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Would you want to dream of having long, thick hair that is full of life and strength? Try rosemary, a common plant you probably already have growing in your yard. Not only is this aromatic and multipurpose plant an essential ingredient in many recipes, but it also does wonders for the health of your scalp and hair. If you want the gorgeous mane of your dreams, all you have to do is follow these easy steps to use rosemary water to hydrate your hair from the inside out.
The Advantages of Using Rosemary Water on Hair:
Antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals found in abundance in rosemary are known to stimulate hair development and keep the scalp healthy. Because of its stimulating effects, the scalp receives more blood, which stimulates the hair follicles to produce stronger, thicker hair. Soothing the scalp, reducing dandruff, and preventing hair loss are all benefits of rosemary's anti-inflammatory and antibacterial components.
Recipe for Rosemary Water:
Get Everything You Need: Some filtered water and some fresh rosemary sprigs are all you'll need.
First things first: get the rosemary sprigs clean by rinsing them under cold water. The next step is to use your fingers to lightly crush the leaves, releasing their fragrant essential oils.
Get the Water Boiling: In a saucepan, heat a few cups of water that has been filtered until it gently boils.
Add the fresh rosemary sprigs to the saucepan when the water comes to a boil; this will infuse the rosemary. Turn the heat down to low and simmer the rosemary in the water for ten to fifteen minutes. This will give the water a nutritional boost.
Once simmering, take the saucepan off the heat and allow the rosemary water to cool to room temperature before straining. Remove the rosemary leaves by straining the cooled liquid; what remains is water infused with pure rosemary.
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