Aspirin for Hair Growth: The Simple Hack You Need to Try

Okay, here is my blog post about using aspirin for hair growth:

So, I heard somewhere that aspirin could help with hair growth. It sounded a little crazy, but I figured, why not give it a shot? My hair could definitely use a little boost.

First, I did a little digging online to see what people were saying. It turns out the stuff in aspirin, something called acetylsalicylic acid, might help clean up your scalp. They say it can exfoliate dead skin and get rid of dandruff, which sounds pretty good. I mean, who wants a flaky scalp, right?

I grabbed a bottle of aspirin from my medicine cabinet and got to work. I crushed a few tablets into a fine powder. It was a bit messy, but no big deal. I just used the back of a spoon, but you can use anything. Some people online said to use a mortar and pestle, but I don’t have one.

Next, I mixed the aspirin powder with my regular shampoo. I just squirted some shampoo into my hand, sprinkled in the aspirin powder, and mixed it up with my finger. It looked a little weird, but hey, I was willing to try anything.

Then, I hopped in the shower and washed my hair like I normally do. I massaged the aspirin shampoo into my scalp, making sure to really work it in there. I left it on for a few minutes while I did other shower stuff.

• Crushed some aspirin tablets.
• Mixed it with my shampoo.
• Washed my hair as usual.
• Let it sit for a bit.
• Rinsed it out.

After a while, I rinsed everything out and dried my hair. It felt super clean, that’s for sure. My scalp felt kind of tingly, but not in a bad way. Honestly, my hair looked shinier and more voluminous right away. I was pretty surprised! It feels like it cleaned out all the gunk and buildup on my scalp.

Did it work?

I’ve been doing this aspirin thing a couple of times a week for a few weeks now. It’s hard to say for sure if it’s making my hair grow faster, but it definitely feels healthier. Plus, I haven’t seen any dandruff, which is a huge win. I think it does help with cleaning your hair and scalp. I read online it can help repair damaged fibers too, so that’s probably why my hair feels better. I’m going to keep at it and see what happens. Maybe it’s a miracle cure, maybe it’s not, but my hair feels pretty darn good, so I’m happy!