Aspirin is a widely used analgesic and anticoagulant. Specifically, for this reason, everyone keeps at least one pack of Aspirin at home. Doctors recommend Aspirin to combat pain and general discomfort. Also, It can reduce fever and protect cardiovascular health.
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Its active ingredient is salicylic acid which can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack and blood clotting for people having circulatory problems. First, however, in this post, we will deal with its various benefits as a medicine.
Aspirin also has cosmetic properties. It also removes the fungi that create dandruff and dryness. In addition, it increases the circulation of the scalp and cellular oxygenation so that the hair grows without difficulty.
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How can it be helpful in hair growth?
Aspirin is helpful for people who notice that their hair is growing too slowly. Applying Aspirin as a scrub on your scalp can stimulate blood flow, which helps to increase the rate of your hair growth.
Adding Aspirin to your shampoo cleans the scalp, grows the hair, and helps you eliminate dead skin layers responsible for dandruff. Exfoliating your scalp using Aspirin can give you healthier hair by reducing product build-up and excess oil. In addition, aspirin can make your hair shinier.
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How to make an aspirin-based shampoo?
To get the most of the hair benefits from aspirin, we can make a simple product that can be used daily. For example, here are some ingredients which we are going to use:
- 3 aspirin
- 3 tablespoons of shampoo (30 g)
Put the three aspirins in a mortar. After that, crush them until you get a powder. Next, add three tablespoons of your shampoo and mix them with the powdered aspirin for hair growth. Make a perfect mixture. When you go to take a shower, rinse your hair. After that, apply the product until this shampoo covers your hair. Leave the product for five minutes. Then wash your hair. You can also use a conditioner if you wish.
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How to make an aspirin-based lotion?
This aspirin-based lotion is used to carry the natural color of your hair. It also reduces the side effects caused by climatic aggressions. This lotion is also recommended for those who dye their hair. Also, to those who want to recover their original hair color. Here are the ingredients to make lotion:
- 8 aspirin
- ½ liter of water
Crush the aspirins to a powder and blend them with half a liter of hot water. After that, Pour the liquid into a spray bottle. Then, spray this lotion all over your hair. Carry out this step by applying every night. Shake the product before use because the aspirin will be set on the bottom of the bottle.
Recent studies
Previous studies had already identified that taking low doses of aspirin could reduce hair loss. The results were published recently. It’s the first kind of study to examine the direct connection between aspirin and topical hair loss treatments.
Apart from this, let us look at one more fact about aspirin.
Can Aspirin Burn Mouth?
You may think you can cure your toothache by putting aspirin on it. But actually, you not only can cure a toothache with aspirin, but also you can cause a chemical burn in your mouth from putting aspirin on the toothache. This is because aspirin has acid in it, and acid causes burning.
Do not ever place the aspirin on your sore tooth unless you are begging for more pain. Speak to your doctor before using aspirin.
Conclusion
A recent study reveals that using a low dose of aspirin daily can reduce hair loss, although more deep research is required. However, this was a small-scale study, and it can only run for a short period. So, longer terms and more extensive studies should be carried out for a much-cleared view of aspirin for hair growth.
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