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DIY Herbal Remedy To Cure Ringworm Fast

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I have had several people ask me about  an herbal remedy to cure ringworm, i have also produced this herbal remedy for several of my clients. I am just like thinking, why can't i just put out my recipe and let more persons learn about it, cool right? Yeah... So i have put up this blog post on herbal remedy to cure ringworm fast. What exactly is ringworm? Ringworm is a type of fungus (tinea) that affects the dead skin cells, causing a red itchy scaly ring on the skin. Ringworms affects different parts of the body, like the skin, scalp, groin area and even the nails( athletes foot). Ringworms are quite uncomfortable because of the itchy itchy feeling. Herbal remedy to cure ringworm fast Ingredients 1. Ghana black soap or any herbal unscented bar soap 2. Coconut oil (10ml) 3. Neem powder (1 tbs) 4. Turmeric powder ( 1tsp) 5. Shea butter oil (10ml) 6. Ginger oil ( 10ml) 7. Camwood powder (1tbs) 8. Moringa powder (1tbs) 9. Two drops Red palm oil  (optional) Pro...

Homemade Hair Oil For Dandruff And Hair Fall

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Commercial Hair oils are very effective but quite expensive. You can try this homemade hair oil for dandruff and hair fall. It works pretty well and pocket friendly. Hair Oil for Dandruff  and hair fall Ingredients 250 ml good quality Coconut oil 12 (handful) Hibiscus flowers (Daasavaala) Africans call this zobo leave. 10-12 stalks (1 cup) Curry leaves / Karibevu 1/2 cup Henna leaves / Goranti Soppu 1 cup Brahmi leaves / Ondelaga Indian Pennywort 1 tbsp Agasthya /Agase Soppu Humming Bird Tree leaves 3 Amla / Indian Gooseberry up to 5 cut into small pieces, seeds removed 4 slices Ridge gourd / Heerekayi 2 tbsp Fenugreek seeds / Menthya 1 tbsp black sesame seeds 250 ml bottle Process 1. Make sure all the leaves and Amla are washed and dried well to have no moisture. Trim the pollen part of hibiscus flowers. 2. Heat coconut oil in a double boiler 3. When it is hot, add Amla pieces, Ridge gourd slices and stir well with a dry ladle. When the sizzling stops, add t...

How To Get Rid Of Razor Bumps Fast

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Razor bumps also known medically as pseudofolliculitis barbae, are formed when hair strands curl up and re-enter hair follicles. Sometimes these hair strands carry micro organisms leading to redness, skin inflammation and razor bumps. There are simple organic remedies for razor bumps, they are inexpensive and fast. Best still, you do this process right at the comfort of your home. How To Get Rid Of Razor Bumps Fast 1.  Aspirin Aspirin is an active ingredient in many acne products. It removes dead skin cells, liberates pores, and kills bacteria that have attacked hair follicles. It, therefore, reduces redness and inflammation. Crush up an aspirin and mix it with water to form a paste. Apply the mixture over razor bumps, let it dry, and then rinse off with lukewarm water. This will help bumps disappear quickly. 2. Witch hazel Witch hazel has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and astringent properties, which help calm irritated and inflamed skin. Pour some w...

Super Easy Natural Alternatives To Aftershaves

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I don't know if i'm alone in this, but the smell of an aftershave powder is a big turn off for me. Although, i have come to realise some men actually love it on their bodies, perhaps the aftershave powder gives them a masculine feeling i guess (aftershave smells that way anyways). Whatever the case, i'm in the school of thoughts that aftershaves should be banished forever! Lol. Sorry if i stepped on your toes. So, let's see some super easy natural alternatives for aftershaves. Super Easy Natural Alternatives For Aftershaves 1. Aloe Vera Aloe vera's natural anti-inflammatory property makes it a good aftershave alternative for all skin types. 2. Apple Cider Vinegar Dilute apple cider vinegar with equal amount of water or some witch hazel. After mixing all the ingredients, put them in a jar and place it in a cool dark place for a couple of days (4-5 days is enough), shake it, dab it on a cotton ball, and use as an aftershave. 3.Cold Water Trust me, this ...