I was surprised not to find any search results for "onion juice" on LHC. Onion juice is a home remedy for hair loss, among other things - googling "onion juice" and "hair" brings up some interesting links.
Anybody have experience or information about this?
I have a red, patch with very thin hair just above the nape of my neck, and I thought I'd give onion juice a try - it's apparently ...
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Wow, I've never heard of that! Be sure and post your results...
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On the archived board, if you do the search there, was a young lady who did some onion treatment and the smell stayed in her scalp months after that, she was miserable and had tried everything to get rid of it.
I have been very wary of recipes calling for onion or garlic, after reading that.
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On the archived board, if you do the search there, was a young lady who did some onion treatment and the smell stayed in her scalp months after that, she was miserable and had tried everything to get rid of it.
I have been very wary of recipes calling for onion or garlic, after reading that....
I was recommended to boil onion skins (for 15 min or so?) and use the liquid on the scalp to help fight hairloss. It was not smelly, but when I used the purple onion skin, it slightly stained my hair. I haven't stuck with this treatment for long enough to see if it helps though.
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I was recommended to boil onion skins (for 15 min or so?) and use the liquid on the scalp to help fight hairloss. It was not smelly, but when I used the purple onion skin, it slightly stained my hair. I haven't stuck with this treatment for long enough to see if it helps though....
I've read that onion juice or extract is the main ingredient in Mederma and other scar healing ointments. I was rubbing on onion for a while but you kinda hafta have privacy. Othawise DH or SO may not dig it.
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I've read that onion juice or extract is the main ingredient in Mederma and other scar healing ointments. I was rubbing on onion for a while but you kinda hafta have privacy. Othawise DH or SO may not dig it.
Interesting! But I guess if I suspected mysyelf to have a fungal infecftion
on my scalp I'd first try something else there, maybe rinses or even
Monistat applied topically.
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Interesting! But I guess if I suspected mysyelf to have a fungal infecftion on my scalp I'd first try something else there, maybe rinses or even Monistat applied topically.
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Re: Onion Juice Just for those who might be interested but missed out my post, it was definitely not stinky when I used it the way I way told to. __________________ My lil' countdown: 3" 2.5" 2" 1.5" 1" 0.5" BCL Grow, hair, grow!
Re: Onion Juice *Update* Just in case anyone hasn't been dissuaded from trying this: the towel I used, after being washed twice, still smells like onions! (My hair, fortunately, got off scot-free). Oh, and the red patch on my nape is still there __________________
Re: Onion Juice Quote: Originally Posted by Upside Down Onion skins are used in Serbia to color easter eggs. They give a brown tint. In Finland too! __________________ Always behave like a duck -- keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.
I've read that onion juice or extract is the main ingredient in Mederma and other scar healing ointments. I was rubbing on onion for a while but you kinda hafta have privacy. Othawise DH or SO may not dig it.
Interesting! But I guess if I suspected mysyelf to have a fungal infecftion on my scalp I'd first try something else there, maybe rinses or even Monistat applied topically.
Re: Onion Juice Quote: Originally Posted by Heidi_234 Just for those who might be interested but missed out my post, it was definitely not stinky when I used it the way I way told to. I'm glad it worked for you, too, but I have to agree that after looking at the mixed results of others that I would definitely try something else. I just can't imagine living with the possibility of having the smell lingering at all, much less for 11...
Re: Onion Juice In Estonia it's a very well known home remedy to fight hair loss. One would mash up a raw onion and smear it on the scalp, pretty much. It is said to work wonders, however, the smell will linger for a long, long time. Weeks, actually. This is why I will never try this on myself, as I have no desire to smell like raw onions for weeks. __________________ nordic hennahead
Re: Onion Juice Quote: Originally Posted by Heidi_234 Just for those who might be interested but missed out my post, it was definitely not stinky when I used it the way I way told to. My nose is twitching at the mere thought.....I'm glad you escaped unscathed heidi_234 but after reading the original thread from start to finish through the link Leneveu gave earlier in this thread, it's one aspect of traditional folk remedies...
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