Rosemary is one of the most widely used aromatic plants in cooking. It is used to enrich the flavor of dishes based mainly on meat or fish, and it is not difficult to grow it at home to always have it available.
But rosemary is also a wonderful therapeutic plant, used for millennia to improve health thanks to its wonderful healing properties.
We list below 7 uses of rosemary that, as unusual as they may seem to us, are really effective and can replace products and treatments that can be very expensive.
white hair
Rosemary is able to darken hair color, hide gray or white hair.
To take advantage of this special property, add about 15 drops of rosemary essential oil to your usual shampoo. In addition to strengthening the hair, rosemary will make it darker.
If you want to use rosemary sprigs directly, you can also prepare an infusion by cooking them for a few minutes. Allow to cool and use to rinse hair.
Oily hair
If your problem is hair that is too oily, rosemary can also be of great help in this case.
Rosemary helps regulate excess sebum in the scalp, preventing scalp irritation and also promoting hair regrowth.
Cook 300 grams of fresh rosemary in 500 ml of boiling water over low heat for about 20 minutes.
Remove from heat and add 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, stirring well.
Once cooled, apply rosemary water all over your hair, from scalp to ends, and leave on for 20 minutes before rinsing and combing.
Rosemary has an anti-inflammatory and astringent action that helps fight oily hair.
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