Is it harmful to wash your hair with tea bran often?

There is no harm in washing your hair with tea bran often.

Tea bran is a natural and excellent nonionic surfactant with strong decontamination and cleaning ability and no chemical damage. It is rich in nutrients, including crude protein and various amino acids.

Tea bran, also called "tea seed" in Guangdong, is the residue left after the edible oil is extracted from the tea fruit on the mountain tree. Tea bran water has strong detergency, bactericidal power and other good effects of traditional Chinese medicine.

Before 1980s, it was a special product used by women in Guangdong and nearby areas to wash their hair. It has obvious effects of removing hair oil, relieving itching, removing dandruff, stopping alopecia, promoting hair growth and making hair black and shiny. It is the best prescription to treat seborrheic alopecia, and it is also the healthiest and most effective Chinese medicine shampoo and hair care product.

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Tea seed cake for ancient traditional shampoo. Tea residue contains tea saponin, protein and natural tea oil. Long-term use has the effects of stopping dandruff, relieving itching, degreasing, sterilizing and repairing damaged hair, and has obvious effects of blackening hair and promoting hair growth. It is one of the best cleaners in nature.

Shampoo method: 50g each time, wrapped in gauze and boiled in boiling water for about 10 minutes. Or soak the cloth bag in freshly boiled water until the water turns brown. When the water temperature is suitable, you can start rubbing the cloth bag repeatedly by hand to make the ingredients in the tea cake come out as soon as possible.

When washing your hair, the water temperature can be a little higher, and your hair should be soaked in tea withering water as much as possible, so that the effective ingredients in tea withering can enter your hair faster. You can also wipe it on your head with a cloth, massage it properly, and finally clean it.

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Sogou encyclopedia-tea bran