3 weeks ago
Viral Mulethi-Curd Hair Pack Targets Monsoon Hair Fall
During the rainy monsoon, some people lose more hair than usual.
This is common and usually temporary.
A famous hairstylist named Javed Habib shared a home remedy.
He mixes mulethi powder with curd.
People put this mixture on their scalp once a week.
Then they wash it off while bathing.
The tip became very popular online.
Many people with hair fall wanted to try it.
A doctor explained that rain and humidity can cause more hair to fall.
It is not yet known if this hair pack really works.
Celebrity hairstylist Javed Habib shared a viral remedy for monsoon hair fall: mixing mulethi (liquorice) powder with curd.
The pack is applied to the scalp once a week before washing hair and rinsed off as usual.
Dermatologist Dr Shruti Kohli of Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad, said increased monsoon hair fall is common.
Monsoon hair fall is attributed to humidity, scalp infections, and changes in the hair growth cycle.
Whether the mulethi-curd pack actually reduces shedding or is just another viral beauty tip remains unclear.
- Who
- Celebrity hairstylist Javed Habib shared the remedy; Dr Shruti Kohli, Senior Consultant, Dermatology, Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad, commented on monsoon hair fall.
- What
- A viral hair pack made of mulethi (liquorice) powder and curd (dahi), applied weekly to the scalp to tackle monsoon hair fall.
- Where
- India, where the monsoon season, the trend, and the commenting hospital in Faridabad are based.
- When
- During the monsoon season, when the trend went viral.
- Why
- Many people experience a temporary rise in hair fall during the monsoon due to humidity, scalp infections, and hair growth cycle changes, prompting interest in home remedies.
Viral remedy supporters
Proof-seeking skeptics
Does the mulethi-curd pack actually reduce hair fall?
Viral remedy supporters
The celebrity-backed home remedy uses natural ingredients and has gone viral as a simple fix for monsoon hair fall.
Proof-seeking skeptics
The article questions whether it truly reduces shedding or is just another viral beauty tip, and no evidence of its effectiveness is provided.
Key facts
- Remedy
- Mulethi (liquorice) powder mixed with curd (dahi)
- Application
- Apply to scalp once a week before washing hair; rinse off as usual
- Shared by
- Celebrity hairstylist Javed Habib
- Expert comment
- Dr Shruti Kohli, Senior Consultant, Dermatology, Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad
- Cause of monsoon hair fall
- Humidity, scalp infections, changes in the hair growth cycle
- Hair fall pattern
- Temporary increase commonly seen during the monsoon
- Effectiveness
- Not established in the article; possibly just a viral beauty tip
Quotes
Dr Shruti Kohli
Senior Consultant, Dermatology, Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad
“During the monsoon, it’s common to see a temporary increase in hair fall because of humidity, scalp infections, and changes in the hair growth cycle.”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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