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Encourage Hair Growth: Clean Out Your Hair Pores with Aloe

January 25, 2014 by Danielle Brown 25 Comments

Pores, pores, and more pores! Your skin is covered in them! Wherever there is a hair, there is a pore. That means you could have 5 million pores  covering your body! Holy smokes! Pores, small holes in your epidermis (a fancy word for skin) that allow it to breathe, secrete substances like sweat and serve a variety of other functions, do the wonderful job of keeping your skin healthy–if they aren’t clogged, that is. Without them, or if they are clogged and therefore not functioning as they should, you could suffer from a great deal of skin and scalp problems, from dry hands to balding. Lucky for you, you can try aloe for hair loss. Aloe can help bring all the dirt that doesn’t belong on your scalp (which then gets into your pores) to the surface, allowing trapped the hair on the top of your head to grow again! Once aloe releases all the dirt and grime smothering your scalp’s pores, which can keep new hairs from rising to the surface, nothing will be weighing down your hair anymore. Freedom!

All Clogged Up! The Consequences of Dirt-Filled Pores

When the hair pores on your head are clogged it means that dirt, germs, or oil have collected on the scalp and seeped into your pores. The pile-up of grease and dirt that has accumulated in your scalp’s pores act like any other blockage you would find in a backed-up sink, shower drain or garbage disposal: it prevents the scalp from doing its job. As a result,

  • the chances of developing an infection increase
  • hair follicles are suffocated, as hair is unable to break through the oily mess to rise to the surface
  • bacteria is attracted to the hot-spot of oil and dirt, which may lead to inflammation in the hair follicle

Whether the hair follicles just become suppressed from your clogged pores or infection occurs too, you may suffer from hair loss. Getting those pores unclogged quick should be top priority!

How Do Hair Pores Get Clogged?

Here is a list of things that could be getting in your hair’s way of growing to the surface:

  • dirt
  • dandruff
  • dead skin cells
  • oil

Keep in mind, that some people just have naturally oily scalps or suffer from dandruff. If one of those people is you, you have a greater risk of clogged pores.

Aloe for Hair Loss and Clean Pores? Tell Me How!

Usually at the first signs of an oily, dry or dandruffy scalp you’d go running to your local drugstore or supermarket for a specific shampoo on the shelves. But most of what you would pick up at the store is loaded with artificial ingredients. Who knows what you are putting in your hair? What if I told you there was an all-natural alternative to clean out your pores?  Aloe can keep your pores squeaky clean and functioning properly with none of the chemicals. Using aloe shampoo and conditioner (check out this cool recipe for an easy way to make your own aloe conditioner) or even rinsing your hair with an aloe-infused water, can stop that germy build-up. By tackling the oily, dirty mess on your scalp, aloe

  • allows your head to breath again
  • frees hair to push through pores and grow easier
  • prevents infection or inflammation

Aloe is also a dandruff-fighting wizard, so if that’s what making your pores clogged, aloe can take care of it.

Aloe for hair loss! Pass it on!

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Filed Under: Hair Care, Medicinal Uses

Comments

  1. Glen says

    July 9, 2014 at 3:43 pm

    What kind of shampoo with aloe should I use to unclog follicles. Do you know any success stories? Thank you.

    Reply
    • Amelia says

      July 27, 2014 at 7:26 pm

      You can use Aloe Gel instead. Works well.

      Reply
      • Debra Snider says

        September 4, 2015 at 2:12 am

        Are you talking about the alie vera gel sold for burns? If so how often and how do I apply it. Thsnk you for responding.

        Reply
  2. Gerty says

    September 3, 2014 at 12:41 pm

    how do i use aloe gel to get a healthy hair growth?

    Reply
  3. Dolly Das says

    October 28, 2014 at 7:34 am

    I am suffering from oily sticky never ending dandruff since teens and have lost almost 80% of my hair by now.

    Can I apply aloe juice on my scalp daily? If I apply it daily, will it be harmful or effect the Ph of my scalp which would cause further damage to the hair follicles?

    Reply
    • [email protected] says

      August 13, 2015 at 6:31 pm

      hey i used aloevera saop instead of shampoo whn i start using soap my hair become striong long and full of volume.. but dont know after 3 mnths my hair brcome so dry and limp …. i chng to shampoo bt then again give a try to aloe saop and its work again…. now sontimes its work amazing u should try aloe soap in hairs and let me know the result after 2 weeks… use saop alternate day

      Reply
    • Sam says

      October 28, 2016 at 5:33 pm

      Clearly the article recommends aloe juice or aloe shampoo.

      If you are questioning the ph balance i believe you should be questioning a different person.

      I am desperate enough to give aloe a try. After two weeks i will notice whether the oily buildup has worsened, stayed the same or has improved.

      Is this high school science class???????;)

      Reply
  4. John Gonzalez says

    May 11, 2015 at 2:52 am

    There is a 99% pure aloe vera Gel sold at my local Whole Foods, would this be sufficient to clear and open the pore on the scalp?

    Reply
  5. Marta says

    May 17, 2015 at 3:30 am

    How often should you cleanse your hair follicles with aloe? Weekly? Monthly?

    Reply
  6. Keith says

    May 29, 2015 at 10:11 am

    I use Dr O organic Vitamin E shampoo and conditioner which contain aloe vera juice. Do you think it’s ok ?

    Reply
  7. Zamambo mkhize says

    August 13, 2015 at 5:06 pm

    My hair line is very very bad I have contacted a dermatologist but it worse now I don’t know what to do now, is okay if I get an aloe tree and put it as it is or get it from pharmacy

    Reply
  8. Nika says

    September 30, 2015 at 6:05 pm

    The middle of my scalp is bald.. Some hairs are there and done isn’t, dome pores are open and some are closed. Will the aloe take dead skin off and open pores back

    Reply
  9. imad khan says

    November 15, 2015 at 11:51 am

    HEY ALL MY DEAR FRIENDS I AM THE ONE WHO IS SUFFERING FROM HAIR LOSS BUT IF SOME ONE IS FACING SEVERE DANDRUFF,FLAKES OR FUNGUS THE ONLY THING IS JUST THE RED ONION JUICE GET THE ONION INTO THE JUICE MACHINE AND DIRECT PUT THE JUICE ONTO YOUR HEAD LEAVING IT FOR ABOUT 5-10 MINTS UNTIL IS ABSORBS THEN WASH AWAY YOUR SCALP WITH SHAMPOO YOU WILL FEEL THE DIFFERENCE THAT’S MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE I HAVE TRIED SO MANY SHAMPOOS & TABLETS BUT ALL IN VAIN THE ONLY THING WAS RED ONION JUICE THAT HELPED ME OUT OF THIS SCALP FUNGUS.

    Reply
    • ivy says

      December 2, 2015 at 6:44 am

      does it really work? I’m 19 and suffering from this terrible thing. I can’t imagine my hair in 5 years, probably will be gone.

      Reply
  10. Sunil says

    December 29, 2015 at 7:09 pm

    Hi I can’t grow facial hair can you tell me what I can do to grow a proper beard.thanks

    Reply
  11. Josh says

    January 5, 2016 at 11:47 pm

    I have a minor case of dandruff and I have had amazing success with a 50/50 solution of apple cider vinegar and water. I put it in a spray bottle for easier application. Massage it into your scalp and do not rinse it out. Just let it air dry. Keep in mind that your hair should not get soaking wet. Focus on the scalp! Good luck y’all!! 🙂

    Reply
    • Darius says

      February 18, 2016 at 5:26 am

      Red onion? 4real?

      Reply
  12. Justin says

    April 14, 2016 at 2:39 am

    How long does it take aloe to unclogg pores??

    Reply
  13. Josephine moyo says

    September 3, 2016 at 7:13 am

    my hair is gone from the hairline to the back of my head due to plaiting and on the top l had a ringworm you can imagine where my hair is left can l use the real Aloe Vera plant l have planty invmy country various types. Which type is best on this

    Reply
  14. Wendy Nala says

    September 7, 2016 at 8:32 am

    My hairline is gone…i have bold patches as well…help me to get my hair back.

    Reply
  15. vince says

    November 26, 2016 at 8:42 pm

    How do i get those my hair to regrow back

    Reply
  16. Thelma says

    February 14, 2017 at 6:43 am

    My hair is not growing, some of my pores is clooged what can I use to uncloge my pores. My stale is wig, each & everyday I’m on cap. Please halp me. Even if is possible I, can take a foto to show u . I. Need help pls.

    Reply
  17. manuel says

    May 7, 2017 at 7:41 pm

    can i use aloe juice to open hair pores

    Reply
  18. Gina says

    August 19, 2017 at 3:50 pm

    Try Dr Bonner’s Castile soap. I use lavender and then apply aloe vera gel from the plant/leaf. I leave on for 1 hour. Them apply olive oil conditioner. my bald spots have shrunken and redness and itching is gone. My hair has thickened and growing finally after doing this for a month.

    Reply

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