Steps for washing hair with mugwort

The steps for washing your hair with mugwort generally require putting the mugwort into a special casserole and making it into mugwort water by boiling it. The higher the concentration, the better the effect. You can pour the mugwort water of appropriate temperature on your hair to help moisten your hair, then wrap it up with a towel, keep it on your scalp for about 10 minutes, and then wash it off with warm water or shampoo.

During the cleaning process, you must use your fingers to repeatedly massage your head. This can promote blood circulation in the head, help remove oil from the hair, and achieve the effect of nourishing the scalp. Washing your hair with mugwort can relieve pain, fight inflammation and reduce inflammation, and can also achieve a certain dandruff removal effect. It has an auxiliary therapeutic effect for people with imbalanced qi and blood or frequent headaches. If you often have oily secretions on your head, or have seborrheic folliculitis, you need to choose mugwort to wash your hair regularly, about once or twice a week. It can help improve symptoms of scalp itching and fungal infections, and can also help relieve allergy symptoms. It can also help people with poor sleep and autonomic nervous system disorders, thereby improving sleep quality.

Mugwort can not only be used for washing hair, but also for bathing or soaking feet. It is a relatively common Chinese herbal medicine and has certain health-preserving effects. It has certain effects of warming the meridians, stopping bleeding, dispelling cold and removing dampness.