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Reverse Gray Hair
Salonsolids has been researching what could help bring back your hair color and it's thickness and have discovered an herb called HE SHOU WU.
He Shou Wu, also known as Fo-Ti or Polygonum multiflorum, is a traditional Chinese herb that has been used for centuries for its potential health benefits, including those related to hair color and hair loss.
There have been many studies exploring He Shou Wu's ability to actually increase and stimulate hair growth. Studies have established that this increase in hair growth could be attributed to a transformation in the “growing phase” of the hair follicle itself, which was encouraged by the herb’s application switching the follicle growing phase from the telogen phase to anagen phase. This means that, instead of follicles being in the phase of shedding hair and going dormant, they were instead prematurely renewed and stimulated to grow a whole new hair shaft. He Shou Wu’s hair growth powers are so potent, they could work both TOPICALLY or internally.
Restoration of Natural Hair Color: Traditional Chinese medicine suggests that He Shou Wu can help restore natural hair color in individuals with premature graying. It is believed to work by nourishing the kidney and liver, which are associated with hair health in traditional Chinese medicine.
Hair Growth and Thicker Hair: Some proponents of He Shou Wu claim that it can promote hair growth and increase hair thickness. This is thought to be due to the herb's potential ability to nourish hair follicles and improve blood circulation to the scalp.
Reversing Hair Loss: It is suggested that He Shou Wu may help slow down or even reverse hair loss by promoting the growth of new hair follicles and strengthening existing ones.
Preventing Hair Thinning: Regular use of He Shou Wu is believed to prevent hair from becoming thin and brittle, maintaining its strength and vitality.
Antioxidant Properties: He Shou Wu is rich in antioxidants, which can help protect hair follicles and cells from damage caused by free radicals. This may indirectly support overall hair health.
