Bridgerton actress Charithra Chandran has unveiled a 47p tool that took her hair from thinning to thick and luscious again.
The TV star, known for her role as Edwina Sharma in the second season of the hit Netflix Regency-era drama, shared her secret in a video posted on social media.
Speaking in a TikTok video, Charithra shared: “I’ve been working really hard on my hair health since I noticed some thinning. I think I now have my routine locked down.”
Charithra uses a scalp massager, which you can buy from Temu for just 47p. She explained: “Scalp health is key to having healthy hair.”
Showing her followers how to use the massager, Charithra explained that you use it to rub shampoo into your scalp to ensure your hair is really clean.
“Since using this, I’ve noticed my hair being thicker and feeling a lot cleaner,” she continued.
Meanwhile, one beauty influencer took to the platform TikTok to share three products she uses that saved her own hair from the “edge of disaster”.
Known online as just Cristina, the 54-year-old revealed the trio of supplements she takes for healthier locks.
Speaking to her more than 350,000 followers, she explained: “I’m going to give you some incredible tips that have taken me from the edge of hair disaster to having fabulous hair. It’s never too late to have fabulous hair.
“If you’re serious about this you’re going to have to get consistent and you’re going to have to work from the inside out.”
According to Cristina, the best way to protect your hair is taking the supplements biotin, silica and saw palmetto.
Biotin – also known as vitamin B7 – is backed by scientists as a preventative treatment for hair loss. It is a water-soluble B vitamin found naturally in some foods such as meat, eggs, fish, seeds, and nuts.
As reported by Medical News Today, it can help maintain a healthy nervous system, nails, hair and skin, among other functions.
Cristina also recommended upping your silica intake, because it encourages hair growth by stimulating the production of collagen. Foods high in silica include green beans, brown rice, lentils, cereal, and lentils.
Saw palmetto was third on Cristina’s list of go-to ingredients for luscious hair, which, while its benefits as a hair loss treatment have been challenged by the medical community, some anecdotal evidence suggests that it works for some.
“Taken in small doses, saw palmetto is unlikely to be harmful, however it’s inadvisable to spend too much time or money investing in this product as a hair loss treatment,” Lloyds Pharmacy says.
