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The widespread disorder known as alopecia, which is defined by hair loss on the scalp or other parts of the body, affects people's psychological health and sense of self. Alternative, natural remedies are becoming more popular as alopecia is treated with traditional methods like minoxidil and corticosteroids, which are not always successful and frequently have negative effects. A medicinal plant with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities, garlic (Allium sativum) has gained attention as a possible alopecia cure. Due to its ability to improve blood flow to the scalp, distribute vital nutrients, and stimulate hair follicle regeneration, garlic's bioactive chemicals--especially sulphur compounds like allicin--may help keep hair healthy. This review examines various herbal treatments, including well-known herbs likeRosmarinus officinalis (rosemary), Aloe vera, Camellia sinensis (green tea), and Panax ginseng, Allium sativum(garlic).some marketed formulations are nutrich from ayulabs, regrow from avolado, siddha shampoo from Surya labs.Numerous studies have demonstrated that garlic gel, either by itself or in conjunction with traditional therapies. Because of its antibacterial qualities, garlic may help prevent scalp infections linked to hair loss, and its anti-inflammatory effects may help lessen autoimmune responses in alopecia areata. Garlic also protects against oxidative stress, which is known to cause damage to hair follicles thanks, to its antioxidant properties. Garlic gel therapy for alopecia shows promise, but further clinical study is needed to identify the best formulations, administration techniques, and any adverse effects. Garlic gel is a safe and effective natural alternative or supplementary therapy for controlling alopecia, according to preliminary research; nonetheless, customized techniques are advised. Garlic gel may play a significant role in herbal treatment for alopecia with more research, providing patients with a convenient and all-natural means of hair restoration. In conclusion, herbal treatments hold promises as a natural, accessible option in the management of alopecia. With further research, they may become integral components in hair loss therapies, providing holistic and well-tolerated alternatives or complements to conventional treatments.