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Natural Foods for Boosting Hair and Body

Summer Foods

TO BOOST YOUR HAIR AND BODY’S MOOD

Summers are already quite exhausting! The scorching heat not only affects your skin and body but also your hair which makes it even more difficult to deal with *hair fall. The harsh sun working on your hair makes it dry and brittle, thus, more prone to hair breakage. While you may be loving the outdoor gatherings, your hair might feel otherwise. Taking care of your body and hair during summers is extremely essential. A part of this care may be using sunscreens, scarves, serums, conditioners and what not. It is also very important to eat right and keep yourself hydrated. Remember, it is not just the external care but also the right diet that can make a lot of difference.

YOU MUST HAVE ALREADY GONE THROUGH A LOT OF HEALTHY HAIR TIPS TO AVOID DAMAGE DURING HOLIDAYS. HERE ARE A FEW FOODS THAT WILL KEEP YOUR HAIR HEALTHY AND HAPPY AS EVER! MUNCH AWAY, LADIES!

SPINACH – A SOURCE OF IRON

Deficiency of iron has been proven to be one of the leading causes of hair fall. Spinach provides nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin C and protein, making it an essential part of the diet. It also contains sebum, which helps in moisturizing hair and locking moisture ensuring healthy hair. Hydrating hair is key to damage-free hair, especially during summer. But is there any alternative for today's busy woman? Give this a go as you rush to get ready: Pantene leave-in Oil Replacement to lock in the moisture in your strands before styling

WALNUTS – A SOURCE OF BIOTIN

We are asking you to go nuts! Keep those precious walnuts handy and eat them from time to time for healthy hair. They contain biotin, vitamin B, vitamin E and plenty of protein and magnesium, all of which play a big role in strengthening hair cuticles and nourishing the scalp. With walnuts by your side, excessive hair fall, and damaged hair won’t be on your list of worries for sure! This is one healthy hair care tip that is guaranteed!

LENTILS – A SOURCE OF PROTEIN

Our hair is mainly made of protein and to prevent damaged hair, a reliable source of protein can go a long way. Lentils are high in folic acid that helps increase red blood cells which increase the flow of oxygen to your hair roots. Excessive hair fall? Is that even a thing? Not if you eat lentils.

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*All references on this page refers to hair fall or hair loss due to breakage.