What’s the secret to thick, lustrous, long hair? Honey, there ain’t no secret! 💁🏾♀️ Use clean ingredients that have been used for hair growth for centuries. And use them often. Use this hair growth oil to massage your scalp, stimulate blood flow and promote circulation to keep those follicles happy and flowing. Also, keep up with your hair hygiene ⏤ keep that scalp clean and free of buildup. Shampoo in between uses with this. Scroll down for the recipe to make your own hair growth oil at home.
What you need
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Castor oil
- Stimulates hair growth
- A natural hair conditioner
- Combats hair loss and reduces dandruff
Vitamin E oil
- Stimulates hair growth
- Helps prevent dry, split ends
- Adds shine
Rosemary essential oil
- Discourages hair loss
- Nourishes the scalp and promotes hair growth
- Increases hair thickness
Cedarwood essential oil
- Promotes hair growth
- Is an effective treatment for Alopecia
- Prevents dandruff and/or hair loss
Glass dropper bottle
- Has dropper for easy application
- Dark glass helps its contents to retain their respective effective properties
How to make
- Open up your dropper bottle and get ready to add:
- 1/2 tsp of Vitamin E oil
- Next, add 2 tsps of Castor oil
- 5 drops each of Rosemary and Cedarwood essential oils
- And finally, 2 tbsps of Olive oil
- Close the bottle and shake to combine
- All done!
How to use
- Fill your dropper with hair growth oil and apply directly to the scalp
- Next, use your finger pads (not nails!) to massage the hair growth oil into the scalp
- Apply a bit of pressure and move your finger pads in a circular motion
- Continue for 5 minutes or so, or longer if you can
- Repeat until your entire scalp has been massaged
- Repeat all the steps often for best results
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8 comments
Does it really work?
It works for me 🙂
Do you apply it on wet or dry hair or it doesn’t matter? I presume you leave it in for better effect right?
Yes! It doesn’t matter whether you use it on wet or dry hair. And I would leave it in, unless you have thin/fine hair and it weighs your hair down too much. In that case, I would put it on as a treatment prior to washing. Leave it on overnight or as long as you can, then rinse it out during your next wash.
Thank you will do xx