How to Make Onion Oil for Hair at Home for Faster Natural Hair Growth and Less Hair Fall

Dealing with thinning hair or excessive shedding can feel incredibly frustrating — especially when you look in the mirror and notice more strands on your brush than on your head. The constant worry about receding hairlines, patchy spots, or slow regrowth makes many of us lose confidence in how we look and feel every single day. The good news? A simple, centuries-old kitchen ingredient — onions — has been gaining serious attention lately, and what most people don’t realize is that the real power lies in turning it into a potent homemade oil (keep reading until the end because I’ll share the one “secret twist” that makes it 10 times more effective and almost odor-free).

Why Onions Are Surprisingly Good for Your Hair
Onions are naturally rich in sulfur — one of the building blocks of keratin, the main protein in your hair. Studies published in the Journal of Dermatology (2002) showed that sulfur-containing compounds can support stronger hair follicles. On top of that, onions contain quercetin, a powerful antioxidant that helps fight inflammation around the hair roots. Less inflammation often means a healthier environment for hair to grow.

But here’s the catch: just rubbing raw onion juice on your scalp can be messy and smelly. Making onion-infused oil solves both problems while preserving all the beneficial compounds.

Benefits of Using Onion Oil Regularly (Backed by Research & Real People)
Promotes thicker-looking hair over time
Reduces hair fall by strengthening roots
Adds natural shine and softness
Soothes itchy, flaky scalp
May help with mild dandruff thanks to its antimicrobial properties
A 2014 study in the Journal of Drug Delivery and Therapeutics found that participants using onion juice twice a week noticed visible improvement in hair regrowth after 6–8 weeks.

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