Onion for hair:

We will go over the many advantages of using onion for hair, such as how it can increase hair development, lessen dandruff, and nourish the scalp.Onion juice, which is high in sulfur, is used to make onion hair oil. It is this sulfur that aids in encouraging hair development and preventing hair loss. By keeping the scalp hydrated and healthy, onion hair oil also works to lessen dandruff. Additionally, onion hair oil gives the scalp important minerals like vitamins A, C, and E. These nutrients support good scalp function and hair growth.

Onion hair oil :

It helps to boost hair growth, reverse premature graying, and nourish hair follicles, prevent hair fall.

• Small pieces of 1-2 onion and put in them to a blender jar.
• Pour a tablespoon of coconut oil into the jar to blend the onion into a smooth paste.
• Mix everything in a blender to a simple paste.
• Add an equivalent quantity of onion paste and coconut oil in a saucepan.
• Onion paste 1/2 cup and coconut oil 1/2 cup.
• Mix well and simmer it on low flame for a few minutes.

When the onion paste becoming in golden brown color just remove it from the heat. when the oil become cooled, take a cheesecloth and strain the oil through it. Move the oil to an airtight Jar and take place cool & dry place.

Rub down the oil on hair and scalp, and hold it for around 30 minutes before you wash it.

Onion juice is good for hair growth:

To make onion juice for hair, follow these steps:

• Choose fresh onions: Select a few medium-sized onions that are firm and free from any mold or soft spots. Red onions are commonly used for this purpose.
• Peel & chop the onions: Onions should have their outer skin removed before being cut into little pieces. Juice will be easier to remove from the smaller the bits are.
• Extract the juice from Onion: You can get the juice using a few different techniques:

1. Blender method: The chopped onions should be added to a blender or food processor and blended to create a homogeneous mixture. Transfer the paste to a cheesecloth or muslin cloth after pressing the paste over a bowl to extract the juice.
2. Grater method: Use a grater to finely shred the onions. After gathering the grated onions in a cheesecloth or muslin towel, squeeze the juice from the onions into a dish.

• Optional: You can add a small amount of water to the onion paste before squeezing it to  make the extraction process easier, this step is not mandatory.
• Strain the onion juice for better application: If you find any solid particles in the juice, strain it through a fine-mesh sieve to remove them.
• Application on hair: You can immediately apply onion juice to your hair and scalp once you have it. To ensure uniform application, separate your hair, then gently massage the juice into your scalp. For this stage, you can use a cotton ball or your fingertips.
• Leave it on: Let the onion juice sit on your hair and scalp for at least 30 minutes to an hour. For some people, leaving it overnight may provide better results. It is normal to experience a tingling or slight burning sensation due to the sulfur compounds in onions.
• Rinse and wash: After the recommended time has passed, rinse your hair thoroughly with     lukewarm water to remove the onion juice. Follow up with a mild shampoo and conditioner to eliminate any lingering odor.

Note: The smell of onion juice may persist even after washing.If needed Use a scented conditioner or add a few drops of essential oil to your hair after rinsing to help mask the smell.

It’s critical to keep in mind that individual outcomes may differ. Use should be stopped immediately if you have any negative reactions or pain, and you should see a dermatologist or other medical expert.