An Investigatory Project of Onion (Allium cepa) as an Alternative Hair Growth Enhancer

Vol.3, No.1D

Authors

  • Meka Ela Cuntapay Bestlink College of the Philippines
  • James Harold Hidalgo Bestlink College of the Philippines
  • Risha Mae Perolino Bestlink College of the Philippines
  • Maricar Udtohan Bestlink College of the Philippines
  • Ian Jasper Villanueva Bestlink College of the Philippines
  • Jordan Keano Yabillo Bestlink College of the Philippines

Keywords:

Allium cepa, Baldness, Bald People, Hair Growth Enhancer, Hair Loss, Onion Gel

Abstract

Hair loss and baldness are two of the most common concerns people face nowadays, particularly older people. Hair loss and baldness can occur for a variety of reasons. According to science, hair loss or baldness can be caused by pregnancy, pharmaceutical side effects, hormonal imbalances, or genetics. Bald people are frequently discriminated against or bullied because they lack hair, leading them to despair and loss of confidence. Researchers are challenged to create a natural, organic, cost-effective solution to cure hair loss and baldness. This plant is quite common. However, it has some amazing properties. It’s the Allium cepa or onion. Onions, a common kitchen staple, may have more purposes than just flavouring our food. Onion is a home remedy for hair loss, which may surprise you. Onions contain nutrients that may be beneficial to the hair. Flavonoids are antioxidants. Antioxidants are thought to guard the body against free radicals. It possesses antibacterial characteristics that could aid in the treatment of scalp infections. Onions also contain dietary sulfur, which helps the hair grow. It may also accelerate hair growth. The condition of baldness or hair loss can be treated with Onion Gel. Many people will appreciate their hair being restored. As a result, discrimination against bald people will be prevented, and they will be able to live happily and worry-free. This study utilized the quantitative-experimental research method while utilizing purposive sampling.  The statistical treatment used for this study was a T-test to determine the difference between the assessments of the two groups of respondents.

 

Using the questionnaire as the research instrument, the survey was used to assess the acceptability of the Onion Gel in terms of ingredients, procedural methodology, effectiveness, and presentation. The respondents of the study are composed of the study are five dermatologists and 5 STEM Teachers. The following procedures were undertaken to develop the model: Prepare all the equipment and ingredients needed to make onion gel. Peel about four onions and cut them into small pieces. Extract the juice out of the onion by squeezing it in a Strainer. In a small bowl, put two tablespoons of onion juice. Add one tablespoon of Vitamin E oil. Add three tablespoons of Castor oil and two tablespoons of Aloe vera gel. Stir all the ingredients together until they mix well. And place it into a container. The result of the study in terms of ingredients, procedural methodology, effectiveness, and presentation is 3.48 Acceptable. The obtained overall mean of the Dermatologist is 3.425, interpreted as Acceptable. The overall mean of the STEM Teachers is 3.5375, interpreted as Highly Acceptable. The t-computed was 15.103, the t-critical was 3.355, the t-computed (>) t-critical. It indicates a significant difference between the assessments of the two groups of respondents. The study indicates that using the accurate amount of each ingredient and the right materials can help the project meet its goals. It also shows that using the right processes and plans can help the project succeed. This study still has some flaws, including methodologies, ingredients, and designs, which could lead to further research.

 

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Published

2024-04-22

How to Cite

Cuntapay, M. E. ., Hidalgo, J. H. ., Perolino, R. M. ., Udtohan, M. ., Villanueva, I. J. ., & Yabillo, J. K. . (2024). An Investigatory Project of Onion (Allium cepa) as an Alternative Hair Growth Enhancer: Vol.3, No.1D. Ascendens Asia Singapore – Bestlink College of the Philippines Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 3(1D). Retrieved from https://ojs.aaresearchindex.com/index.php/aasgbcpjmra/article/view/13446

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