Guava leaves are known for their analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties, making them useful for scalp health. These leaves are frequently used in hair rinses to treat dandruff and other scalp problems. They also include B vitamins and vitamin C, which stimulate follicles and promote hair development.

How to apply guava leafs on hair?

• Take guava leaves and boil them in a liter of water for approximately 20 minutes. Allow the liquid to cool after straining it.
• Apply this solution to your scalp and then work it down to your hair’s tips [wash it off with shampoo, skip conditioner]
• Allow at least 2 hours, or even overnight, if desired. Rinse with clear, lukewarm water

So, instead of wasting money on expensive, unhealthy chemical shampoos, pick up a few leaves of this superfood and use them to organically treat your hair problems.

Benefits of guava leave

• Vitamin C ,found in guava leaves ,is an antioxidant that fights free radicals and protects your hair from damage.
• Guava leaves include a variety of bacteria static and fungi static substance that can help prevent scalp infections. This can help to stimulate hair development and a healthy scalp. 
• Massage the lotion into your scalp to raise blood circulation and pressure allowing more nutrition to reach the follicles.
• They can aid in the removal of debris and filth from your hair, as well as unclogging your follicles. This helps to reduce dandruff and oiliness.
• Dirt removal aids in the smoothing of hair shafts, making them silky and lustrous.

How Often Should You Apply?

Use guava leaf solution three times a week if you have hair loss. Use it twice a week if you want to speed up hair growth and maintain your hair shining.

Precautions

• Before you begin applying the solution to your hair, make sure it has cooled to room temperature.
• Hot water should not be used to rinse your hair since it will dry up your scalp and hair.