How to make rosemary for hair

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Method 1 of 3: Making the rosemary
Method 2 of 3: Rosemary Tea
Method 3 of 3: Hair Care
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Although rosemary is best known as a seasoning for poultry, sausages, soups, and stir-fries, it can also be used to prepare hair care products. Rosemary helps to slow down the hair loss process, stimulates hair follicles, in addition, it helps to get rid of dandruff and relieve scalp irritation. Even if your hair is completely healthy, rosemary will give it extra softness and shine. Of course, you can buy ready-made beauty products that contain rosemary, but you can also make your own rosemary hair treatment.

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Method 1 of 3: Making the rosemary

1 Rinse the fresh rosemary sprigs in cool water. Shake to remove water, then pat dry between two layers of paper towels.
2 Take 4-6 rosemary sprigs and bundle them up with the bases of the stems up.
3 Remove diseased and damaged leaves. Leave only the pointed leaves that grow on the top of the shoots.
4 Place the rosemary sprouts in a paper bag with the ends of the sprigs on the outside of the bottom of the bag. Gather the paper around the rosemary bunch and secure it with string or elastic.
5 Hang the bag of rosemary in a warm, dry room and let it sit for at least two weeks, until the leaves are dry and brittle.
6 Separate the leaves from the twigs. Discard the stems and place the dried leaves in a plastic bag or airtight container.

Method 2 of 3: Rosemary Tea

1 Brew rosemary tea to use as a base for a variety of hair care products.
- Pour 1 liter of bottled or distilled water into a saucepan. Bring water to a boil.
- Place 1-2 handfuls of dried rosemary leaves in boiling water.
- Switch off the hotplate. Let the rosemary leaves sit for at least 6 hours.
- Pour the resulting broth into a glass container made of dark glass. Store the broth in the refrigerator and use for hair care as needed.

Method 3 of 3: Hair Care

1 Use rosemary tea to make rosemary shampoo. Mix a quarter cup of rosemary tea with one cup of liquid castile soap (or any other liquid soap made with olive oil).
- If you have dandruff, add a few drops of camphor oil to this mixture before using.
- If you have oily hair, add some lemon juice to your shampoo. A few drops of lavender oil will give the shampoo a pleasant scent.
2 Combine half a cup of warm water and half a cup of rosemary tea to make a refreshing hair rinse.
- After shampooing your hair, rinse your hair with rosemary tea and then rinse with warm water.
3 Add 2-3 drops of camphor oil to a mug of rosemary tea and use as a tonic for dandruff and irritated scalp.
- Soak a cotton ball in this tonic and moisten the scalp liberally with the product.
- Put a shower cap on your head and leave the toner on your hair for half an hour, then rinse.