DIY Coffee Hair Growth Spray

Got coffee? This DIY coffee hair growth spray is designed to wake up sleeping hair follicles to get them to start working on growing that gorgeous silky waist-length hair we all want.

Lots of people have started using coffee-based products for their hair in the quest to promote hair growth like never before.

The latest coffee hair growth trends are washing/conditioning your hair with coffee (coffee hair rinse), applying coffee-infused hair oil, and drum roll…making your own DIY coffee hair growth spray!

What exactly is in coffee that makes it good for hair growth of all things?! Let’s find out below!

Special Ingredients in Coffee that Make it Amazing for Hair Growth

You’ll be surprised to know the ingredients in coffee that make it a beverage that is not just delicious, but nutritious as well!

Caffeine – Of course. Everyone knows coffee is full of caffeine. But did you know that caffeine actually promotes hair growth? It does this by increasing blood circulation to your scalp, which mean each and every hair follicle is nourished with nutrient-rich blood, allowing them to do their job well – which is to produce healthy strong long hair. Caffeine also helps prevent hair loss and boosts hair regrowth too!

Flavonoids – These plant pigments are rich in antioxidant properties that fight off oxidative damage-causing free radicals that make hair become dull, lifeless and prematurely gray. The flavonoids in coffee help regenerate damaged hair so that it gets back its original luster and becomes smoother and shinier.

Acidic compounds – The acidic nature of coffee helps rebalance the natural pH of the scalp and hair. Some of the acids in coffee incude: chlorogenic, quinic, citric, acetic, lactic, malic, phosphoric, linoleic, and palmitic acids.

Vitamins & Minerals – Yep, coffee also has vitamins and minerals that make them good for hair health! These include Vitamin B2 (riboflavin), Vitamin B3 (niacin), magnesium, potassium, and various other antioxidants.

Benefits of Coffee for Hair Growth & More

There are many benefits of adding coffee to your hair care regimen and these include:

Exfoliates your scalp and removed dead cells. The natural acids in coffee act as gentle exfoliants to remove dead flakes on your scalp. These acids also tighten the scalp which helps control excess oils.

The compounds in coffee help revert the hormone DHT which causes both male and female pattern hair loss.

Using coffee on your hair, whether it’s simply mixing 1 tsp of brewed coffee in your shampoo, pouring a coffee hair rinse on your hair after a shower or spritzing a coffee hair growth spray, helps naturally prevent and reduce graying of hair.

Coffee promotes softer, smoother and shinier hair by helping your hair retain moisture.

Applying coffee directly on your scalp helps restore hair growth by awakening dormant hair follicles to continue the process of producing hair. It does this because of the caffeine content in it that helps stimulate blood flow to every hair follicle on the scalp.

This DIY coffee hair growth spray is an excellent stimulator for hair growth! Here is the incredibly easy recipe – no heat or complicated tools involved:

What you need

1 tbsp dried lavender (where to get it)
1 tbsp dried rosemary (where to get it)
1 tsp ground coffee (where to get it)
1 inch cinnamon stick (where to get it)
2 cups room temperature water
Tea pot with infuser (where to get it)
Tea strainer to filter (where to get it)
Small funnel for easy transfer (where to get it)
Amber spray bottle for storage (where to get it)

Directions

Into your tea pot with an infuser, add 1 tbsp dried lavender buds, 1 tbsp dried rosemary leaves, 1 tsp ground coffee and 1 inch cinnamon stick.
Now pour in 2 cups of room temperature water.
Let it infuse for 12 hours or overnight.
When the time is up, strain the coffee mixture into a spray bottle.
Your DIY coffee hair spray is ready for use!
Apply regularly, at least once a day on your scalp and hair, to notice new hair growth and stronger shinier hair!
It lasts 2-3 weeks if stored in the refrigerator.