Your hair naturally undergoes a cycle of regrowth after dying. Your hair follicles create less color as they become older. After the age of 35, your aging hair follicles are likely to produce a white or gray hair to replace the last hair that died, though the exact onset of graying will depend on your genetics. Many individuals believe that when their hair turns gray, they seem older and would prefer the gray to go so they may look younger, but some people embrace gray hair as a symbol of knowledge and maturity. coconut oil. Apply coconut oil to your scalp and hair every other day before going to sleep. As usual, wash your hair the next morning. Zingiber officinale, or ginger. Consume one tablespoon of honey and one teaspoon of freshly grated ginger each day. Molasses with blackstrap. A spoonful of blackstrap molasses (made from sugarcane juice, not beet sugar) should be consumed every other day since it is said to reverse the graying process. Phyllanthus emblica, or amla. Every day, consume six ounces of fresh amla juice, and once a week, use amla oil to massage your hair. Another name for amla is Indian gooseberry. Seeds of black sesame (Sesamum indicum). To slow down and even reverse the graying process, consume a spoonful of black sesame seeds two to three times a week.
