Below are several herbal hair wash recipes for postpartum women to choose from. Recipe 1: 250g pine needles, 250g Chinese arborvitae leaves, 20g aconite root. Wash ingredients thoroughly, decoct in water, strain, and use the liquid to wash hair. Usage: First rinse hair with clean water to remove dirt. Apply the herbal solution, massage into hair, and soak for 5-6 minutes. Pat dry; do not rinse. Those with chronic headaches or scalp itchiness may extend the massage time appropriately.
Benefits: Dispels wind and dampness, treats headaches. Commonly used for hair growth and darkening. 30g Saposhnikovia root, 30g Schizonepeta, 15g Angelica dahurica, 100g Cypress leaves. Wash with water, decoct, strain, and use for washing hair. Method: Same as above.
Benefits: Prevents wind-cold colds, treats headaches, and removes dandruff. Commonly used for darkening and promoting hair growth. 60g ginger, 250g cypress leaves. Wash thoroughly, decoct in water, strain, and use the liquid to wash hair. Method: Same as above. For those with excessive dandruff or severe scalp itching, rub the ginger residue over the scalp during washing for enhanced effectiveness.
Benefits: Promotes blood circulation, warms the skin, prevents wind-cold colds, eliminates dandruff, and relieves itching. Long-term use may promote hair growth and darken hair.