of shampoos include chemicals that deplete the hair of its natural oils. Have you noticed that your hair is becoming brittle and dull? Not to worry, Hibiscus can be used to nourish and seal your hair’s natural moisture content! Hibiscus blooms and leaves are abundant in mucilage, a natural conditioner. Because of this naturally occurring conditioner, crushed Hibiscus flowers and leaves feel sticky to the touch.

• Prevents hair thinning

Are you concerned about hair loss and balding? Hair loss may be caused by stress, poor eating habits, and excessive use of hair styling products and equipment. Joba Hair oil applied to the hair may be beneficial. Joba oil is high in fatty acids and benefits the scalp in a variety of ways. This oil strengthens hair follicles and stimulates hair growth when used regularly. Additionally, the oil inhibits excessive sebum production, a factor in hair loss and delayed hair growth.

• Prevents premature greying

We don’t want to appear older than we are, which is why premature hair greying may be a cause for concern. While synthetic dyes may provide a quick fix, we recommend Joba oil as a safe and natural alternative. However, you should keep in mind that this will only postpone further hair greying. Hair that has already become grey due to aging will remain grey.

• Treats dandruff and itchy scalp

Is your scalp prone to excessive oil production, resulting in dandruff and irritated skin? Hibiscus works as an astringent, reducing the glands’ oil output. Using Hibiscus leaves on hair helps maintain the pH balance of the hair and also has a relaxing and cooling effect.