Both kalonji (black seeds) and jeera (cumin) are known to support hair health. But which one actually gives better results when it comes to hair growth?

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Place a couple of squirts of dish soap into a small container. Add baking soda to the dish soap to form a paste. Take a soft-bristled toothbrush (or your fingertip will do), and gently work the paste ...

Kalonji strengthens roots over time, while jeera revitalises the scalp quickly—choose based on your hair’s specific needs.

"All you have to do it is for 1 month to restore strength and luster to your hair," said the Maine Pyar Kiya actor.

Batana oil for hair side effects 'Batana oil is generally safe, but like anything new a patch test is always a good idea. If you're allergic to nuts or palm oil, be cautious.