Despite all the hype surrounding hair treatment solutions out there, the fact remains that there is no lasting cure for hair loss. All of them cannot revitalize a dead follicle. But some are known to stimulate blood to flow more into the existing follicle bringing the nutrients needed for hair to grow longer, thicker and stronger. Some may even inhibit certain chemicals known to retard hair growth from being produced. There are natural homebound ways to address hair loss that when done regularly.

1. Massage

Massaging the scalp or any body part is sure to encourage the flow of blood into the massaged area. Your hair may be dying because it is not getting the nutrients form adequate blood flow into the follicles. So a regular massage of your scalp for a few minutes each time can stimulate hair growth.

2. Aromatherapy

Six drops of lavender and bay essence of oils can be blended onto a base using four ounces of soybean or almond or sesame oil, massaged onto the scalp for about 20 minutes has aromatherapeutic benefits to stimulate hair growth.

3. Saw Palmetto Extract

There seems to be a connection between treating prostrate disorders and hair growth. Prostrates diseases have been traced to high DHT concentrations in men which is also the cause of androgenetic alopecia afflicting 95% of hair loss cases. Saw Palmetto extracts are used to address prostrate problems and its anti-androgenic properties can be effective in treating hair loss.

4. Nettle Root Extract

Known to contain high levels of minerals, lipids and vitamins A and C beneficial to the hair, the nettle root extracts have been shown to inhibit the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme that produce DHT.

5. Rosemary and Sage

These are two herbs with a long tradition of being used to wash hair with. Just boil them together with nettle, peach leaf and burdock, strain and use the liquid mix to wash hair daily.

6. Jojoba Oil

This is another herb used for centuries among Native Americans and Mexicans to get rid of dandruff and promote healthier hair. It’s a moisturizer that mimics the natural sebum oils of the scalp and is great if you suffer from any scalp or skin disorder that cause hair loss, like eczema, psoriasis, seborrhea or dandruff.

7. Aloe Vera

This is used by Indians and native Americans to stop hair loss and promote healthy hair growth and has been known to help balance the pH levels of the scalp and cleans the pores. Use the Aloe Vera gel mixed with coconut milk and wheat germ oil to make a shampoo.

8. Henna

This is another traditional Indian herb that maintains a healthy air when used as a conditioner. It is known to repair the hair shaft and seal hair cuticles protecting the hair from breaking and losing its natural shine.

9. Cleansing and Detoxification

These have been shown to maintain healthy hair as a healthy diet regimen can get rid of toxins in the body. Having a diet rich in fiber like the Psyllium Husk helps to eliminate waste as well as literally scrub the colon walls.

10. Exercise

While it doesn’t directly grow hair, exercise improves blood circulation, deliver oxygen and nutrients to the cells and help in digestion and generally promote a healthy body that is conducive to healthy hair follicles.