Effective remedies for hair restoration:

Excessive hair loss can take you to the stage of baldness that can be the result of heredity, certain medications or an underlying medical condition. It is considered normal to shed some hair each day as part of a cycle of growing new hairs and loosing some. However, some people may experience excessive hair loss that might cause baldness. So in order to get rid of this problem Hair restoration has to be done and that to on time, before its too late. Hair loss of this type can affect men, women and children.

If you can get better results from natural remedies to restore your hair growth, then nothing much you can ask for. Here are some suggestions that should work:

Aromatherapy - Take about six drops each of lavender and bay essential oils in a base of four ounces of almond, soybean or sesame oil then massage into the scalp and allow to sit for 20 minutes. This has been used by aroma therapists to stimulate the scalp.

Massage - A few minutes massage on the scalp in a day can stimulate blood flow to the hair follicles and in mild cases stimulate some hair growth in minor cases of temporary hair loss. There are several electric massagers in the market that have an attachment for scalp massaging as well. An oriental method called Qi Gong (pronounced Chi Kung) has been used to increase circulation to the scalp and face also.

Saw Palmetto Extract - By lowering levels of DHT, Saw Palmetto has been found to work in fighting benign prostatic disease, which is a known cause of androgenetic alopecia.  Saw Palmetto extract is an effective anti-androgen and shows promise as an effective treatment for hair loss prevention.

Nettle Root Extract - Nettles are rich in vitamins A and C, several key minerals and lipids that can be beneficial to the hair. Nettle Root Extract has been used successfully in Europe as an inhibitor of 5-alpha reductase in treating BPH.

Rosemary and Sage - These two herbs have shown tremendous benefit when used externally. Boil together in water rosemary, sage, peach leaf, nettle and burdock. Then strain the loose herbs from the liquid and use the liquid to wash the hair daily.

Jojoba Oil - If you already have seborrhea, eczema, psoriasis, or dandruff, you could consider using jojoba oil. Mexicans and southwestern Native American nations have used jojoba oil traditionally for centuries to promote hair growth and the control of dandruff. Jojoba oil is great for hypoallergenic skin because it is a great moisturizer and mimics the scalp's own sebum.

Aloe Vera - Aloe Vera has been used by Native Americans, Indians and many in the Caribbean to promote healthy hair and prevent hair loss. Aloe's can help the scalp by healing it and balancing the pH level of the scalp while cleansing the pores. A common preparation of Aloe Vera gel with a small amount of wheat germ oil and coconut milk is used as a shampoo and has traditionally shown great benefit.

Henna - A traditional Indian herb that acts as a natural conditioner and is excellent for the maintenance of healthy hair. It can help heal the hair shaft by repairing and sealing the cuticle, protecting hair against breakage and loss of shine.

Polysorbate-80 - Polysorbate-80 is an FDA approved surfactant that is also approved as a food additive. Although not proven, Polysorbate-80 is said to remove deposits of DHT and cholesterol from the scalp. Polysorbate-80 is being recommended by some naturopathic practitioners as an application for the scalp approximately 15 minutes prior to shampooing.

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