Ginger is a unique types of herbal plants that are long-lived, which belongs to the ginger family, and is characterized by the strong smell and pungent spicy taste, ginger plants are cultivated in tropical and subtropical warm areas, Asia is considered the original home of ginger, particularly the Indian sub-continent and Southeast Asian countries such as Sri Lanka, and also cultivated in some Central American and South American countries.
– Nutritional Facts About Ginger.
Ginger contains proteins, mineral salts, and some carbohydrates, as well as vitamins, such as thymine, vitamin A, C and B6, also also contains a concentration of volatile oils, in addition to sugar and fatty acids, some amino acids, dietary minerals such as phosphorus, potassium, iron, sodium, calcium, zinc, phosphorus, and beta-carotene, folic acid, water content and keratin.
– The Benefit Of Ginger To The Hair.
The benefit of ginger for the hair mainly lays in the keratin in it, which greatly benefit the hair as It protects and strengthens the scalp, removes dandruff from the hair.
Strengthens the hair and treats hair loss, strengthens the hair follicles.
It makes the hair softer and a gorgeous. Prevent breakage and split ends, especially resulting from the use of blow dry.
– Ginger Homemade Hair Masks.
To increase the volume, length and strength of the hair use this mask weekly.
Mix three tablespoons of ginger powder or grated fresh ginger with two tablespoons of warm olive oil. Apply the mixture to your dry hair and massage it in the scalp.
Leave this Mask on your hair and scalp for fifteen minutes then wash properly with a mild shampoo.
Ginger and Almond Oil After Shampoo Rinse.
Mix a cup of ginger tea with one tablespoon of almond oil and after you wash your hair with shampoo rinse your hair and scalp with this mixture while massaging your scalp with it.