Pomegranate, or anaar, juice is known for its tangy-sweet taste and tonnes of health benefits. Known to purify the blood and to increase the level of red blood cells, have you ever imagined that it can be proven beneficial for our scalp and hair? Among so many other things, anaar juice prevents hair loss, brings shine to coloured hair, and, above all, stimulates hair growth.



Now, the real question remains: how can one use pomegranate juice for hair growth ? This short guide will solve all your miseries and will bless you with strong, long, and shiny hair by the end of the fall this year.






How does anaar ka juice promote hair growth?


This does sound impossible, but nature has time and again left us in awe. Pomegranate seeds have benzoic acid, which stimulates and improves blood circulation in the scalp. It keeps the hair follicles nourished and hydrated, which helps in rapid growth. Additionally, it also has punicic acid, which strengthens hair follicles and ensures blood circulation in the scalp. This again stimulates hair growth and brings out the natural oils, preventing hair from breaking. Lastly, the large amount of antioxidants also promotes hair growth and prevents hair loss.

How to use anaar ka juice for hair growth?



Pomegranate juice hair rinse



Step 1: Extract some fresh pomegranate juice, not the packaged one available in the market, and dilute it with some water.




Step 2: Add 3-4 spoons of shampoo and mix this portion.




Step 3: Leave it on for a few minutes and then rinse your hair gently with it.




Step 4: Add your usual conditioner and follow this process every time you wash your hair.







Pomegranate juice hair mask



Step 1: Extract some fresh pomegranate juice and add two tablespoons of curd and one tablespoon of honey.




Step 2: Spread this mixture evenly over your scalp and hair.




Step 3: Leave it on for 30 minutes, and rinse it thoroughly with a gentle shampoo and conditioner. You can apply this mask once a week.







Note: Always remember to patch-test these home remedies and DIYs on a small area of your skin and then apply them on your entire scalp to avoid any unexpected allergic reaction.