Hair Care Treatments With Ayurvedic Products

With all of the commercials and hair care product ads that are on the market today it can become overwhelming with which is the best solution to an individual's hair problems. Many manufacturers would want the individual to believe that only their hair care product can resolve the problem at hand. Also many individuals believe that the hair doesn't require any special treatment because the hair isn't living. However, taking care of the hair is a must just as wanting a healthy body.

Many individuals do not realize that there are several natural remedies to having healthy hair. Regenerating the hair and allowing the hair to become healthy again the Ayurvedic treatment is a remedy with herbs that will aid the scalp and strands. Vitamin C which is very beneficial to healthy hair can be found in the Indian Gooseberry also known as Amalaki. Amalaki is used to treat hair loss and the damaged ends of the hair strands.

Dandruff, stress and scalp disease can all contribute to hair loss. Aging also plays a major role in hair loss and having hair that has lost its luster. Many individuals are afraid of losing the beautiful hair that they had when they were younger. Following a few simple remedies can help prevent hair loss and damage to the hair. Here are listed some easy to follow tips for hair loss rejuvenation.

Soften the Amalaki powder by soaking it in water for several hours. Once the powder is done absorbing the water, squeeze the water out of the mixture and use this to mix with lemon juice. Lemon juice is full of vitamin C which is very important to good hair care. Wash the hair with the Amalaki and lemon juice mixture and make sure to massage it into the scalp. Use this treatment daily to restore shine, body and bounce back to the hair.

Oscars 2010: Avatar and Hurt Locker lead nominations

Science-fiction film Avatar and war movie The Hurt Locker lead the way at this year's Academy Awards with nine nominations each.


The battle will be James Cameron's Avatar, go head to head with his former wife, Kathryn Bigelow, who made The Hurt Locker, in the category of best director.

Other films shown in the film category included in the air, The Blind Side, precious and District 9.

Candidates in the UK are Colin Firth, Dame Helen Mirren and Carey Mulligan.

The British writer Nick Hornby, who brought education to the big screen, has also been nominated for an award in the category of best adapted screenplay.


Hornby is best known for a series of books that have been adapted and made into movies, including Fever Pitch, High Fidelity and About A Boy.

Writers Jesse Armstrong, Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche Armando Iannucci and were nominated in the adapted screenplay category at the circuit, based on the comedy show the thick of it.

Another British hopeful Nick Park, Wallace and Gromit capers A Matter of Loaf and Death.


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For the first time since 1944, the Oscar best-picture function 10 candidates instead of the five usual.

The list also includes the animated film, a serious man, Inglourious Basterds and education.

Firth is for her first Oscar for his role as a gay academic mourning the death of his partner in the feature fashion designer Tom Ford debut one man.

"I thought I was managing my expectations, but upon hearing that tone of voice found new and unknown. Perhaps I should do another musical," said the star of Mamma Mia.