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**Title:** Winter Hair Growth Remedy using Fenugreek Seeds
**Key Points:**
1. **Problem:** No hair growth during winters, and common hair issues like dandruff and itchiness.
2. **Solution:** A 2-step process using Fenugreek Seeds:
* **Step 1:** Soak Fenugreek seeds overnight, strain, and spray the water on scalp (morning).
* **Step 2:** Mix Fenugreek powder with olive oil, infuse for 1 week in sunlight, and apply on scalp (evening).
3. **Benefits:** Promotes hair growth, strengthens hair roots, reduces hair issues, and adds shine.
4. **Usage:**
* Suitable for all ages (except newborn babies).
* Apply thrice a week (spray can be used daily).
* No significant side effects (except for oil allergies).
5. **Alternative:** If Fenugreek is unavailable, consider other remedies (e.g., mustard seed oil).
**Actionable Takeaway:** Follow the 2-step process throughout winter to transform your hair by the next season.
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**About Hair and Winters**
1. There is a common notion that hair growth slows down during winters.
2. Winters are considered a good time to apply oils and do massages for hair strengthening.
**About Fenugreek**
3. Fenugreek seeds are a key ingredient for promoting hair growth and subsiding hair issues.
4. Consuming Fenugreek in winters can help prevent Vitamin deficiencies.
5. Fenugreek seeds water is not recommended for consumption during summers as it generates body heat.
6. Fenugreek seeds water can aid in weight loss and make skin radiant when consumed in winters.
**Two-Step Hair Remedy**
7. **Step 1**: Soak Fenugreek seeds overnight, then strain and use the water as a scalp spray.
8. **Step 2**: Mix Fenugreek powder with olive oil (approximately 1 big spoon of powder with 200ml oil) for a hair oil.
**Oil Preparation and Application**
9. For the oil, cold-pressed olive oil is preferred, but regular olive oil can also be used.
10. The oil mixture should be kept in a glass bottle and infused in sunlight for a week.
11. Apply the oil primarily to the hair roots for best results, but it can also be applied to hair lengths.
12. Massage the scalp gently but thoroughly when applying the oil.
13. Leave the oil on overnight for optimal nourishment.
**Usage and Safety**
14. The remedy can be used by anyone from children to the elderly, with no known harm.
15. It is recommended to use this remedy at least three times a week.
16. If dandruff occurs due to the Fenugreek spray, use the spray only before oiling.
17. Side effects are minimal, primarily limited to those allergic to oil applications.
18. It is not recommended to apply this oil to a newborn baby's scalp; instead, use almond oil, mustard oil, or ghee.
**Availability and Alternatives**
19. If Fenugreek powder/seeds are not available, they can be ordered online (links provided in the video's description box).
20. No direct substitutes are recommended for the Fenugreek oil, but other remedies may also be effective for hair care.