The Original Amalaki

Trying to lengthen or thicken your hair can seem like a never-ending waiting game. According to the Trichological Society, hair grows at an average pace of 0.5 to 1.7 centimeters per month, or around two to eight inches per year, making it the fastest-growing tissue in the human body. It can seem like very little growth, especially while you wait for it to start. 

According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association (AAD), between 50 and 100 hairs fall out every day. However, if you believe your hair is growing too slowly, there are some adjustments you may make to your daily haircare routine. You can experiment with using a different hairbrush, reducing how frequently you use your hair drier to minimize damage, or incorporating foods and oils that promote hair growth into your regimen to hasten hair growth. 

According to renowned dermatologists, famous hairstylists, skincare specialists, and our own Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab experts, these are the tips and home treatments that grow hair quickly. 

Amla and hair growth 

Amla fruits are well renowned for being rich in nutrients with extremely well-documented health advantages, including strong antioxidants. Additional minerals and antioxidants specific to the type of oil used are also present in amla oils. 

Amla oil may provide advantages for the hair and scalp, including: 

– strengthen the hair and scalp 

– decrease early hair greying or pigment loss 

– enhance hair growth 

– minimize hair loss 

– prevent or treat dry scalp and dandruff 

– prevent or cure parasite diseases of the hair and scalp, such as lice infections 

– prevent or treat fungal and bacterial infections of the hair and scalp. 

– enhancing hair’s overall appearance