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Saw palmetto taken internally is known to promote prostate health in men. There’s also evidence the berry extract can address hair thinning and premature balding by lowering levels of dihydrotestosterone (DHT), an androgen hormone that plays a major role in hair loss and changes. Using shampoos with saw palmetto can help promote scalp health and hair growth.
Combine the glycerine soap and saw palmetto oil in the measuring cup or bowl. Stir with the tablespoon to blend them well. You now have a basic shampoo that can be enhanced, if you prefer, with a drop or two of an aromatic essential oil or rosewater, as glycerine is clear and odorless.
Using some of your water, wet your hair and scalp. No need to drench your head. Place one tablespoon of the shampoo into the palm of one hand. Rub your palms together and work the shampoo into your hair and scalp. Using your fingertips, gently massage the scalp to stimulate circulation, which can aid hair growth.
Using the washcloth, wipe any shampoo or suds from your face and neck. Place the shower cap on your head. After about 15 minutes, remove the shower cap and rinse the shampoo out of your with your water. Pat your hair and head with the towel to remove excess water and let the rest air dry.
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LaMont Jones was an award-winning fashion and beauty editor for a decade at the "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette." A five-time nominator and judge of the CFDA Awards, he covers New York Fashion Week regularly. Jones is a 2011 inductee into the Pittsburgh Fashion Hall of Fame and coaches fashion models.
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