naturaline
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ive been doing a tea rinse- think ill try this next
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Hi. Do you still rinse with nettles? How did you hair respond??I've been nettle rinsing since sept of last year. Its no big deal. You just boil it like you do regular tea. It doesn't have caffeine. You let it sit (steep) and then you use it as your final rinse,concentrating on the SCALP as that's how you get it to stimulate growth. You can just pour it or use a nozzle like I do. Just do it when you wash your hair. The End
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I've only had excellent responses when using it. I've had my hair come out and nettle brought it back. It came out from almost dying and chronic illness, all the medications that were pumped into me were just too much. It took a year of in and out hospitalizations but my hair started coming out in handfulls. Anyways, that has turned around again as it's been a few years since the huge major surgery and the biggest part of the health scare. Though I still deal with major health stuff and am considered disabled (so still health condition and its issues), I am at a point where I do not need such insane levels of prednisone that it's off the charts. So thus my hair came back. Some places broke off to two inches. Anyways it's back past mid back. I'd say the difference between when I use the nettle and not is that nettle makes my hair stronger and it definitely grows faster. Dare I say possibly thicker or that it restores thickness.Hi. Do you still rinse with nettles? How did you hair respond??
Oh wow. I’m so sorry to hear about your health issues! I bet you are also anemic d/t your illness? That can also reek havoc on hair. I know it did for me. How are your iron levels?I've only had excellent responses when using it. I've had my hair come out and nettle brought it back. It came out from almost dying and chronic illness, all the medications that were pumped into me were just too much. It took a year of in and out hospitalizations but my hair started coming out in handfulls. Anyways, that has turned around again as it's been a few years since the huge major surgery and the biggest part of the health scare. Though I still deal with major health stuff and am considered disabled (so still health condition and its issues), I am at a point where I do not need such insane levels of prednisone that it's off the charts. So thus my hair came back. Some places broke off to two inches. Anyways it's back past mid back. I'd say the difference between when I use the nettle and not is that nettle makes my hair stronger and it definitely grows faster. Dare I say possibly thicker or that it restores thickness.
I think the way I took care of my hair prior to the medical scare is why it stayed so long. in my head instead of on the floor My mom and doctors were shocked because it hung in there for a little over a year when people's hair would usually (with all the medication) come out in a matter of a month or a few months. I was too busy in 6 week and 2 week (at minimum) hospital stays on a monthly basis to think of my hair. We were trying to keep me alive . And I'm talking it was almost a year and a half before it said "peace" with no one taking care of it, and very little of anything much less tea rinsing. But before the health scare I was pretty on it. I used certain conditioners, shampoos, nettle and braided it up. It was simplified and streamlined but did the trick. It also does the trick whipping it back into shape fast.
Oh sure I've had blood transfusions I've been so anemic so yeah definitely. I can't add too many things with acute chronic severe crohn's disease. I have to be very careful about what I eat so I can't do like I used to (taking all kinds of supplements etc) as I have some major medication to take and can't risk it not working right or risk having a higher flare because of something taken internally. I had to go to the mayo clinic to get everything under control so I'm very careful about what I do and work with a team of doctors in order to keep things in a liveable condition (my health). I also have thyroid disease (grave's) and hypogammaglobulenemia (which is rare and something born with but something that made getting everything else under control almost impossible until they found it).Oh wow. I’m so sorry to hear about your health issues! I bet you are also anemic d/t your illness? That can also reek havoc on hair. I know it did for me. How are your iron levels?
Thank you for your detailed reply. I drink the powder for my anemia and add it to my DIY oils. Which do you use? Powder or leaves? And continued recovery and hugs sis.