"Top 22 Home Remedies for Long, Black, and Healthy Hair | Natural Hair Care Tips"

Key wellness / self-care goals discussed

The video focuses on Ayurvedic / traditional home remedies aimed at:

• Stopping hair fall
• Reducing premature greying
• Making hair look black, shiny, deep-colored
• Promoting longer, stronger hair regrowth (including for baldness)

It repeatedly connects hair problems to internal imbalances such as:

• Grief/anger and “too much pleasures”
• Increased bile (described as Rajit Pitta)
• Weakened bone marrow

The approach emphasizes restraint and proper diet as part of the solution.

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Hair-care strategies & remedies (presented as “experiments”)

Lifestyle + diet (foundational advice)

• Practice restraint (reduce excessive grief, anger, greed, or over-indulgence).
• Maintain a proper diet for overall health (implied to support hair health).

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Sea/fruit paste remedy (sea fruit / sea fruit-like herb)

Preparation

• Grind “sea fruit” (from a herbal seller), mix with water to form a paste.

Use

• Apply daily for 40–50 days.

Timing options

• Apply in the evening, then wash next morning, or
• Apply in the morning, leave for ~2–3 hours, then wash with plain water (no soap).

Claims

• Blackening in ~45 days
• Stronger/black hair in ~6 months

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Indrayan seed oil (bitter fruit seeds) — daily root oiling

• Obtain Indrayan/Gunma Indrayan seeds, extract the oil.
• Apply to hair roots daily.
• Tip: mixing with a little water is said to help spread across roots.

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Avoid shampoo/soap; use gentler washes + oils

The guidance suggests:

• Avoid soap and shampoo (claimed to damage hair).
• Use plain water between oiling/washes.

Alternatives mentioned

• Reetha (soapnut), but with a warning that it can dry hair unless mixed with oil
• Wash with curd
• Wash with lemon
• Cow urine (fresh/unscented) is mentioned with strong implied caution; it’s also tied to a later recommendation involving desi ghee

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“Nose application” (nasya) experiments (nasal drops)

The video describes nasal administration for balancing “heat/cold” and for systemic benefits.

Optional “nose drop” remedy

• If not “soft-nature,” apply 1 drop each in the nose of a prepared substance.
• A warning is given that it may require desi ghee in food to work; otherwise, don’t proceed.

Herb blend + Loha Bhasma (iron ash) experiment

• Ingredients mentioned:
  • Haridra, Barada, Amla, plum leaves
  • Bhangra/bhangedra leaves
  • Loha Bhasma
• Process:
  • Add lemon juice
  • Make powder
  • Keep in an iron pan so iron turns black
  • Apply, then wash after 2–3 hours
• Claims:
  • Strong black/shiny hair in ~6 months if done once a week

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Amla-based timing rules + topical juice/paste

Fresh amla rule

• Apply amla juice except Friday and Sunday (as claimed by the narrator).

Alternative

• Use dried amla powder + lemon juice, plus an iron-pan process, then apply.

Schedule & claims

• 2–3 times per week in a month
• Results claimed in ~6 months

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Wild plum + neem leaf powder regimen

Harvest/quality checks

• Neem leaves must be native, not “fake/genetically modified,” judged by flexibility/break behavior.
• Wild plum powder should not be older than ~10–15 days.

Preparation

• Dry neem leaves in shade; dry plum in sun/shade.
• Mix equal quantities.
• Dissolve in water; optionally add good buttermilk (avoid synthetic/packet milks).

Use

• Apply like henna to roots/length for ~2 hours, then wash with plain water.

Claims

• 2x/week → black/shiny long hair in ~6 months
• Also said to calm the mind

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Maal kangni / Jyotishmati + Indrayan combined oil boil

• Seeds from both plants are combined and cooked with large quantities of oil.
• Heavy emphasis is placed on avoiding genetically modified coconut oil; use trusted/non-GMO sources.

Use

• Apply only on roots
• Daily application mentioned; later says 3–4 times/week is acceptable.

Claims

• Black/dense hair growth in ~6 months

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Ratanjot oil (Kinnaur “people never get white hair” claim)

• Use mustard oil with a chilli/bitter chilli-like “real” oil base.
• Add ungrounded Ratanjot to oil; don’t cook—just sun-infuse.
• Cautions/adjustments:
  • Don’t use if you have cold-related conditions (described as “very cold oil”)
  • In very cold winters, adjustments are suggested (e.g., Soth/ajwain-like adjustment or fenugreek, with instructions regarding fragrance/grinding)

Use

• Leave for 30–40 days, daily in sun setting.

Claims

• Hair stays black longer
• Also mentions effects related to cold/headache/anger

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Nirgundi oil (Vites/Nirgundi) — moon timing + iron-vessel cooking

• Harvest leaves “when the moon is rising.”
• Cook with oil using a non-steel/non-aluminum vessel instruction.
• Cool/filter.

Application

• Via nose: 2 drops daily

Claims

• Black hair and “many benefits” over ~6 months, with possible lasting effects

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“Marigold oil” buried fermentation (yellow tint) — long-term topical

Preparation

• Put marigold flowers in oil and bury the pot for ~40 days in wheat/cow-dung heaps.
• Extract yellow/turmeric-like oil.

Use

• Apply on head for ~6 months.

Caution

• A pillow towel may stain yellow.

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Baldness / regrowth section (hair-fall regrowth tips)

Onion + honey scalp paste

• Extract juice of white onion, mix with honey, apply to scalp.
• Secure with cloth/cotton cap, sleep overnight.
• Do daily for a couple of months.

Claims

• Strengthens hair + supports regrowth

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Mango kernel paste + Amla juice (roots application)

• Use desi (non-GMO) mango kernels, grind into paste.
• Apply:
  • Mango kernel paste + amla juice (or water from soaked dried amla)
• Focus on hair roots.

Claims

• Hair fall stops quickly
• New growth in days/weeks
• Stronger hair

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“Cabbage water” scalp application + vegetable eating

• If real local cabbage: boil and use cabbage water on scalp.
• Also eat cabbage vegetable/juice if possible.

Claims

• Improvements in dandruff/baldness
• Mentions other body issues (e.g., “tumor”) as reported outcomes

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Copper-curd fermentation scalp paste (anti-itch/anti-dandruff)

Preparation

• Put local cow/buffalo/goat curd into a copper vessel (not all substitutes).
• A copper-plate + nail + kneading process is described; keep 2–3 days.

Warning

• If curd turns blue-green, avoid it.
• Blue vitriol/copper sulphate is described as harmful, especially to eyes and mouth.

Use

• Applied carefully; said to cure boils, pimples, itching, dandruff.
• It can be shaken for quicker readiness.
• Alternative: buttermilk may also work if curd isn’t used.

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“Ratti” (guchi/ratti) flour paste for regrowth

• Grind white ratti into fine paste with water.
• Apply at night; wash in the morning with plain water.

Claims

• Some regrowth after a few days
• Stronger results by ~203 days

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Camphor + ghee “processed ghee” (poison warning)

Warning

• Camphor is described as poisonous (strong caution mentioned).
• “Wash ghee 21 times” in water to change/remove something toxic.

Use

• Mix camphor juice with processed ghee; apply on head (night suggested).

Claims

• Baldness and hair regrowth

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Ivory powder + Berberis “Rasout” (expensive/laborious) + kasmal root variant

• Describes making paste from ivory with rasout/kasmal (Berberis vulgaris/aerita mentioned indirectly).
• Claims fast hair growth, including “palm hair” folklore.

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Banyan leaves + flaxseed oil (one-time effort)

Preparation

• Grind banyan leaves, mix into flaxseed oil, cook until water evaporates, then filter.

Use

• Massage scalp daily.

Claims

• Hair fall stops in 1 week to ~10 days
• New hair in 2–3 months
• Fallen hair regrows; sheen/strength improves

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Lemon seed paste

• Collect lemon seeds (seedless lemons “useless”).
• Make powder/paste with water; apply to scalp.

Claims

• Quick hair growth if enough seeds are obtained

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Jata Masi + sesame oil (lice/dandruff claims)

Preparation

• Soak and cook jata masi overnight, filter, then cook with sesame oil.
• Add fresh ground jatamasi; cook until turns black.

Use

• Adjust for seasons:
  • add cold water in summer
  • add amla juice in colder times if needed

Claims

• Lice die
• Dandruff gone
• Hair becomes strong and shiny

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Productivity / organization tip

The narrator suggests delegating collection tasks to speed things up, for example:

• Collecting lemon seeds by working with multiple shops/people (e.g., 10 places).

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Presenters / sources

• Presenter/Narrator: Not explicitly named in the subtitles (speaks in first person; includes a “Namaskar Vande Mataram” sign-off).
• Referenced traditions/sources: Ayurveda, Puranas, and “experiments”/claims attributed to these traditions (not verifiable scientific sources in the subtitles).