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Alopecia refers to the partial or complete absence of hair from areas of the body where it normally grows, most commonly the scalp. Here are a natural few oils that may offer help
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Amla oil, or Indian gooseberry, improves blood circulation in the scalp and supports collagen production. This may help boost hair health
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The antioxidants and vitamin C in amla oil nourish the follicles and may reduce premature greying. Regular massage can also calm an irritated, inflamed scalp
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Bhringraj oil cools the scalp and is often used in Ayurveda to treat itchiness, dandruff, and seasonal shedding. It’s gentle and effective over weeks
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Bhringraj is believed to lengthen the hair growth phase. That means less hair on your pillow and more strands holding on when used every week
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It is made by infusing the petals in warm coconut oil. It helps improve hair bounce and natural shine. It suits dry, dull or curly hair textures
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Hibiscus is rich in natural acids and amino compounds that support stronger, more elastic hair strands. It reduces breakage and gives fine hair more body
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Black seed oil, or kalonji, is packed with thymoquinone, a powerful antioxidant that may help fight inflammation and reduce hair fall in thinning areas
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Used regularly, black seed oil may help stimulate dormant hair follicles. It’s not an overnight remedy, but over 8 to 12 weeks, you may notice less hairfall
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Rosemary oil helps restart hair growth cycle by improving scalp circulation. Some studies suggest it performs similarly to minoxidil if used consistently
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Rosemary oil is believed to reduce DHT, one of the main culprits behind pattern baldness. Just 4–5 drops added to carrier oils makes a scalp-friendly blend