Is thyme oil effective for hair growth?

Thyme oil promotes hair growth by several different biological means. First, it increases blood supply through the scalp follicles, enabling essential nutrients to be supplied. Secondly, its antifungal properties destroy the microorganisms that cause conditions of dandruff, which interfere with hair growth. I have been personally informed by my clients that they have experienced regrowth in the thin areas of their temples and hairline through the continual use of Thyme Oil. This not only strengthens hair against breakage but also provides the necessary nutrients for new hair growth.

The right scalp massage technique increases thyme oil benefits. Part slightly damp hair into four sections. Dip fingertips in the diluted oil. Use a circular motion with moderate pressure. Spend two minutes concentrating on thinning areas of hair. Work your way methodically across the scalp. This increases circulation exactly where needed. I recommend using this in the evening, letting the oil absorb overnight.

For maximum results, mix thyme oil with *supplementary therapies*. Rosemary oil can further enhance circulation. Peppermint oil will enhance the cooling effect. Add five additional drops to your thyme oil dilution for added benefit. For bad cases of dandruff, use shampoos that contain zinc pyrithione. For internal use, consider taking biotin supplements, which are available at most health food stores and pharmacies. All of these combinations will greatly accelerate visible results.

Track Wealth - Orogram. Use measurable indicators for assessment. Hair shedding shows a decline after three weeks. New baby hairs at the hairline at five weeks. Increased ponytail thickness at eight weeks. Take a photograph of the progress monthly under similar lighting conditions. Take hair thickness measurements with a micrometer. Such measures will furnish objective evidence of the effectiveness of thyme read on the hair.

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