Crushed Hibiscus Flowers on the Lengths
Two or three fresh hibiscus flowers crushed with a spoon of curd and smoothed on the lengths for twenty minutes, then washed out. It can tint light hair. It is not a hair-growth medicine.
On the lengths, for twenty minutes, then wash
Crush two or three fresh red hibiscus flowers with a spoon of plain curd. Smooth the paste on the lengths of the hair, not piled on a sore scalp. Leave it for about twenty minutes and wash it out the same sitting. It is a conditioning mask. It does not regrow hair. The red flower can tint very light hair and can stain cloth.
Patch test if you have not used hibiscus on skin. Keep it out of the eyes. Do not use flowers that are sprayed, wilted into slime, or from a roadside that gets exhaust. Skip a broken scalp. Sudden patchy hair loss needs a doctor, not a thicker paste.
Ingredients
- Two or three fresh hibiscus flowers
- One spoon of plain curd
- No chemical hair dye mixed in
How to prepare
- Rinse the flowers. Pull off the calyx. Crush the petals with the curd.
- If the paste is dry, add a few drops of water, not more flowers.
How to use
- Smooth it on the lengths for about twenty minutes.
- Wash out thoroughly the same day.
- Do not sleep in it, and do not use it on a broken scalp.
Helpful habits
- Red pigment travels. Wear an old cloth.
- A flower with no scent of chemical spray is the one to use. If you cannot tell, skip it.
Precautions
- Can tint light hair and stain cloth. Patch test.
- Keep it out of the eyes. Not on a broken scalp.
- Not a hair-growth treatment. Patchy loss needs a doctor.
Frequently asked questions
Can I leave hibiscus on overnight to grow hair?
- No. Twenty minutes, then wash. Overnight paste is not this page, and it does not regrow hair.
Will it turn grey hair black?
- Do not expect a dye result. It may tint light hair slightly. It is not a grey-coverage treatment.
Can I add store dye to the flowers?
- No. This mask is flowers and curd only. Chemical dye is a different product with its own risks.
