Baldness is also known as alopecia, it can be treated with herbs that stimulate the scalp thus encouraging the growth of hair. Stimulating oils are often used as a natural baldness remedy. Cedar oil, sesame oil, eucalyptus oil, and olive oil are all oils that are used to treat baldness. These oils are massaged once or twice daily into the scalp at the location of the thinning hair. Cedar, eucalyptus, and olive oil works great together.

Hair shampoo containing aloe vera and jojoba should be used. A hair rinse of sage, yarrow, and nettles is a good rinse to use after shampooing.

Studies have shown that people with alopecia who use essential oils experienced a forty-four percent improvement in hair growth. Essential oils like thyme oil, rosemary oil, lavender oil, cedarwood oil, and jojoba oil mixed together, pack a mean punch against baldness. The best way to use these oils is to massage them into the scalp then wrap a warm towel around the head to help the skin absorb the oils.

There are internal supplements that you can take to help stop and control balding. Fish liver oils, lecithin, and a Chinese herb by the name of polygonum multiflorum are the best supplements. Polygonum multiflorum is a remarkable well-known Chinese herb that has been used for centuries. It is mainly used as a blood tonic for anemia and liver weakness. This herb is also notorious for restoring hair color and growth in those who may have become precipitately grey and bald. This herb is found in herb stores all over the world. The powdered herb should be taken three times a day with a recommended dosage of 900mg.

- In addition, vitamin E, niacin, B6, pantothenic acid, B-complex, zinc, selenium, and B15 are also supplements that are excellent home remedies for baldness.