Mix Onions, Cloves and Rosemary for Skyrocket Hair Growth, Black Sisters

Onions, cloves and rosemary for hair growth is the pot everybody's making right now, and Black women deserve to know which part of it actually does the work and which part only makes it bearable to smell. -- Here's How To Go From Hair Coming Out Everywhere To Long Hair Again, With 3 Things From Your Kitchen: https://www.janetmercer.cc/kitchen -- Janet learned the heart of it years ago in a Dominican salon in Washington Heights, where the onion went into the shampoo and came right back out. She walks you through her onion, clove and rosemary hair treatment step by step: the clove and rosemary tea steeped the night before, the onion juice grated fresh on wash day, how to strain it so nothing clings in tight curls, how to patch test, and why this onion rinse for hair growth goes on before your shampoo and comes off in fifteen to thirty minutes instead of staying in. She's plain about the rosemary for hair growth claims too, including the one small study behind "as strong as minoxidil," and about the thirty-dollar growth sprays built on the same kitchen herbs. You'll hear what onion juice for thinning hair can and can't do for our edges and crown, what to skip (fermented onion juice, garlic in the conditioner, essential oils straight on the scalp), how to handle braids or a fresh relaxer, and the everyday habits that let new growth stay on your head. She also covers the warning signs of scarring hair loss in Black women that need a dermatologist, not a pot. Sources: Sharquie and Al-Obaidi (2002). Journal of Dermatology. Topical onion juice and regrowth in patchy alopecia areata; small study, high dropout. Panahi and colleagues (2015). SKINmed. Rosemary oil versus 2 percent minoxidil in 100 men with pattern hair loss over six months; similar hair counts, less scalp itching with rosemary. American Academy of Dermatology. Central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia is the most common scarring hair loss in Black women; early treatment can stop it.