Hi. Your hair in the top does look fuller than before. Continue to used it. I rather brewed the tea bag and let it cool off, then place it in a spray bottle. I spay my hair twice a week with green tea to stop hair loss and hopefully grow. It does work x
I think it helped you a lot, and I have an advice, when you put warm bandana on your head, use a shower cap or just a plastic bag, your hair gets warm so the cuticles open up and absorb whatever you put on your hair ☺️
FYI, water for making green tea should not be hotter than 80 celsius. Hotter than 80 celius will break/spoil the tea. 100 celsius is for black tea, red tea and such.
I'm sorry to break it to you but in 7 days you won't see anything. You have to wait at least 3 months to assess any type of change, mainly because hair loss is very slow and progressive so in order to see change with a treatment the process is also very slow.
Not really. A recent study showed geranium showing visual results in 3 weeks, quicker than Rogaine. And sometimes people notice effects before 3 months.
I drink green tea every day, cold in my water bottle, all day. I like it unsweetened so there's no extra sugar. I also use it in a hair tea I treat my hair and scalp with. It's 28 inches long and very little hair fall
Could you tell me how you make your hair tea for your hair and scalp. I have hair loss and thinning because of my age now and my scalp is always irritated too .
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Brown because it oxidises. I definitely got some growth by drinking the tea then using the wet teabag to wet my scalp. Green tea is a wonder drink It gets digested into a anti cancer substance.
I can see a difference!And I hope you're still incorporating the green tea topically into your regimen. Brew your tea, get a spray bottle...spray and massage your scalp (for at least 4 nights a week), wear a plastic cap to bed, or let air dry...and shower it off in the morning. So, if you take my advice, at least do it for 1month. And you should add a few drops of peppermint, and rosemary oils into your bottle. Shake before each use, and refrigerate after each use. After the 1 month, you can change your regimen for 1 or 2 months, but then go back to the green tea. Good luck!!
If drinking hot green tea is not "your cup of tea", try this: brew green tea (make it 3-4 times more concentrated), filter and store it in a glass jar in your fridge. When you need something cold: pour some of your green tea extract some cold water, squeeze in 1/4 of a lime and shred in a couple of mint leaves (optional). Sweeten with honey or xylitol (or sugar if you don't have insulin sensitivity issues). Tip: always, dissolve your sweetener in room temp water first to save time and hassle. You can prepare sweetener solution in bulk and keep it on the shelf or fridge. If you want your drink even more exotic, add an ice cube of ginger extract. You can try a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar instead of lime or both. If you use more of lime and vinegar you can add a small pinch of backing soda (use pure form), not only the sourness will be reduced but your drink will get fizz just like pop! Enjoy as long as the summer lasts!
You can also buy green tea extract. You might find it more convenient that making a fresh brew each time. Also, green tea can deplete iron levels. So, be careful with consumption.
I researched green tea when my mother was told to drink it frequently to fight her cancer. My research found that it is NOT good for people subject to epilepsy, which my mother was. So always read up on anything you take internally or externally as it may not be right for your system.
Black Seed Oil Neem Oil Castor Oil and Almond Oil mixed together. Apply on hair for hair growth. Onion oil apply on hair for preventing further hair loss
I recommend using loose tea leaves instead of bags...avoids chemicals in the bag paper plus more efficient extraction. Leaves can be filtered out easily after brewing. Also the water has to be poured immediately after boiling and must be kept hot during brewing which you could do by either covering your vessel or putting on a low heat stove. That way your extraction is much more efficient.
You are spot on about chemicals in the tea bags. Many people don't seem to know that green tea is also a potent inhibitor of Alpha Reductase Type 1. Dutasteride is more effective than Finasteride for hair loss, and Dutasteride inhibits type 1 and 2 AR, whereas Finasteride only inhibits type 2. I can actually see this green tea concept working, since these enzymes are in the hair follicle. I would ditch the tea bag and make the tea, after letting it cool to a barely Luke warm temp, hold my head over a sink and gently pour the tea over my hair and it there for some time. I am going to try this for an extended time and see if there is any change.
@@ainela5312 Thank you for sharing; I didn't know about these enzymes. I am currently using castor oil coconut oil (1:1) massage. Another proven concept is onion juice which I tried for some times and want to re-start. Internally, I am just finishing a course of Saw Palmeto whcih blocks conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (also increases libido) plus zinc and B6. I want to get Stingy Nettle extract as it is also known to decrease conversion of testosterone to DHT. Anyways, thanks for the feedback.
Yes, please no tea bags people... this is just a trick for believing it is so convenient. Loose tea is the most beneficial (if organic, even better). Green tea has its benefits when brewed with 80 degrees water, not boiling!
It did change your hair for thicker.. just curious about one’s comment. Any reference in relation to Dutastride inhibiting both alfa1 and alfa2 reductase? THX
@@hossainfarnoush Home remedies like green tea, onion juice, coconut oil. rosemary oil, etc have only marginal effect and are not for more serious loss of hair. Dutastride has been show to inhibit alfa reductases and increase hair growth in multiple clinical trials. I would rather use Fenastride as it has a longer history of use and safety profile. Perhaps topical Fenastride is a good choice (over oral) to avoid side effects.
As said in previous comments, you have to wait for 4 weeks before seeing any difference. I was experiencing hair loss but I began taking kelp tablets regularly. Rinsing your hair with cold water is supposed to be good for the hair. Also, aloe vera, castor oil, ginger and rosemary are supposed to be good for preventing hair loss.
Kelp tablets is for thyroid repair. Iodine and salt is good to help rebuild the thyroid and kelp is filled with this. Seaweed etc. Pink Himalayan salt is very good and just putting iodine directly buy the thyroid neck area to soak in epidemicaly through the skin. Beware for those allergic to iodine. But it's a sweeping or hyper thyroid that can cause hair loss. One thing that can cause the thyroid to swell besides not getting enough sodium is fluorine. Fluorine used to purify household water used during a shower can attack the thyroid. This can cause hair loss. Just simple get a filter for the shower and for the tap water that you drink. This helps prevent possible hair loss if it's a thyroid condition, but it could be a DHT condition, or hard water condition, or clogged follicle condition that could cause the loss. And there are ways to grow hair flat out, besides that which may cause loss. To do everything would make sense for hair growth: a prevention of hair loss and a promotion of hair growth.
@@wathah323 Well I started having micro needling treatment and my hair improved significantly. I bought my own micro needling machine and use it each week. I do take kelp tablets and vegan biotin tablets. I have started using an oil for hair loss which is made up of coconut oil, neem powder, curry leaves, henna powder and sesame seed oil. I stopped using a hairdryer and allowed my hair4 to dry naturally. I use henna hair dye instead of chemical hair dye.
@@adibfft I've been doing it for a week so far and I haven't seen a major difference in my hair but I'll keep it up. Im hoping by the end of the year my balding would reverse and I'll be able to grow my hair back completely
There are some studies suggesting that the EGCG in green tea could have an effect on hair grown BUT most of these studies use green tea extract which probably delivers much higher concentrations than a brew. When it comes to topical application, concentration, medium and time could make the difference. In any case, more research is needed. Since green tea doesn't smell like onion it is a least easy and no hassle.
Hi Rick, green tea extract should be available online and also in some health products stores locally. Capsules are sold for weight loss. Brewing green tea should also work. If you are middle age, I strongly recommend consuming Saw Palmeto extract capsules. I am using one called Prostate Health, it is good for prostate but inhibits hair loss due to conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone. I am taking one soft gel capsule daily. Hope you find the information helpful.
I'm pretty sure there's a nice and healing placebo effect involved with caring for oneself and the whole positive attitude around the perceivable beneficial activity. Good heals, evil destroys. One simple principle of this world. There is always hope.
I see an improvement, the scalp is not as bared as at first. Hair grows an average of half an inch per month naturally. And with your daily heating etc, the hair and the hair follicles are being opened to receive the vitamins and minerals of the tea
I'd like to use tea on my hair but not drink it because that brown color is because of tannic acid and that's a tanning agent that you might see in a coffee pot. It could also shrink your stomach and cause indigestion. It's used to tan leather. The things I would add to a spray bottle are boiled cloves, rosemary (spice or leaves), and fenugreek seeds, into a spray bottle. If you add mint oil or boiled mint leaves it would have a blood circulation effect. With mint oil, you could simply mix it in your shampoo, 3 or 5 drops or so. It's good stuff. Get a spray bottle and fill it and keep it refrigerated so you can have it for easy use. Spray it on the scalp, rub it in and let it sit. You could wash it out after an hour with pure water or just let it sit all day. Just be mindful where you out your possible wet head. It could leave a wet mark if it's very saturated. Oh, you could add amino acids to this spray as it takes protein to grow hair. It's good to understand what may cause HAIR LOSS and that could be stress, a hyper thyroid or DHT. DHT is bad testosterone that attacks good testosterone. 3 main supplements are saw palmetto, stinging nettle and pumpkin seed oil. You could actually open up these tablets and dump them into your spray as well yet the pumpkin seed oil is an oil and wouldn't dissolve as well so I guess just digest it but do want you want. You could be fine without it. If the thyroid is inflamed or hyper it may be being attacked by fluoride in the shower or drinking water either or you could get a filter for your shower and drinking water. The way to heal and regenerate the thyroid is to eat kelp, seaweed, natural salt (pink Himalayan salt is recommended) and iodine (if you're not allergic). You can tell if you lack iodine in your body by placing iodine on your skin (watch out, it can stain clothing) and if it soaks up right away then you definitely lack iodine and this definitely can contribute to hair loss. There's taking iodine but watch out for those fluoride attacks. If you're not allergic to iodine you could try just putting iodine right by your neck Area where the thyroid lymph nodes are and let it soak into that area. NOW hair loss could be stress related. So strive for environments where you can relax and be at peace. You could also get a Tesla rife vibration healing machine that uses frequencies to heal and reset the DNA body structure. These are EXTREMELY good to not only reduce or remove stress but to heal the body as well and are highly recommended. Simply sounds and vibrations in the world could heal us or harm us as we are made of infinite matter and vibrations put together.
I’ve been drinking Green Tea 3 cups a day or more for 20 years and up until last Dec. 2019 no hair has fallen out. Beginning of this year hair in the strainer each and every hair wash 2 times a week.
Great video and Green tea is great for all round health, including hair growth. However as already mentioned you need to wait at least 3 months to see any results!! Enjoyed the video!👍🏼
Green tea increases cortisol and blocks iron, so it doesn’t seem to be great for hair loss. Also it increases hydrogen peroxide which is known to increase gray hair independent of catalase and glutathione.
You know all you need to do is use Aloe Vera that comes directly from the cactus plant the one with the long stems that looks like leave, all you need to do is grab a long leaf looking stem from the cactus plant, peal it open then add the slimy stuff to your scalp, you can add it to your shampoo or just add it directly after you wash your hair, then done, Yes, I've used it, my Dad was going bald, he used it and His hair grew back instantly. When He had his house He had the plant, my grandparents had the same plant and they always had a full head of hair. My sister's hair was starting to fall out, she was worried about going bald, I told her to add cactus to her scalp, guess what problem solved💆 Jesus Christ Love's Us All, Hallelujah, Amen❣️🙌
@@missylyons2536 Do we need to shower same day on the day of application of green tea? Or can we leave it for a day after dry out and wash the next day off!!?
Use green tea one red Onion and rice water then blind it Then use it as a conditioner after you get out the shower. Half an hour later wash your hair out with a black seed shampoo 🧴
Definitely helps imo. I have pretty long hair and drinking green tea daily for the last few years has made my hair feel so much more healthier than before. Green tea is honestly a drink everyone should drink daily just for the anti-cancer benefits/ anti-aging benefits.
@Sadeeq Alfa Abdullahi ja'en I make either one or two cup amout of water in a measuring cup and heat in in the microwave with a package of tea for one to two minutes leave it to cool then put it in a spray bottle. When you use it make sure to follow moisturizer I use a leave in conditioner then seal it with eith hair grease or oil. It you don't use moisturizer your hair could become strong but brittle
why not just break open the tea bags after you boil them and rub the tea pieces into your scalp then put the bandana on top of the tea pieces. also take stinging nettle to block DHT.
Wow ! Your skin got super clear and smooth . Your face looked younger at the end of day 7 . Also , I noticed definite thickness on your head of hair. I have struggle with hair loss for 10 yrs.. I’m currently Tx with minoxidil (5 years) , PRP (5 treatments since 1/1/23) , biotin 10,000 mcg daily . I’m going to do a green tea wrap (plastic wrap over the green tea bandana ) for the next 10 days to see what happens . Will stop if any allergic reactions . Good experiment . You look great
I have started something like you are doing too.i have been pouring the tea over my head and leaving it for 30 minutes.this will just be day two of my stuff.. I have trouble with my hair breaking off.It was past my shoulders..but has gotten really SHORT but i am 62..i still dont like it short So like i said..its day 2 for me..good luck to you and hopefully longer hair for ME
it might be easier to make a strong green tea and put it in a spray bottle after shower towel your hair dry and spray with green tea, leave it on. You could even spray more throughout the day.
I did notice that your complexion looked much brighter and skin, smoother. Your hair seemed to thicken and looked very glossy! I've been drinking a cup of green tea in the morning before a cup of coffee, but I'll increase my intake to two more cups a day and see what happens.
Pumpkin seeds! They help the prostate, colon, and may help with patterned baldness. Also, cold pressed extra virgin pumpkin seed oil, massaged into the scalp is also said to help restore hair. Everybody should eat a small handful of pumpkin seeds everyday, as they’re inexpensive and full of fibre.
@@goodgirlsguide Also you can get cold pressed pumpkin seed oil. My hair is thin where I’m ‘double crowned’ and I use PS oil to encourage hair growth, it seems to be working. I use 1 drop of ‘extra virgin olive oil’ (as a carrier) to 3 drops of PS oil, and massage it into the required area, to leave overnight. And it’s also supposed to be good for firming skin areas, thighs etc.
Green tea, coffee, MSM, collagen, vitamin C, 10 mg of niacin, magnesium oil, fennu Greek seeds, pinch of turmeric, pinch of (black pepper heated) mix it up make a paste add oils ( lavandar and rosemary) shhhhh. Youre welcome 🙏 also consider hard water - shower head consider -onion / garlic treatments a few times per week.
Thankyou for uploading this video, Im going to try green tea hair rinse for my hair loss for 3 months, because I've noticed when I try anything for a month there are every slow to no results for my hair personally.
7 days...what a joke. Nothing can happen in seven days, not even with propecia, you need at least 3 months to START seeing results. You may as well try it for 7 minutes
I have been using it once or twice a week with leave in conditioner and grease for a few months and I've finally found a good moisture protein balance great for stopping excess breakage
Try coffee hair rinse, not only is good for hair growth but it's also. A DHT blocker. Add three to four drops of Rosemary essential oil. Who can do this three times a week. Give it 3 months to 6 months for better results. You could also make a coffee oil. New subscriber.
If you know a little about hair, you would know you need you do it for at least 4 weeks to see any change. I did PRP and I waited way longer then 4 weeks. when that is said, I started drink green tea like 4 mounths ago, and my hair is growing like weeds now...
Are you still using it and what are your results? Love the fact you're trying this. It's a common remedy for example in the natural hair community that we use.
@@zj8478 you make the tea, and do what he did pour it into your hair and let it sit in for a few hours then rinse it out, or you could do is leave it in your hair for a whole night and rinse in the morning doesn't matter either way it needs to sit in your hair for a long period of time you can add 2 tablespoons of apple cyder vinegar with the tea water to it with the tea it just boosts it or you can just use the apple cyder vinegar with water. And if you drink the tea it's very healthy and promotes hair fall and you can do this for a full month and you will already notice results within the first 3 weeks with both methods.
You might consider brewing it, placing it in a spray bottle, spraying it onto your scalp, massaging it in, comb and go on with your day. Fenugreek seeds are very effective. Simply soak one day and spray on.
Definitely see the difference, you have more hair after day 7. Keep it up. Another tip/recipe that might work is take 1 Tablespoon of ground coffee, 1 Tablespoon of rice, 1 Tablespoon of whole cloves, place in pot with 1 1/2 cups to 2 cups water, boil for 10 minutes. Let cool, strain, and store in a bottle with a spray pump. Spray on your scalp, and leave on, do this daily for two weeks to see a difference.
@@mr.elastomeric1787 I'd store in the fridge since you use it for two weeks at a time. Another leave-on recipe, no need to rinse. Take 3 sprigs of fresh rosemary (you will find in fresh produce at the market) rinse and remove stem, use what comes off stems, and 3 tablespoons of whole cloves (baking aisle). Boil water for a few minutes pour over recipe in a glass bowl, cover let steep, strain, put into spray bottle. Use every day. Keep recipe ingredients, and re-use 2-3 times to make more before discarding. Let me know if this works for you. There's a list of oils you can choose from to massage your scalp with 2x/week, as well, let me know if you want them. Lilli
and drinking it would be preferable as its gets right into your system. If it didnt help orally, it sure will do fuck all if you drain your scalp with it
I used replenology for 1 month (triple blinded study product) and than switch to mdhair. Since I had a in-between money complication I was using green tea at the end of replenology and the beginning of my mdhair 2 weeks ago. Since using it I notice that my hair loss didn't just simply stop but started to come back. Granted I add rosemary lavender hemp seed oil natural menthol derivatives and coconut oil with pumpkin seed oil argan oil and sweet orange citrus therapeutic grade for smell. But I was using literally all of that without green tea and this is the most results I have gotten. I don't think green tea fixed or replace the problem. But definitely contribute to ensuring it works.
I have an itchy scalp and matcha green tea stopped the itch and inflamed feeling I just used the tea mixed with organic ground Cloves and used the tea bag to apply….it works great
Nice experiment, dude! Also, thank you very much for the knew knowledge i learned - tannin. Perhaps this is the reason why i'm having problems with green tea esp on empty stomach! caffeine is always blamed for this but not happening when im drinking coffee. I knew there's something else in green tea! Thanks man!
For all those who do not think it work …. I took one step further i vape it and result were mind blowing..i usually trim once a month ..now iam trimming every week .. and after month notice belly fat drop which i was struggling for long time .
Wow, I thought it was great that it cured the heartbreak of psoriasis, pimples and the common cold but it makes hair grow faster too. Just what every Barber and stylist wanted to hear.
My hair loss patterns look exactly like yours - same pattern. I found out that it is 'torsion alopecia from using headphones for years.. I'm trying peppermint oil and rosemary but I've already been drinking green tea for two decades. Haven't tried it topically yet.
Wow I definitely see a difference. I’ll give it a try but a towel can cause friction on the hair so I’ll just put the tea in a spray bottle and apply it that way and see if I get results!!
Sorry, I forgot I ever even commented on this video lol. Yes I did actually see results. But I added other herbs like stinging nettle, horsetail, and rosemary. And I started drinking iron herbs and vitamin D pills. So, not sure if *just* the green tea worked
Experiment with a spray made from caffeine anhydrous available in supplement stores in pill and powder forms...some studies show that caffeine helps in hair stimulation and works against DHTs effect on hair
What a great presentation. Service with a smile. Yes I saw some improvement with your hair, Thanks for the tip. If you gently tug a clump of hair, it makes it stronger. Hold it tight, but don't pull too hard, tug several times. Then move on to the next clump. Trying it now. Greetings from Sheffield UK.
I’m new here and I think green tea is an amazing idea but I think you should do it for a about 1 month and that you should use a spray bottle instead of a bandanna towel and I think it work more better for you. So far your hair looks like it’s showing some improvements and that you should add some essential oils in them like organic peppermint oil, And organic tea tree oil and organic lavender oil and organic rosemary oil and you also should use organic black tea as well and you should definitely look it up and it’s also an amazing tea as well for hair growth. And you should use some other ayurvedic herbs, herbs to help with that like for example Amal herb powder and hibiscus flower herb And also you should include fenugreek seeds into the green tea and let it infused. Also if you do it with water with the black tea And also add aloe vera juice and rosewater and it should help with hydration as well. I do have some more information if you want to know more that should help your hair grow in that way. I’m very interested in all natural and organic vegan products as well. That I love green tea And that it has a lot of amazing antioxidants and it’s very vital for the body, hair, skin. Keep up the good work. Also you should do a lot of scalp massages as well and have a blessed day. @Hairguard
I love this idea, but talking about how you wanted to go for the "high quality stuff"....and then going for tea bags? The world of tea is vast, complicated and can be a little overwhelming for a lot of people. Assuming you wish to keep drinking tea, if I may offer a few gentle suggestions: 1) Whichever tea you decide to get, loose leaf is a must. 2) A good Japanese sencha is a good place to start. Simple, tasty and, most importantly for beginners, you know what you're getting because the standards of production are much more uniform and you don't have to fret over a dozen other variables. 3) For green tea, cooler water is better. If your tea ends up bitter, just brew it a little cooler each time until you get it right. 4) Super long brew times usually aren't the best in terms of flavor. Generally about a minute or so is a good starting point. 5) Most westerners try to be efficient by only using a bit of tea. imo, you're better off using about a tablespoon or so.
I was living in China for 9 years and always noticed a lot of baldness. But especially with the women. Not sure if it was due to the smog or diet. Here in the States they have a shampoo called "Green Tea Shampoo" that leaves your hair mint tingling and fresh. It's a Paul Mitchell brand.
I am on my first day today. My method is I spray it on my scalp and leave it to dry. I also spray it on my face to see if my facial hair will go thicker. I will update this post every after 30 days. We can do this my balding brothers!
May I ask why you are watching this video with a full head of amazingness at your age? If anything I’d love to know if anything you are doing since your teen years that helped you keep your hair this amazing! Any wisdom will be appreciated sir, thank you so much in advance!
@@kaptanyolo9212 As Robert DeNiro said in Taxi Driver, "You talkin' ta ME?" Believe me, I don't have a "...full head of amazingness..." I have to find ways to cover all that's missing --- and a LOT is gone. It kind of just fell out pretty much all at once, not as pattern baldness. So, I keep looking and keep hoping. Let me tell you, blood thinners are no help, either. One of the side effects of blood thinners is alopecia.
the feeling of tingly scalp is a sign the scalp skin is breathing, can feel like peppermint it's sebum that is clearing (a sebum removing non sulfate shampoo can help like Nioxin stage 1) I used fresh lemon water and apple cider water for a fatty liver flush and berberine👈👈 make a video and test what I did for about a month and you'll thank me forever... your welcome 😇
Do the experiment for longer. 7 days is not enough time for new hair to emerge. Even if you put someone on Dutasteride, Estrodiol, RU-58841, and Minododil. you still need a couple of months for the medications to start the regeneration process once the follicle becomes active a tin baby hair will emerge and that alone will take at least a month. You then need to wait another month for that hair to grow out half an inch in length. the hair will be conicular in shape and you should then probably give it another month or two to thicken up and grow out another inch. By now 3 to 4 months would have passed. Ideally any test for a hair growth substance should be no less than three months and preferably six months.
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@@loopy1924 Great idea - thanks!
@@loopy1924 Great idea - thanks!
Hi. Your hair in the top does look fuller than before. Continue to used it. I rather brewed the tea bag and let it cool off, then place it in a spray bottle. I spay my hair twice a week with green tea to stop hair loss and hopefully grow. It does work x
Which green tea is good?
I think it helped you a lot, and I have an advice, when you put warm bandana on your head, use a shower cap or just a plastic bag, your hair gets warm so the cuticles open up and absorb whatever you put on your hair ☺️
FYI, water for making green tea should not be hotter than 80 celsius. Hotter than 80 celius will break/spoil the tea.
100 celsius is for black tea, red tea and such.
7 days are not enough mate you need to continue it to at least 2 - 3 months to see the accurate and visible results.
I'm sorry to break it to you but in 7 days you won't see anything. You have to wait at least 3 months to assess any type of change, mainly because hair loss is very slow and progressive so in order to see change with a treatment the process is also very slow.
ikr, it's so ridicolous
I saw fast results, different strokes for different folks
I did feel an immediate difference when I started but I have been using it for a few months with leave in and I feel great it really helped
7 days what a joke.
Not really. A recent study showed geranium showing visual results in 3 weeks, quicker than Rogaine. And sometimes people notice effects before 3 months.
I drink green tea every day, cold in my water bottle, all day. I like it unsweetened so there's no extra sugar. I also use it in a hair tea I treat my hair and scalp with. It's 28 inches long and very little hair fall
Could you tell me how you make your hair tea for your hair and scalp. I have hair loss and thinning because of my age now and my scalp is always irritated too .
People, let's somehow protect mrzarbon, if he goes too viral, and he will for sure,
it's only a matter of time, he will be removed from all platforms,
and these idiots who spam about him in the comments
they only accelerate that scenario
Brown because it oxidises. I definitely got some growth by drinking the tea then using the wet teabag to wet my scalp. Green tea is a wonder drink It gets digested into a anti cancer substance.
I can see a difference!And I hope you're still incorporating the green tea topically into your regimen. Brew your tea, get a spray bottle...spray and massage your scalp (for at least 4 nights a week), wear a plastic cap to bed, or let air dry...and shower it off in the morning. So, if you take my advice, at least do it for 1month. And you should add a few drops of peppermint, and rosemary oils into your bottle. Shake before each use, and refrigerate after each use. After the 1 month, you can change your regimen for 1 or 2 months, but then go back to the green tea. Good luck!!
Is this really works??
Is this really work please tell me ?
@@survi4645
Nobody knows until u try
And everyone is different what works for you might not work for me.
Is shampoo necessary?
@@chappanagent no u can wash it off with just water as well
If drinking hot green tea is not "your cup of tea", try this: brew green tea (make it 3-4 times more concentrated), filter and store it in a glass jar in your fridge. When you need something cold: pour some of your green tea extract some cold water, squeeze in 1/4 of a lime and shred in a couple of mint leaves (optional). Sweeten with honey or xylitol (or sugar if you don't have insulin sensitivity issues). Tip: always, dissolve your sweetener in room temp water first to save time and hassle. You can prepare sweetener solution in bulk and keep it on the shelf or fridge. If you want your drink even more exotic, add an ice cube of ginger extract. You can try a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar instead of lime or both. If you use more of lime and vinegar you can add a small pinch of backing soda (use pure form), not only the sourness will be reduced but your drink will get fizz just like pop! Enjoy as long as the summer lasts!
Take a bath in green tea and you'll come out looking like a yeti
Comments section is full of genius people!! Wow really nice ideas! Seriously
Use a siv to strain the tea, pour into a spray bottle, then cover head with plastic shower cap for 20 minutes.
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Super idea, thanks mate !
You can also buy green tea extract. You might find it more convenient that making a fresh brew each time. Also, green tea can deplete iron levels. So, be careful with consumption.
@Mikael Vitaly where's the link of this info
Good point did not know that.... Suggestion
on what Iron to take?
For post menopausal women and men, iron depletion may be good in moderation. See Dr. Mercola's videos on the subject.
@@jcord0013 brother, are men also menstruating in your country.
This will be first wonder if the world 🌍.
I researched green tea when my mother was told to drink it frequently to fight her cancer. My research found that it is NOT good for people subject to epilepsy, which my mother was. So always read up on anything you take internally or externally as it may not be right for your system.
Black Seed Oil Neem Oil Castor Oil and Almond Oil mixed together. Apply on hair for hair growth. Onion oil apply on hair for preventing further hair loss
I recommend using loose tea leaves instead of bags...avoids chemicals in the bag paper plus more efficient extraction. Leaves can be filtered out easily after brewing. Also the water has to be poured immediately after boiling and must be kept hot during brewing which you could do by either covering your vessel or putting on a low heat stove. That way your extraction is much more efficient.
You are spot on about chemicals in the tea bags. Many people don't seem to know that green tea is also a potent inhibitor of Alpha Reductase Type 1. Dutasteride is more effective than Finasteride for hair loss, and Dutasteride inhibits type 1 and 2 AR, whereas Finasteride only inhibits type 2. I can actually see this green tea concept working, since these enzymes are in the hair follicle. I would ditch the tea bag and make the tea, after letting it cool to a barely Luke warm temp, hold my head over a sink and gently pour the tea over my hair and it there for some time. I am going to try this for an extended time and see if there is any change.
@@ainela5312 Thank you for sharing; I didn't know about these enzymes. I am currently using castor oil coconut oil (1:1) massage. Another proven concept is onion juice which I tried for some times and want to re-start. Internally, I am just finishing a course of Saw Palmeto whcih blocks conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (also increases libido) plus zinc and B6. I want to get Stingy Nettle extract as it is also known to decrease conversion of testosterone to DHT. Anyways, thanks for the feedback.
Yes, please no tea bags people... this is just a trick for believing it is so convenient. Loose tea is the most beneficial (if organic, even better). Green tea has its benefits when brewed with 80 degrees water, not boiling!
It did change your hair for thicker.. just curious about one’s comment. Any reference in relation to Dutastride inhibiting both alfa1 and alfa2 reductase? THX
@@hossainfarnoush Home remedies like green tea, onion juice, coconut oil. rosemary oil, etc have only marginal effect and are not for more serious loss of hair. Dutastride has been show to inhibit alfa reductases and increase hair growth in multiple clinical trials. I would rather use Fenastride as it has a longer history of use and safety profile. Perhaps topical Fenastride is a good choice (over oral) to avoid side effects.
And btw, you're never going to stay motivated if you're experimenting for only 7 days, but looking for 7 weeks worth of results.
True it’s definitely an ongoing routine
As per vedic study 1mandalam =40 days after any physical changes can be visible for better result.
It really works?? I am 20 and i start losing my hair. Plz tell me?
Haven't tested yet but 7 days? Well got to be a little longer.... hmm what videos can do...
Green tea leaves work the best and you should put that in a sprayer, put it on and then massage it for 5 mins for maximum effectivity
Clever idea - that way you can apply bandana and swimming cap to stop dripping
As said in previous comments, you have to wait for 4 weeks before seeing any difference. I was experiencing hair loss but I began taking kelp tablets regularly. Rinsing your hair with cold water is supposed to be good for the hair. Also, aloe vera, castor oil, ginger and rosemary are supposed to be good for preventing hair loss.
Did the kelp tablets help? If so, how long did you take them before seeing results? 😊
Where do you get kelp tablets?
Kelp tablets is for thyroid repair.
Iodine and salt is good to help rebuild the thyroid and kelp is filled with this. Seaweed etc.
Pink Himalayan salt is very good and just putting iodine directly buy the thyroid neck area to soak in epidemicaly through the skin. Beware for those allergic to iodine.
But it's a sweeping or hyper thyroid that can cause hair loss.
One thing that can cause the thyroid to swell besides not getting enough sodium is fluorine. Fluorine used to purify household water used during a shower can attack the thyroid. This can cause hair loss.
Just simple get a filter for the shower and for the tap water that you drink.
This helps prevent possible hair loss if it's a thyroid condition, but it could be a DHT condition, or hard water condition, or clogged follicle condition that could cause the loss.
And there are ways to grow hair flat out, besides that which may cause loss.
To do everything would make sense for hair growth: a prevention of hair loss and a promotion of hair growth.
None worked, I put everything but chicken shit. Nothing works. Don't waste your time.
@@wathah323 Well I started having micro needling treatment and my hair improved significantly. I bought my own micro needling machine and use it each week. I do take kelp tablets and vegan biotin tablets. I have started using an oil for hair loss which is made up of coconut oil, neem powder, curry leaves, henna powder and sesame seed oil. I stopped using a hairdryer and allowed my hair4 to dry naturally. I use henna hair dye instead of chemical hair dye.
A recent study showed geranium showing visual results in 3 weeks, quicker than Rogaine. And sometimes people notice effects before 3 months.
Please can you publish it here??
His hair grew back fast! I drink green tea every morning but never considered putting it in my hair. I'm going to give it a try
did it work?
@@adibfft I've been doing it for a week so far and I haven't seen a major difference in my hair but I'll keep it up. Im hoping by the end of the year my balding would reverse and I'll be able to grow my hair back completely
@@fosterukah3328 good luck. I will try it too
@@adibfft green tea has a lot of good benefits and it has no side effects so it's worth the try buddy
@@fosterukah3328 its been 7 months, any difference?
There are some studies suggesting that the EGCG in green tea could have an effect on hair grown BUT most of these studies use green tea extract which probably delivers much higher concentrations than a brew. When it comes to topical application, concentration, medium and time could make the difference. In any case, more research is needed. Since green tea doesn't smell like onion it is a least easy and no hassle.
Where do you buy green tea extract....?
Hi Rick, green tea extract should be available online and also in some health products stores locally. Capsules are sold for weight loss. Brewing green tea should also work. If you are middle age, I strongly recommend consuming Saw Palmeto extract capsules. I am using one called Prostate Health, it is good for prostate but inhibits hair loss due to conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone. I am taking one soft gel capsule daily. Hope you find the information helpful.
Seven days was not long enough to see real results. You should do the experiment at least a full month.
I'm pretty sure there's a nice and healing placebo effect involved with caring for oneself and the whole positive attitude around the perceivable beneficial activity.
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I see an improvement, the scalp is not as bared as at first. Hair grows an average of half an inch per month naturally. And with your daily heating etc, the hair and the hair follicles are being opened to receive the vitamins and minerals of the tea
Definitely see a difference which is surprising since this was only 7 days in. Wonder what this c would do with saw palmetto
I'd like to use tea on my hair but not drink it because that brown color is because of tannic acid and that's a tanning agent that you might see in a coffee pot. It could also shrink your stomach and cause indigestion. It's used to tan leather.
The things I would add to a spray bottle are boiled cloves, rosemary (spice or leaves), and fenugreek seeds, into a spray bottle. If you add mint oil or boiled mint leaves it would have a blood circulation effect.
With mint oil, you could simply mix it in your shampoo, 3 or 5 drops or so. It's good stuff.
Get a spray bottle and fill it and keep it refrigerated so you can have it for easy use. Spray it on the scalp, rub it in and let it sit. You could wash it out after an hour with pure water or just let it sit all day. Just be mindful where you out your possible wet head. It could leave a wet mark if it's very saturated.
Oh, you could add amino acids to this spray as it takes protein to grow hair.
It's good to understand what may cause HAIR LOSS and that could be stress, a hyper thyroid or DHT.
DHT is bad testosterone that attacks good testosterone.
3 main supplements are saw palmetto, stinging nettle and pumpkin seed oil.
You could actually open up these tablets and dump them into your spray as well yet the pumpkin seed oil is an oil and wouldn't dissolve as well so I guess just digest it but do want you want. You could be fine without it.
If the thyroid is inflamed or hyper it may be being attacked by fluoride in the shower or drinking water either or you could get a filter for your shower and drinking water.
The way to heal and regenerate the thyroid is to eat kelp, seaweed, natural salt (pink Himalayan salt is recommended) and iodine (if you're not allergic).
You can tell if you lack iodine in your body by placing iodine on your skin (watch out, it can stain clothing) and if it soaks up right away then you definitely lack iodine and this definitely can contribute to hair loss. There's taking iodine but watch out for those fluoride attacks.
If you're not allergic to iodine you could try just putting iodine right by your neck Area where the thyroid lymph nodes are and let it soak into that area.
NOW hair loss could be stress related. So strive for environments where you can relax and be at peace. You could also get a Tesla rife vibration healing machine that uses frequencies to heal and reset the DNA body structure. These are EXTREMELY good to not only reduce or remove stress but to heal the body as well and are highly recommended. Simply sounds and vibrations in the world could heal us or harm us as we are made of infinite matter and vibrations put together.
I’ve been drinking Green Tea 3 cups a day or more for 20 years and up until last Dec. 2019 no hair has fallen out. Beginning of this year hair in the strainer each and every hair wash 2 times a week.
Ive been drinking green tea for years and still Inexperience balding :) You cant prevent it
I use green tea shampoo and it definitely grew back some baby hairs in the front of the hairline and thickened some areas.
Sweet keep us posted
What brand is this Green Tea Shampoo ?
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Great video and Green tea is great for all round health, including hair growth. However as already mentioned you need to wait at least 3 months to see any results!! Enjoyed the video!👍🏼
Hope this green tea works, my husband will be so grateful.
bro use the same lighting or room every time you check results
Hey handsome
Any treatment takes 40 plus days . to see results . and applying on hair and scalp it would be better to cool pour into a spray bottle and use.
I have had 3 cups green tea on empty stomach for years now. My hair continues to keep thinning I am ready to to apply Minoxidil.
Have you tried peppermint oil,fenugreek tea applay on scalp
@@ranicefreire2611 I have!
@@TamiLovesRioSamba did it work for you?
You should apsolutely never drink green tea on an empty stomach... no wonder it didn't help you
Green tea increases cortisol and blocks iron, so it doesn’t seem to be great for hair loss. Also it increases hydrogen peroxide which is known to increase gray hair independent of catalase and glutathione.
You know all you need to do is use Aloe Vera that comes directly from the cactus plant the one with the long stems that looks like leave, all you need to do is grab a long leaf looking stem from the cactus plant, peal it open then add the slimy stuff to your scalp, you can add it to your shampoo or just add it directly after you wash your hair, then done, Yes, I've used it, my Dad was going bald, he used it and His hair grew back instantly. When He had his house He had the plant, my grandparents had the same plant and they always had a full head of hair. My sister's hair was starting to fall out, she was worried about going bald, I told her to add cactus to her scalp, guess what problem solved💆
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And doesn't that make your hair super sticky?
@@knightowl2016 no, if you want try it when your not going anywhere, and you can just run it on your scalp😉
It would be easier if you put the tea in a spray bottle and spray each morning rather than a bandana,that way all areas are covered evenly.
Good idea I think I'll do that
@@missylyons2536 Do we need to shower same day on the day of application of green tea?
Or can we leave it for a day after dry out and wash the next day off!!?
Use green tea one red Onion and rice water then blind it Then use it as a conditioner after you get out the shower. Half an hour later wash your hair out with a black seed shampoo 🧴
Never thought of that 😮
Does drinking it help
With hair growth too?
Definitely helps imo. I have pretty long hair and drinking green tea daily for the last few years has made my hair feel so much more healthier than before. Green tea is honestly a drink everyone should drink daily just for the anti-cancer benefits/ anti-aging benefits.
@@soysaucehairdye7869 thank you
Green tea has really helped with my breakage and I put. Leave in conditioner after for moisture andthen seal it my hair is stronger
yes it is true
@Sadeeq Alfa Abdullahi ja'en I make either one or two cup amout of water in a measuring cup and heat in in the microwave with a package of tea for one to two minutes leave it to cool then put it in a spray bottle. When you use it make sure to follow moisturizer I use a leave in conditioner then seal it with eith hair grease or oil. It you don't use moisturizer your hair could become strong but brittle
@Sadeeq Alfa Abdullahi ja'en I put it on my roots and ends and massage it in then put moisturizer
@@kelviannaepperson3677 which green tea plz tell i m from Pakistan pkz help me
The kind that you drink but put in a spray bottle
Yes, when I put the scolding hot bandana on my hair it rose about an inch., I think this is good.
Lol!
why not just break open the tea bags after you boil them and rub the tea pieces into your scalp then put the bandana on top of the tea pieces. also take stinging nettle to block DHT.
Wow ! Your skin got super clear and smooth . Your face looked younger at the end of day 7 . Also , I noticed definite thickness on your head of hair. I have struggle with hair loss for 10 yrs.. I’m currently Tx with minoxidil (5 years) , PRP (5 treatments since 1/1/23) , biotin 10,000 mcg daily . I’m going to do a green tea wrap (plastic wrap over the green tea bandana ) for the next 10 days to see what happens . Will stop if any allergic reactions . Good experiment . You look great
I have started something like you are doing too.i have been pouring the tea over my head and leaving it for 30 minutes.this will just be day two of my stuff.. I have trouble with my hair breaking off.It was past my shoulders..but has gotten really SHORT but i am 62..i still dont like it short So like i said..its day 2 for me..good luck to you and hopefully longer hair for ME
The Green Tea has worked on my hair.. I love it.. My hair is thicker, hasnt gotten any longer..But i am hopeful and happy with it Now
@@small476 do you apply it everyday?
Hello mam any duff
it might be easier to make a strong green tea and put it in a spray bottle after shower towel your hair dry and spray with green tea, leave it on. You could even spray more throughout the day.
I spray green tea, mixed with onion juice.
Did it work?
Your thumbnail does the exact opposite of whatever you wanted it to portray
Exactly....i noticed same
its the right thumbnail, cuz green tea does fuck all for hairloss
I thought it made his hair fall out more from that thumbnail.
I did notice that your complexion looked much brighter and skin, smoother. Your hair seemed to thicken and looked very glossy! I've been drinking a cup of green tea in the morning before a cup of coffee, but I'll increase my intake to two more cups a day and see what happens.
Interesting i drink everyday rosmary tea. Make 1 liter and drink when i feel now will add green tea too and sometimes ginger ..why not !
Pumpkin seeds! They help the prostate, colon, and may help with patterned baldness.
Also, cold pressed extra virgin pumpkin seed oil, massaged into the scalp is also said to help restore hair.
Everybody should eat a small handful of pumpkin seeds everyday, as they’re inexpensive and full of fibre.
They're rich in zinc which helps your hair grow.
@@goodgirlsguide
Also you can get cold pressed pumpkin seed oil. My hair is thin where I’m ‘double crowned’ and I use PS oil to encourage hair growth, it seems to be working. I use 1 drop of ‘extra virgin olive oil’ (as a carrier) to 3 drops of PS oil, and massage it into the required area, to leave overnight. And it’s also supposed to be good for firming skin areas, thighs etc.
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Green tea, coffee, MSM, collagen, vitamin C, 10 mg of niacin, magnesium oil, fennu Greek seeds, pinch of turmeric, pinch of (black pepper heated) mix it up make a paste add oils ( lavandar and rosemary) shhhhh. Youre welcome 🙏 also consider hard water - shower head consider -onion / garlic treatments a few times per week.
Thankyou for uploading this video, Im going to try green tea hair rinse for my hair loss for 3 months, because I've noticed when I try anything for a month there are every slow to no results for my hair personally.
It may have cosmetically changed the texture of your hair after 7 days, but that will be about it. Try it for 6 months and then make a judgement.
7 days...what a joke.
Nothing can happen in seven days, not even with propecia, you need at least 3 months to START seeing results. You may as well try it for 7 minutes
I would prefer 7 seconds
Behzat Çetin I'd prefer 7 nanoseconds.
I would prefer NO TIME AT All
I have been using it once or twice a week with leave in conditioner and grease for a few months and I've finally found a good moisture protein balance great for stopping excess breakage
minimum three months
You need to do this consistently for several months. It does work.
Have you done it yourself?
@@danielmessier4903 it's been researched already look it up
You can't grow hair in 7 days, also just wash your hair with green tea and leave it in.
Try coffee hair rinse, not only is good for hair growth but it's also. A DHT blocker. Add three to four drops of Rosemary essential oil. Who can do this three times a week. Give it 3 months to 6 months for better results. You could also make a coffee oil.
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“I think it’s kinda the same” bruh it’s day 3 what do you expect?
We want instant results
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If you know a little about hair, you would know you need you do it for at least 4 weeks to see any change. I did PRP and I waited way longer then 4 weeks. when that is said, I started drink green tea like 4 mounths ago, and my hair is growing like weeds now...
I wld sugg a spray bottle and I wld apply when the tea is warm, like a hot oil treatment and maybe add some peppermint oil to stimulate growth.
I like that suggestion 👍
As someone who has done tons of tea rinses, use a spray bottle to spray the tea on your scalp. Works WAAAAAYYY better than a bandana and less messy.
Are you still using it and what are your results? Love the fact you're trying this. It's a common remedy for example in the natural hair community that we use.
Yyyeeesss!!! I love green tea method. Stops shedding and healthy hair growth. Also for your face
Do we need to shower after we do green tea method or can we just leave it to dry and shower next morning or the other day. Pls tell.
No. It doesn't do a thing for hair loss.
Green fights dandruff if you drink it often.
I'm a chick and I used this for 3 weeks so far and it's working for me thanks.
Pika Me do you just apply it to your hair?
And then also drink some when u can?
@@zj8478 you make the tea, and do what he did pour it into your hair and let it sit in for a few hours then rinse it out, or you could do is leave it in your hair for a whole night and rinse in the morning doesn't matter either way it needs to sit in your hair for a long period of time you can add 2 tablespoons of apple cyder vinegar with the tea water to it with the tea it just boosts it or you can just use the apple cyder vinegar with water. And if you drink the tea it's very healthy and promotes hair fall and you can do this for a full month and you will already notice results within the first 3 weeks with both methods.
@Ju' about an inch a month
@@pikame921 How much density percentage you noticed ?
@@pikame921 u leave all the little bits inside your hair while u sleep
You might consider brewing it, placing it in a spray bottle, spraying it onto your scalp, massaging it in, comb and go on with your day. Fenugreek seeds are very effective. Simply soak one day and spray on.
People buy products expecting results but then don't use them everyday as instructed. It takes weeks of consistent use to see results
Definitely see the difference, you have more hair after day 7. Keep it up. Another tip/recipe that might work is take
1 Tablespoon of ground coffee, 1 Tablespoon of rice, 1 Tablespoon of whole cloves, place in pot with 1 1/2 cups to 2 cups water, boil for 10 minutes. Let cool, strain, and store in a bottle with a spray pump. Spray on your scalp, and leave on, do this daily for two weeks to see a difference.
Should you store the spray bottle in the fridge or leave in a cabinet?
@@mr.elastomeric1787 I'd store in the fridge since you use it for two weeks at a time. Another leave-on recipe, no need to rinse. Take 3 sprigs of fresh rosemary (you will find in fresh produce at the market) rinse and remove stem, use what comes off stems, and 3 tablespoons of whole cloves (baking aisle). Boil water for a few minutes pour over recipe in a glass bowl, cover let steep, strain, put into spray bottle. Use every day. Keep recipe ingredients, and re-use 2-3 times to make more before discarding. Let me know if this works for you. There's a list of oils you can choose from to massage your scalp with 2x/week, as well, let me know if you want them. Lilli
I have drunk gallons of Yerba Mate green tea over the years, without result, but never applied it to my scalp!
and drinking it would be preferable as its gets right into your system. If it didnt help orally, it sure will do fuck all if you drain your scalp with it
I used replenology for 1 month (triple blinded study product) and than switch to mdhair. Since I had a in-between money complication I was using green tea at the end of replenology and the beginning of my mdhair 2 weeks ago. Since using it I notice that my hair loss didn't just simply stop but started to come back. Granted I add rosemary lavender hemp seed oil natural menthol derivatives and coconut oil with pumpkin seed oil argan oil and sweet orange citrus therapeutic grade for smell. But I was using literally all of that without green tea and this is the most results I have gotten. I don't think green tea fixed or replace the problem. But definitely contribute to ensuring it works.
It works, I rinse my hair with it after washing.
Great to hear! Alex didn't really see any results, but maybe he'll see some later on.
How long did it take to see some hair growth
Thee Beest so what would u do drink it or apply it to your head?
I have an itchy scalp and matcha green tea stopped the itch and inflamed feeling I just used the tea mixed with organic ground Cloves and used the tea bag to apply….it works great
Nice experiment, dude! Also, thank you very much for the knew knowledge i learned - tannin. Perhaps this is the reason why i'm having problems with green tea esp on empty stomach! caffeine is always blamed for this but not happening when im drinking coffee. I knew there's something else in green tea! Thanks man!
That green tea is on the lower end of the quality spectrum. Yamamoto Green tea in a bag is like Lipton tea.
5:00 that cups empty bro youre not fooling anyone
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his throat did not even move, man acted like he was gulping the green tea lmfao
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U r foolishd not us
For all those who do not think it work …. I took one step further i vape it and result were mind blowing..i usually trim once a month ..now iam trimming every week .. and after month notice belly fat drop which i was struggling for long time .
Wow, I thought it was great that it cured the heartbreak of psoriasis, pimples and the common cold but it makes hair grow faster too. Just what every Barber and stylist wanted to hear.
man, be real....you know this is BS. Shame on you.
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It cures psoriasis ???
Great natural remedy. Need more of these kinds of solutions.
My hair loss patterns look exactly like yours - same pattern. I found out that it is 'torsion alopecia from using headphones for years.. I'm trying peppermint oil and rosemary but I've already been drinking green tea for two decades. Haven't tried it topically yet.
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How did you found out?
daily scalp massage can effectly reduce dht and you don't need to use green tea or any oils
Tea can dye blonde baby hairs brown,which could give the appearance of more hair. Not a bad thing,though
In 7days you can't seen results even with transplantation 7 days it's to short...give it 1month and then you can say if it's work or not
Wow I definitely see a difference. I’ll give it a try but a towel can cause friction on the hair so I’ll just put the tea in a spray bottle and apply it that way and see if I get results!!
Did you get results?
So any hair
Any update?
Sorry, I forgot I ever even commented on this video lol. Yes I did actually see results. But I added other herbs like stinging nettle, horsetail, and rosemary. And I started drinking iron herbs and vitamin D pills. So, not sure if *just* the green tea worked
Hi there, could please update your results. Does your hair continues to grow? Your video is very interesting, thanks for bring this up. God bless.
Experiment with a spray made from caffeine anhydrous available in supplement stores in pill and powder forms...some studies show that caffeine helps in hair stimulation and works against DHTs effect on hair
Looks thicker and fuller!
I think it's very effective...
Tannins are natural source of hair growth...
How long did you continue to green tea and did you actually see any results
What a great presentation. Service with a smile. Yes I saw some improvement with your hair, Thanks for the tip. If you gently tug a clump of hair, it makes it stronger. Hold it tight, but don't pull too hard, tug several times. Then move on to the next clump. Trying it now. Greetings from Sheffield UK.
I’m new here and I think green tea is an amazing idea but I think you should do it for a about 1 month and that you should use a spray bottle instead of a bandanna towel and I think it work more better for you. So far your hair looks like it’s showing some improvements and that you should add some essential oils in them like organic peppermint oil, And organic tea tree oil and organic lavender oil and organic rosemary oil and you also should use organic black tea as well and you should definitely look it up and it’s also an amazing tea as well for hair growth. And you should use some other ayurvedic herbs, herbs to help with that like for example Amal herb powder and hibiscus flower herb And also you should include fenugreek seeds into the green tea and let it infused. Also if you do it with water with the black tea And also add aloe vera juice and rosewater and it should help with hydration as well. I do have some more information if you want to know more that should help your hair grow in that way. I’m very interested in all natural and organic vegan products as well. That I love green tea And that it has a lot of amazing antioxidants and it’s very vital for the body, hair, skin. Keep up the good work. Also you should do a lot of scalp massages as well and have a blessed day. @Hairguard
Great
I love this idea, but talking about how you wanted to go for the "high quality stuff"....and then going for tea bags? The world of tea is vast, complicated and can be a little overwhelming for a lot of people. Assuming you wish to keep drinking tea, if I may offer a few gentle suggestions:
1) Whichever tea you decide to get, loose leaf is a must.
2) A good Japanese sencha is a good place to start. Simple, tasty and, most importantly for beginners, you know what you're getting because the standards of production are much more uniform and you don't have to fret over a dozen other variables.
3) For green tea, cooler water is better. If your tea ends up bitter, just brew it a little cooler each time until you get it right.
4) Super long brew times usually aren't the best in terms of flavor. Generally about a minute or so is a good starting point.
5) Most westerners try to be efficient by only using a bit of tea. imo, you're better off using about a tablespoon or so.
I was living in China for 9 years and always noticed a lot of baldness. But especially with the women. Not sure if it was due to the smog or diet. Here in the States they have a shampoo called "Green Tea Shampoo" that leaves your hair mint tingling and fresh. It's a Paul Mitchell brand.
ive been here a few years. my hair sheds like crazy here. you're also right about baldness, even alot of woman have very diffused hairlines
Its Paul Mitchell Tea Tree shampoo. Not green tea.
I am on my first day today. My method is I spray it on my scalp and leave it to dry.
I also spray it on my face to see if my facial hair will go thicker.
I will update this post every after 30 days.
We can do this my balding brothers!
Update 11Nov2021: Nope, nada. I have not seen any new growth of hair or improvement in thickness or rate of growth. Next update after 30 days.
Did you observe any positive effects from it
Update 10 December 2021: No changes noted.
@@piob9801 fuck
Any update
Green tea also is a natural blood thinner.
May I ask why you are watching this video with a full head of amazingness at your age? If anything I’d love to know if anything you are doing since your teen years that helped you keep your hair this amazing! Any wisdom will be appreciated sir, thank you so much in advance!
@@kaptanyolo9212 As Robert DeNiro said in Taxi Driver, "You talkin' ta ME?" Believe me, I don't have a "...full head of amazingness..." I have to find ways to cover all that's missing --- and a LOT is gone. It kind of just fell out pretty much all at once, not as pattern baldness. So, I keep looking and keep hoping. Let me tell you, blood thinners are no help, either. One of the side effects of blood thinners is alopecia.
Alex Holub I’d go head over heels if I had that much hair at your age sir
the feeling of tingly scalp is a sign the scalp skin is breathing, can feel like peppermint it's sebum that is clearing (a sebum removing non sulfate shampoo can help like Nioxin stage 1)
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make a video and test what I did for about a month and you'll thank me forever...
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I open a capsule of saw palmetto and mix it in my green tea for a topical solution.
They have saw palmetto oil too. Can put a few drops in
Best thing I can suggest is to do this for at least a month.....2 months is best as you will have to balance out the chemistry that might take time.
Dude! you had some hair growth and it looks more shiny👏👏
funny
delusion .
*Would coffee ☕️ also have similar effects on hair growth like green tea 🍵?* 🥸
green tea absolutely very useful for prevent our hair loss
thats bullshit, there is no scientific evididence or clinical test to back up your claim
@@TheHungarianOak Except there actually is!
I once bathed myself in green tea for just over a month twice a week, it did not do a thing.
I think you are too optimistic when you say 7 days.
Even the best of medicines take 3 to 4 months to see some effects.
Which medicine is that
@@TheSim4e90 all of em minox, finasteride, dut, a hair transplant takes more fkn time to show results than this lmao
@@TheSim4e90 all antidepressants.
i was have some hair after that medicines i lost all my hair😂😂😂
@@janinedear-barlow relax Janine
Do the experiment for longer. 7 days is not enough time for new hair to emerge.
Even if you put someone on Dutasteride, Estrodiol, RU-58841, and Minododil. you still need a couple of months for the medications to start the regeneration process once the follicle becomes active a tin baby hair will emerge and that alone will take at least a month. You then need to wait another month for that hair to grow out half an inch in length. the hair will be conicular in shape and you should then probably give it another month or two to thicken up and grow out another inch. By now 3 to 4 months would have passed.
Ideally any test for a hair growth substance should be no less than three months and preferably six months.
Fun fact: you would have to do this at least for 6 months to see results
Topics: laser hats, scalp exercise, scalp message, minoxidil, inversion, sea water, supplements, protein, silk pillow case. What part of Asia?
Great experiment! I’m all about non conventional methods for getting positive results!
Do u get positive result?
Put like 4 bags steeped in water, also instead of the towel put the steeped water in a bottle then spritz it on your hair all day