Create a paste of hibiscus flower by grinding it and add a carrier oil of your choice like olive oil or coconut oil to it. Apply it on your scalp and rinse it off after 30 mins
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Reduce frizziness
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Add dry hibiscus flowers to a container of carrier oil like almond oil and let it sit for a couple of weeks. Use this on your hair to moisturise your scalp and reduce frizziness
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Dandruff
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Pour a cup of cold hibiscus tea on your hair after you shampoo. Hibiscus tea contains antimicrobial properties that help fight dandruff and balance the pH levels of your scalp
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Hair loss
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Create a paste by blending hibiscus flowers with aloe vera gel. Apply this to your scalp for 20 mins before rinsing it off. It helps reduce hair loss and scalp irritation
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Dry hair
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Boil hibiscus petals in water and strain the liquid once it cools down. Pour this into a spray bottle and apply it on your scalp when your hair feels dry