I TRIED IT WITH MY 62-YEAR-OLD MOTHER AND SHE NO LONGER HAS WHITE HAIR! IT’S VERY CHEAP AND EASY!


Your hair turns gray with age although many blame their children, work, lack of sleep and the long working hours.  You may notice a couple of gray hairs along the line of your hair that spread rapidly as the years pass.

Now, rather than having a permanent hair dye box or visit the beauty salon, you could try a natural remedy that will help you darken your hair: potato peels!

The starch in potato peels acts as a natural color that helps you cover the gray hair slowly in a matter of weeks or months.

Here’s the recipe:


  • five or six potatoes (medium or large)
  • a large pot
  • a strainer
  • a large bowl
  • a bottle of shampoo
  • moisturizing shampoo and conditioner
  • a towel


Step 1
Remove the peels of five or six large or medium-sized potatoes. Put the potatoes aside and put the shells in a large saucepan. Fill the pot with 1/2 a gallon of water. Boil the water. Leave the shells to boil for 20 to 30 minutes.


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