Thanks to you ive created the most effective hair oil with almost all the ingredients i find in my kitchen. My hair is growing like crazy. Thank you my hair guru
Oh yes I have used many of these oils before I haven't toasted any cloves. but the rest of it I have done and castor oil is just the greatest for hair growth😊 Blessings In The Name Of The Lord Jesus
This would completely burn your scalp.Definitely use a carrier oil like morninga, jojoba, even coconut. You have to dilute essential oils to prevent scalp irritation.
Here's my own hair growth oil. You must know what benefits are the oils you include in your own custom recipes. I used: EVOO (extra virgin olive oil) Avocado oil Vitamin E oil Black Seed Castor oil Eucalyptus oil Rosemary oil Coconut oil But first, I put 100% pure aloe Vera juice in spray bottle to moisten my hair in preparation for the Mielle leave-in cream conditioner, THEN seal the hair with the oil combinations. Cover hair with a plastic cap and sleep while the miracle happens overnight . Sometimes I shampoo afterwards, but most times, not. So you have to 1. Add moisture (water or aloe Vera juice) 2. Add cream, cholesterol or protein based conditioner 3. Seal the hair moisture in with oil, last step. Good luck, sisters😊
Yes, sometimes these people add too many ingredients not understanding the exact properties of oils. For example, heating may destroy the good reactive properties that you want. So, just do your OWN research.
This works well for my hair but may overwhelm others. That's why i have multiple oil mixes posted on this channel even with only 2 ingredients. there are also oil mixes with even more ingredients like mielle organics or wild growth. whatever works for you is best 💖
Wow be careful it is a lot of oils, I say make it simple and eat the right foods. One day I over did it with too many oils and I lost a lot of hair in one wash it was scary
Deep masks should ONLY be used for as long as it says on the back of the mask used. Never ever leave it for too long as it could cause overload, just incase you didnt know. This is a tip i learnt from a dermatologist on youtube.
