Matcha Tea Benefits for Hair Loss

The factors behind hair loss can be varied, and that can also depend on your genetics and hormonal imbalance. Everyone deserves lustrous and voluminous hair. In today’s blog, we will learn how your weight-loss tea can help you grow hair and reduce hair damage.

Japanese matcha green tea for hair loss is gaining popularity these days due to its health benefits.

Matcha green tea is more beneficial than your regular green tea as it has many more antioxidant properties than green tea, helps fight the free radicals in the scalp, and reduces the oxidative stress affecting the hair follicles. Researchers have found that matcha is also rich in essential minerals, amino acids and vitamins, enhancing and nourishing hair. Panthenol, a B vitamin present in this Japanese tea, strengthens hair and repairs damaged hair, such as split ends, promoting new hair growth.

Matcha green tea is more beneficial than regular green tea; in matcha tea, the entire leaf nutrient is present, ensuring the plant power of Epigallocatechin Gallate, or EGCG, is present in the tea. EGCG blocks excessive DHT production, which can gradually lead to male pattern and female pattern balding. EGCG, therefore, helps in preventing hair loss. It also helps stimulate the dermal papilla, which induces hair growth. Matcha also contains vitamins C, E, selenium chromium, zinc and magnesium, which protect against sun radiation and also increase blood circulation in the scalp.

Polyphenols found in the tea leaves, and matcha powder help strengthen hair roots and hair follicles to facilitate hair growth.

Many shampoos are also available with matcha green tea as an active ingredient which can be beneficial in fighting dandruff and can also help in soothing the scalp, keeping psoriasis irritation at bay.

Matcha green tea contains a high amount of caffeine, which may cause-

• • Headaches
  • Diarrhea
  • Insomnia or loss of sleep
  • Acne breakouts

Therefore, consult a hair doctor before using matcha green tea.

These topical solutions and dietary supplements may aid in nourishing the scalp, but standalone matcha green tea for hair loss may not be effective. Dermatologists always suggest opting for scientifically proven treatments for hair loss and other scalp issues.

Experiencing excess hair loss or hair thinning can be because of any infection or underlying disease. Consult the expert dermatologists at HairMD to get the right treatment.