Hair follicles are tiny sacs lining your skin. These follicles make the hair and color or pigments cells that contain melanin. The white hair color is from the hair follicles losing their pigment cells over time. This is what can cause premature greying of hair.

Not everyone is happy when their hair starts to go grey, especially if they are still young. People from different racial backgrounds tend to grey at different points in their life. For example, people of European descent are considered going prematurely grey if they begin to go grey at 20. If someone of African descent turns grey before 30, then they are considered to be prematurely grey. ALODERMA products may be a natural way to help you age gracefully.

What Causes Premature Grey Hair

 There are several causes for premature greying hair. For example, if you have any deficiencies of B-12, B-6, biotin, vitamin D, or vitamin E, premature greying can be the result. Or, your grey hair could be inherited through genetics or race.

Another reason could be oxidative stress. When antioxidants are imbalanced, there aren’t enough to counter free radical damage. Unstable molecules are free radicals that can contribute to disease and aging. When you have too much oxidative stress, it can cause a skin-pigment disease called vitiligo. Loss of cell function or melanin cell death due to vitiligo can also turn your hair white.

There are certain autoimmune diseases and other medical conditions which can cause you to turn grey prematurely. For example, thyroid dysfunction has shown a connection with hair abnormalities.

Alopecia Areata, an autoimmune skin condition that can cause hair loss on your face, scalp, and elsewhere on your body. When your hair grows back, it usually ends up white due to a melanin deficiency.

If there aren’t enough reasons to stop smoking before the age of 30, smokers are 2 ½ times more likely to become grey faster than non-smokers. Even hair products and chemical hair dyes can contribute to premature grey hair. It’s because many of the products contain ingredients that will decrease melanin.

How Aloe Gel Helps

Aloe Vera gel can help support your hair health and maintain hair naturally. There are several hair care treatments that use Aloe Vera commonly utilized in spas. With all the beauty and health benefits that Aloe Vera gel offers, putting it in your hair with it is the next step. Using gel in a pump bottle, such as Pure Aloe Vera Gel 300g from ALODERMA is an easy way to do it.

An additional way to pump up the treatment is to mix Aloe Vera gel with fenugreek will strengthen your hair and make it softer and shinier. Soak two tablespoons of fenugreek seeds overnight in water. Strain them and make a paste. Then blend them with two tablespoons of Pure Aloe Vera Gel 114G or Fresh Aloe Juice Skin Hydrator.  Apply the mixture of Aloe Vera gel and fenugreek paste to your hair and scalp. Let it on for 30 minutes and rinse with a mild shampoo.

You can also make a hair mask with gooseberry powder, yogurt, and Pure Aloe Vera Gel 200g. Blend the ingredients together and massage them into your scalp. Pull it towards the tips of your hair, and then coat your tips with the remaining mask. Let it stay in your hair for about 45 minutes, and then rinse your hair with a mild shampoo.

Lastly, you can mix Pure Aloe Vera Gel with olive oil to make a deep cleansing mask for your hair. This mask will boost the volume of your hair while improving the luster of your.

Aloe Vera gel can also help moisturize damaged premature grey hair and weak hair that breaks easily. So if you want your hair longer and stronger, using Aloe Vera Gel is certainly on option to help support strong and healthy hair.

Suppose you have prematurely grey hair and want it to be shiny and lustrous. In that case, using ALODERMA Aloe Vera Products will give you that.