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News India Live, Digital Desk: Does it happen to you too that one day suddenly you stand in front of the mirror and suddenly a ‘white hair’ is visible? Then the struggle to hide that hair begins and along with it the anxiety increases in the mind. We immediately run to the market and buy hair colors containing expensive chemicals. But have you ever thought that the solution can also be found in a small thing present in our kitchen? Yes, I am talking about fennel. We often take it as a mouth freshener after eating, but its properties are not limited to digestion alone. If you are troubled by premature graying of hair, then fennel is no less than a miracle for you. Let us understand what magic fennel does on hair and what is the right way to use it. Why only fennel? Fennel is rich in minerals like antioxidants, vitamin C and iron. Our hair often starts turning gray due to ‘oxidative stress’, and fennel helps in reducing this stress. It strengthens the hair roots and brings back their lost natural shine. Two very easy ways to use:1. Fennel Water Rinse: This method is best for those people who do not have much time. Take two glasses of water in a pan and add two tablespoons of fennel in it. Boil it till the water remains half. Now let this water cool down and filter it. When you wash your hair with your regular shampoo, then at last wash your head with this fennel water. This nourishes the scalp and improves melanin production (which is important for hair color).2. Fennel oil or paste (Saunf Mask): If the hair is becoming very dry and white, then grind fennel and make its powder. Mix it with some coconut oil and apply it on the roots. By doing this twice a week you will start seeing a clear difference.3. A small but true advice, friends, nothing natural does magic overnight. You have to be patient. While chemical dyes darken your hair from the outside, these home remedies work from the inside. Along with this, include plenty of green vegetables and water in your diet. Love your hair and try relying on nature instead of chemicals. Have you ever heard of such a use of fennel before? Be sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments!