5 hair oiling mistakes to avoid

[@penguinz3438]

Bro, as someone with THICK WAVY hair, 5 drops of oil are barely enough for even a small thin part of my scalp- ✋️💀

[@briannabradyy]

Excatly, that bottle would last me 4 treatments

[@Rose.Marie.]

Woman with dense, extremely dry, 3a hair - 5 treatments would definitely be the max. (I bought the dove hair oil and had to use teaspoons instead of the dropper lol)

[@Rose.Marie.]

Now I mix 2/3 Amla oil into shampoo and 1/3 biotin shampoo for dry hair, and just Amla oil on the ends, and massage scalp for 5 min. Then I wash out & scrunch. For treatment, I always use leave-in conditioner, scrunch, then curl cream, and scrunch.

[@LuckyBunniesOfc]

Same here 😭

[@LOLA.WILLIAM]

I think she meant 4 droppers of which each has 5-6 drops so ab 20

[@hridayshree91]

I've been able to grow my hair back with liittleextra reactivate hair growth serum. Taken a three-month apart. First one in Jan, second in March. It's important to apply the serum directly to the scalp and massage into skin with very little pressure. Do not pull on your hair. The hair coming in seems to be good quality. I have less hair fall over all. I apply it at night, the serum doesn't make your hair greasy, but you only need a few drops to work - less is more. I also, switched pillows cases to a satin material so that sleep is easier on my hair.

[@tumuldeb4619]

I've also been using the Reactivate Hair growth serum for a number of weeks, and I can already see fresh growth at my hairline.

[@Reshmatyagifgx52]

This reactivate serum for growth is a essential for anyone experiencing hair thinning.

[@aksharachoudhary5028]

reactivate serum performed its job for myself, it's good to see hairs growing in.

[@DaanishKadeS123]

reactivate serum showed result within five weeks for me, definitely recommended.

[@brijeshsahu816]

My personal hair growth progress and success, I myself adhered to this daily regimen: Take early morning sunshine daily for essential vitamin D. Consume vegetables of all colors. Applying paraben-free and fragrance free hair shampoo and gently massaging twice a week with hair oil by litttleextra's cooconion. Important to keep in mind that hair growth is affected by overall health as well as circulation and nutrition.

[@vima3609]

And don’t forget genetics, I’d like to know if you wash your hair after putting oil, cuz I normally wash it once a week

[@vatsalsinghdelhi5]

I was having hairfall and tried many hair oils, hair masks but this worked out so well. coconnioon shampoo oil is actually the best.

[@drina4706]

So I called B.S. on this as a Biochemist. Hair consists of alpha-keratin. Alpha- Keratin has amino acids that are apolar/nonpolar and their side chains will bond fatty acids in oils. So, oils will bond hair no matter if you apply heat or not. Heat will probably help a little bit. But it isn't necessary. Rosemary oil has been shown to promote hair growth. So, that part is true. But the protein in hair bonds oil/fatty acids no matter what so... you can just apply it to the strand sans heat.

[@nairbdelrey1561]

It was one small study comparing it to 2%minoxidil I believe, but Im sure more data is needed since formulation is very important

[@Divine-Sage]

You can, but the point is it enhances the effects with heat. Period. Thats it. When you understand science, but you don’t understand the science of hair. There’s a vast spectrum of hair types and even more-so of behavior of those different hair types

[@sharjitachowdhury5639]

I was looking for this comment. This video is bs

[@sydneyp7867]

Yep

[@fr1910]

when heating, the oil itself has no change. but the heatness can open up hair cuticles, thus absorbing the oil more efficiently.

[@auxiliasequeira8648]

5 drops is an extreme oil hair anorexia in India... impossible

[@srikrishnavasanth3895]

I'm an Indian and it is not anorexic but I see some anorexic information here.

[@TenderNoodle]

Fr, I’m half Indian so I have pretty thick hair and 5 drops wouldn’t even oil 1/4 of it.

[@memememe3814]

I agree completely (I'm Persian, from Iran). Five drops for a whole head of hair, regardless of how much or little, is way too little...

[@rachelthedogmum]

I'm from Myanmar. My hair is so thin that even 2 drops would make my whole head dump. TT

[@laylajohnson8899]

Exactly. We use loads of oil in our hair and that’s why Indians have the best hair in the world lol

[@scoobydoo6856]

How could you possibly get your whole scalp with only 5 drops???

[@itezwutitez.]

I think she meant 5 full droppers from that lid

[@niie1091]

Because she said she have fine and thin hair

[@tinilove4919]

Everyone has a different type of hair, I pwrsonally have so thin and fine hair that I only need a little bit of product

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

IKR?!

[@babushka5545]

I didn't know that you have to think this much just to oil your hair 😂. And what is wrong hair oil?? I'm Indian, I've had my hair oiled by my mum and dad since I was a baby, and they always drench my hair with oil and even I like it drenched. So here's my advice or take for you or anyone reading this (btw, I've fine, straight hair and they are thick). The main and major thing that'll help your hair is Champi! that is massaging your scalp when you apply the oil, no matter what oil you use, they all work the same, unless you're allergic, buying expensive oil is just waste of money. Traditionally in India, we use Mustard oil and coconut oil and if you're really rich or something then olive oil and trust me all of the 'science' and 'hacks' behind hair oiling is just a simple thing and that is champi or massaging. People here put the oil in for 2-3 days or more, some people don't leave their hair without oiling it, but ideally I would say 1-2 days is more than enough.

[@dija4836]

Agreed! People on here make something so simple seem so hard.

[@loco7357]

So I spent $50 on a “hair growth oil” at Sephora for nothing? Great!!! Lol. Where would I find mustard oil? Do you use regular coconut oil or fractionated ? Thanks so much for the info!!!

[@Komal-xp2lq]

Hey i agree with what you said..... Since being Indian myself i know how this works...... It worked fine for years 25 yrs to be precise...... But then hair started getting thinner due various reasons..... Then i realised the same oils which worked for me doesn't work now..... So i had to ditch my holy grail coconut, and mustard oil ..... Now i only use lighter hair oils ( homemade concoction) also very less oil tbh..... So now i have lesser hair fall .... Require lesser shampoo to clean..... It feels light ..... Also it doesn't warm my scalp much like before...... Also if i ever want to use mustard oil in winters i mix with other lighter oils ...... We Indians are genetically blessed...... Also geography and climate is different to other countries.....also the eating habits and lifestyle is different...... So what the lady is saying in video is not completely wrong ...... It very depends on hair texture and your ethnicity...... Hope it helps some of you.....

[@babushka5545]

@@Komal-xp2lq I hear you, it can happen but I think it's more of an environmental factor rather than oil thing, cause I too use a tempered coconut oil with curry leaves, Fenugreek seeds and Aloe Vera, because in this time and day it's good to have something extra but buying 40-50 dollars worth of hair oil is not worth it. And I can see how different climate, eating habits and ethnicity might affect the style of oiling but still I don't think buying expensive lighter oils will make a difference.

[@babushka5545]

@@loco7357 I don't know about where you would find mustard oil as I'm not from the States or where ever you live, but I think you might find it online. For the coconut oil, I use it regular but I kinda temper or boil it with curry leaves, Fenugreek seeds and Aloe Vera and keep it in a glass bottle after straining it, you can make a big batch and store it. I would recommend you to not use warm oil if you don't have an extremely dry scalp, use your fingers to massage and if the oil solidifies, melt it with your hands and apply it.

[@Fries488]

I always leave my hair oiled and drenched overnight and it helped my reduce hair frizz like hell. I had wiry thick frizzy Hair on top of head.I wish i could show you my before and after pictures.

[@Zzz3331]

I latherrrr my whole head for a whole night every week in coconut oil and my hair grown to my bum for the first time in my life… I do bleach my hair tho so it needs more moister than someone with natural hair

[@tanushreex]

I had opposite result with coconut oil so it really depends

[@Zzz3331]

@@tanushreex ya my hairs dry as a desert so what may work for me may not work for someone else

[@tanushreex]

Yeah my hair is also dry but Idk why it didn't work for me. Rosemary suits me well.

[@Zzz3331]

@@tanushreex rosemary oil??? Way I view it is, if your trying any natural oils for your hair, there’s no harm in trial and error till you find what works best for your own hair✨🧚‍♀️

[@positiveenergy8888]

Is your hair bleached blonde? Does the oil strip hair of its color or turn blonde brassy? That’s my only concern as a bleached blonde I found it turned my ends a bit brassy or maybe they were like that to begin with and it just highlighted it more idk

[@rachel__m]

i have extremely fine hair and the amount/heaviness of the oils doesn't matter much when used in a treatment (being washed out anyways). i don't use coconut oil bc my hair hates it for some reason, but i use all other oils. as a treatment, i douse my hair in it and later wash it out. i've noticed significant improvements in my hair doing this. obviously use a tiny amount if you're keeping it in/going out but don't be afraid of using oils like a hair mask.

[@thefoodproject7559]

I don't listen to influencers and I think more ppl should too...anything to do with science as in hair growth, listen to the professionals. Not someone who gets their info from other youtube vids just for views. I'm so tired of everyone thinking they know the "secrets".

[@sheeshanotmaa7702]

YES! We Asians been doing all the "don'ts" since centuries and have the best hair ! Of course genetics play a role but we are talking about the results from the oiling and they're obvious

[@sasa95fy]

Nope

[@heycarolcrazy]

I'm Indian, my hair type is fine and frizzy, and my scalp is greasy because I sweat a lot. Champi makes my hair fall out in clumps tbh. Coconut oil has never worked for me and now I understand why, thanks! I'll look for a lighter oil

[@smitasspecial7028]

Dear coconut oil make hair frizzy true but it's healthy ...if you don't like it can use almond ,olive oil they are light

[@Rose.Marie.]

Amla oil is better

[@Akshita-mo4dw]

Mistakes to avoid ❌ 1. Not warming the oil first or keeping your scalp warm. 2. Not massaging the oil into your scalp. 3. Using wrong oil for your hair type. 4. Using too much oil. 5. Forgetting to use clarifying shampoo. ~Hope this helps ❤

[@memememe3814]

Cracks me up how everybody is now an expert on scalp oiling. It's not rocket science! Five drops is not even close to get one part of your hair, let alone the entire...

[@blondebot]

I did the mistake #4! I used to soak my scalp, and it made my hair worse😞

[@novalachlan5091]

I'm white and I have fine hair BUT it is thick/dense and my skin is extremely prone to dryness and flaking. I use tons of oil and shampoo multiple times to get it out. Idgaf about my hair, I cut it pretty short. My SCALP on the other hand feels SO much better!!! It's not flaky or itchy anymore. It really just needed the moisture!

[@011StObsessedSwiftieandLivie]

Off topic but… YOURE SO PRETTY!!! ❤❤

[@nohaa9834]

U r making a mistake too by applying the oil directly to ur hair,u should warm it up the applying it to ur scalp,using ur fingers to massage the scalp isn't bad u should just be gentle( the little massage brush wasn't used decades ago and using just the fingers gave good results so why wasting the money on it,by using the fingers u can actually control how much pressure u apply to ur scalp)

[@RK-tg1sp]

Wait jojoba is pronounced hohoba??? I feel like a peasant now 😂😂. I always said jojoba like the Jo as in joker. Haaaalllllppppppp 🙃

[@nairbdelrey1561]

Yup is Ho Ho ba

[@uni_arya3201]

😂 What hasn't worked for you, has been working for a half the world population for centuries... Its all about what works on your particular body. Customize your own hair care routine fellas.

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

5 drops for you whole scalp? Her hair is beautiful. But I use 5 small drops just for one parting of my scalp

[@sayyamzahid7312]

❤❤

[@Kazuha-jd3fl]

Take oil and rub it in between your palms,and massage your roots and then move to tips. Brush your hair and braid it tightly. Trust me this will work,its ever brown girl's holy grail

[@jennyjenks3806]

How much oil 👀 I’m sitting here with too much oil on my hair 🥲🥲🥲

[@Kazuha-jd3fl]

@Jenny Jenks I give you a haircare routine okay? You can adjust it to your hair needs. Heat up some oil to a temperature you can touch and apply it to your scalp and massage with your fingers, 2-3 hours before you wash your hair. Keeping oil overnight can actually cause infections. ALWAYS dissolve shampoo in warm water before washing. Double clease if your scalp is oily. Use a conditioner or mask on the length.NEVER USE TWO TOGETHER hope it helps. About amout of oil,enough to drench your scalp

[@jennyjenks3806]

@@Kazuha-jd3fl thank you! Really helpful! Also why can’t I use conditioner after the mask? 🫢 I did that yesterday because I thought it would help. You’re a star!

[@Kazuha-jd3fl]

@@jennyjenks3806 well its gonna create too much gunk. I can give you my Instagram,if you got any questions, I'll try to answer them. And thanks hon,you flatter me

[@erinwhite276]

Keep in mind your hair is very fragile when it has oil on it. Be careful brushing it and use a wet brush if you must. The tight hair style will lead to breakage and traction alopecia in the long run. A loose bun would be better.

[@sanazmehrabi5028]

The best edvices....everyone say the same things over and over again...very helpful thanks❤❤❤😊

[@Kiwi.Butterfly]

Thank you so much for the hair tips! 💗💖🎉

[@r.a.28]

Step 1. Warm coconut hair oil (or whatever suits you) + castor oil, apply it and leave it overnight (or at least 1 hour) for it to work. Step 2: Wash it off. Step 3: Apply conditioner of your choice to the roots of your hair. (Optional) Note: If you suffer from dandruff, apply lemon juice on your scalp at least once a week and wash it off after an hour or so. Can apply it before shampooing as well.

[@User-7413]

It also depends on the type of hair oil ur using, thicker hair might be able to handle thick oils, like caster oil, but for those with thin, or with less, their hair will not be able to handle it, so it all really depends on this basically, besides the amount ur using.

[@User-7413]

See here the oil that she is using seems as though it’s way too thick for fine hair, but if she used jojoba oil on its own instead, it would be better, and it’d only way ur hair down if u use too much of it.

[@mybunnypotato7295]

Do Someone know some good hair oils for thick hair?:) (btw I’m not good at English so if the text isn’t correct just don’t care)

[@Aaaaa-tw9wy]

grape seed oil

[@extraseasoningx123]

Black seed oil or any vatika oil would be good

[@ashaparveen4695]

Grapeseed oil, argan oil, castor oil ❤️

[@lauryn6037]

argan and jojoba!! be careful with castor oil bc there are some studies suggesting it can cause hair loss

[@zara8290]

argan oils good! i use it and i have thick hair

[@klaudia2141]

That’s true, oil should be matched to your hair, but it has nothing to do with oiliness, it has to do with your hairs porosity.

[@Melody36785]

My hair is naturally oily so it on day 2 (I wash it every other day) it already just looks wet. Also don’t say I’m washing it too much. I’ve tried gong longer in between washes for a while. Spoiler alert it doesn’t work for my hair, and my hair just gets nasty.

[@sandraswan9008]

I also got to this conclusion just recenty. Went for a full year of washing my hair less frequently, it's useless for me, easier to just wash it as needed

[@Melody36785]

@@sandraswan9008 yeah, I don’t care what people tell me washing my hair more frequently is just better for my hair 🤷‍♀️

[@Melody36785]

@@sandraswan9008 also my ends are really dry. But my scalp is oily. It has been getting better when I wash it more often though.

[@jmjk713]

We South Asians (I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩) don’t do so much things 🙄... We just put coconut oil with our Hands 🙂🖐️...but still we have the best hair...don’t stress yourself for a simple thing #Coconut oil might not work for everyone but... Don't waste your money or time for simple things... (Like her) there is no "Correct Rule" for oiling your hair 😑😑😑 don't follow her useless tips

[@tayluvofficial]

This is only for rich people.

[@prachigautam3913]

Yeah in winter amla hairpin because its get harder

[@udontevenwannaknowbruv]

You also have literally very different hair type than western people and live in a different climate probably so it depends on the individual. I have thick, dry, coarse hair and coconut oil did nothing for me but make it drier somehow? I need rosemary and jojoba for actual results. So what has been working for you south Asians for centuries might not work for people of a different race with different hair genes.

[@user-lt1jd1ye3v]

Amazing

[@BlueBlue23]

You have the best hair??? You have big ego I think😂

[@understone86]

Dilute shampoo with water (1:10) and wash 2 times after oil treatment.

[@jazzmoon77]

Omg … flashbacks to my mum using the VO5 hot oil tubes in her hair in the late 80s. Pretty sure I used to buy them for myself later too. Used to put them in a glass of hot water to heat them up.

[@Ninjacatlover]

Okay no matter the hair type. It is not wrong to use a lot of oil. Just make sure you wash it out. Look I am white and I use a lot of oil and leave it in over night and then wash my hair the next morning. It really helped my hair. What should I do with 5 drops? Even with fine hair..

[@rachelthedogmum]

This vid is a lifesaver! Thanks!

[@dusklvr]

Don't leave it on overnight. Only leave it on for about half an hour and then shampoo it off. I've ended up with a severe acne on my scalp and all my hair is gone. I'm bald and covered in acne.

[@NatEva0812]

hi i have very very thick wavy hair (2a-2b) and it’s totally fine to use a lot more oil for thicker hair. i use two types of oils(mabye like 10 drops per oil) and also put coconut extract on my ends and my hair is so soft

[@Glad2BGolden]

What about the natural oils already on your scalp? Sebum

[@Homesick4Heaven]

Thank you this is a very helpful video

[@VanessaK111]

So useful!

[@rosea2350]

My scalp is oily (genetics and humid environment) so I just brush it to distribute the oils.

[@jxliaalove]

Heyy so question, I accidently used too much oil when hair oiling, I have pretty fine hair and wash it ever 3 days, or 4, and my hair was still pretty greasy after washing it out and drying it. It's now the morning later, and my hair lost its volume because I didn't get to wash out all the oil yet, but I cannot shower again since my scalp will make my hair greasy if I use shampoo again. I also cannot rly keep it in my hair since I heard that's not good either. Help???

[@user-eo9bu1uo9y]

i have light thin hair too i never knew we shouldnd use coconut oil😭 thanks

[@salimalim6997]

Just gonna say tho...u sooo pretttyy!!!

[@Jo-hello]

Great tips Thankyou! X

[@erin-dk5co]

jojoba oil is wayyy lighter than most oils like castor so i’m confused as to why it’s not good for thin hair?

[@BeforeSunrise]

You’re so pretty 🤩

[@coffeebeanz]

5 drops would not even cover 1/4 of my scalp and I have an undercut

[@ventii_kun]

Where did you get the shower cap from?💕

[@user-lt1jd1ye3v]

Wait I should only use hair oil on days when I use clarifying shampoo ? I only use clarifying shampoo once a week..

[@karolakubarsepp7579]

Is laurel oil good for fine hair?

[@LetThemGrumbIe]

I call bs on 5 drops for your entire scalp.

[@name-ni3jc]

Tip 6- Putting oil in your scalp

[@baryoncode]

Is it OK to use an electric scalp massager? I noticed some hair comes out.

[@n09p]

I hate the western “outlook” on a lot of these videos. “Don’t use too much oil”, Indian people have been putting oil in our hair for millennias. If our hair is the most sought after in terms of wigs and extensions, I would suppose we’re doing something right in regards to our hair care. I know not everyone has the same hair type, but please understand my frustration when I see water down versions of rituals and practices our ancestors have been doing for ages. It becomes annoying when I see “influencers” trying to educate the public of things they don’t know much about. I can guarantee a lot of westerns have only recently started hair oiling about a year or two now since it’s become a *trend*.

[@suides4810]

Your hair structure is scientiffically different. Its more durabale from the moment it grows out of your head.

[@udontevenwannaknowbruv]

A lot of different cultures have been using hair oil for centuries, you’re not special. People will always take something that exists and make it their own, there is no 1 way to do it. Also you guys have a different hair type than western people, it’s literally in your genes so even if you would not oil your hair you would still have better hair than a western person. Some people their hair will not respond well to leaving it drenched and apparently indian hair can take it. But you’re acting as if she’s bashing your culture when oiling your hair is such a basic thing for many women of different ethnic backgrounds

[@yoondami1127]

Take a moment. Oiling is not exclusive to Indians. She speaks for many other sections of the world who can relate.

[@sasa95fy]

Never knew Indians could be more annoying than Italians 🤣

[@Femflorette]

What oil are you pointing too?

[@twilightqueen8824]

Yesz., I trust you ❤

[@Annka.]

Jojoba oil is not a heavy oil.

[@Kuroko87]

I um have the same hair as u what har oil do u use pls tell me !!!!!

[@cecilysmccoello6381]

wait do you wash out the oil when your done?

[@Leafyyy1]

What are some light oils for thin hair?

[@Kazuha-jd3fl]

If you find bajaj almond drops,try it

[@stillclassy]

Grape seed oil

[@Leafyyy1]

@@Kazuha-jd3fl thanks dear

[@Leafyyy1]

@@stillclassy thank you dear

[@jassgroh22]

Please can you tell me the solution of dark lips my lips are pink from childhood but from past 6 years my lip is giving dark and specially upper lip pls give me solution any cream or other thanks

[@YinYanUzumaki]

I saw this video on the same : Permanent Solution to 4 Common Health Problems (Dark Lips, Bad Breath, Snoring & Acidity)

[@annamarusarz7628]

Will this not make ur hair greasy the next day

[@_heyblahhh]

Is clarifying shampoo same with scalp scrub? Asking bec these are the only things I have now :(

[@biancaalexandratoma702]

Hello!! How is this haircolor called?

[@destineydavis8999]

Oil before shampoo??

[@bobo-rp5lw]

Is oiling ur everyday?

[@emly6156]

i use argan oil is it ok

[@denisea3364]

Um what's the name of the oil you are using in this video?

[@maudmoiselletargarien8745]

What is that air oil?

[@ProsperousBhavna]

I don't understand the constant eyebrows raise . My friend does that too. It's so unnatural lol

[@sparkyff7943]

U are absolutely fine how do I got it?👀

[@theishthing]

Hi ..would love some tips for keratosis pilaris please 😫🍃

[@lauryn6037]

cerave salicylic acid smoothing cream worked wonders for me

[@KT8702]

Look up kp duty

[@jesseconnor2316]

5 drops ….

[@Altaccount99]

do you oil the ends tho?

[@deliahsauerhofer4766]

Omg not me using 10 drops I feel so bad rn😅💗

[@lilac2245]

She said she has fine hair so she can’t use coconut oil.. I have thick wavy hair, would it be alright to use coconut?

[@samanthabrittain8680]

I wouldn't use coconut oil on your hair. It can actually cause more damage. You'll find alot of misinformation on coconut oil. There's alot of better oils out there for oiling your scalp and hair.

[@Luana-ry3wi]

For your hair, yes. But coconut oil is highly comedogenic and can cause hair loss if applied on the scalp

[@samanthabrittain8680]

@@Luana-ry3wi I've never heard of it causing hair loss but I do know it can cause scalp issues because it can clog the hair follicles. It can cause scalp conditions like dandruff and or dry scalp and things like that.

[@gnarlydude5684]

Shittt girl I just use ogx hair oil there ain’t no specific hair type on the label 😂

[@samanthabrittain8680]

Just so yall know you do not need to heat up the oil because it heats up as your massaging it in and you do not need a scalp massager (your fingers work perfectly to get the oil to penetrate).

[@katerinas4563]

If someone is looking for what she had in her hands: Nila Botanics hair oil

[@Raven1816]

Don't put on scalp regularly

[@sumayehs]

Does skincare products expire ?

[@cherub-angel]

Yes!! They all have a date on them or a container icon that displays the number of months it is good until expired after opening. Most expire 6-12 months after opening.

[@SiTarayami]

Wait what? Jojoba oil is way more ligher and suitable for fine hair low porosity too!?

[@IFGLXY]

So this lady is labelling coconut oil thick and rapeseed oil lighter oil?

[@rishimapatel]

don't expect miraculous results if your hair is extremely dirty!

[@Alexandra_Wolf]

Rosemary and thyme and grape seed are all great for growth.

[@jasminjibbolina5735]

Coconut oil is not good for hair

[@lolalani224]

best way is to leave it overnight then wash it off the following day

[@d_crown]

Oiling hair before or after shampoo? And if after, when the hair is wer or dry? My hair is very dry and falling off, and i need the oil😭

[@rumaishanowshin4823]

before! one day before is good! your hair should be dry as water and oil doesn’t mix

[@Heidy4s88]

3-4 hours before you shower

[@Cinthiassiqueira]

She said trust me so many times thay I immediately don't trust her

[@kdawg5427]

Just oil your hair. Not much to it. Massage it in.

[@itszen8011]

Lana Rhodes 😳😲😅😂

[@vennela2142]

Yes rosemary hair essential oil worked so good for me now it restored my hair and made it thicker like i used to have when i was a kid ❤️ my hair falls less too 🍀

[@Amara_Op]

Brand recommendations? And with which oil u dilute ur oil

[@vennela2142]

@@Amara_Op aaah ive bought rosemary oil in a shop where ethnic wear and jwellery etc were sold

[@vennela2142]

@@Amara_Op i diluted it with coconut oil tho

[@Amara_Op]

@@vennela2142 no i mean the rosemary brand name ... But thanks for replying

[@vennela2142]

@@Amara_Op i have actually bought it from a handicrafts store where ethnic wear, tribal wear and jwellery, skin care etc was sold , i bought it during my pilgrimage with my parents 😅 i can suggest you brand tho which seems to be popular is mielle but it's pretty costly

[@nickrachjames]

What does this hair oiling do for your hair? I use hair oil every day on the length of my hair but not on my scalp.

[@your.fav.gem1ni]

It makes your hair stronger and makes it grow faster. i dont need to do it though bc my hair is dummy thick and grows like vines 💀💀

[@lauryn6037]

in theory it makes your hair grow faster but whether thats true i dont know, im not sure if its ever been proven in trials or studies. at the least it’ll moisture your scalp and hair strands

[@lynettelaroche8868]

It softens your hair, adds vitamins, moisture & shine

[@kzvegansuperstar]

There’s really no evidence for it and can lead to overgrowth of malassezia yeast and aggravation of seborrheic dermatitis. Like putting oil on your lengths can help keep it smooth and shiny if you’re prone to tangling and roughness but don’t freakin put it on your scalp

[@lauryn6037]

@@kzvegansuperstar there’s also been some evidence of castor oil promoting hair LOSS in india

[@nancywheeler8359]

Do you have dandruff?

[@trisha7378]

Her- u can even use just a drop of oil Indian moms- *has a heart attack*

[@its_kxsh4905]

I wanna start oiling my hair but idk what oil to use, any suggestions?

[@alen5158]

Coconut oil is the most basic and commonly used hair oil in Bangladesh. You can try that if you are not allergic.

[@foxyknowledgeseeker1]

Coconut oil is the elixir of India and surrounding Asian countries. Don't listen to the Western coconut oil haters. But remember to use pure coconut oil.

[@its_kxsh4905]

@@foxyknowledgeseeker1 I’ve tried it but when it came time to wash it out shampoo and conditioner couldn’t get it out and I had to look up how to get it out and use lemon juice

[@Melody36785]

If you have thick hair like me jojoba oil is great.

[@tanyagupta2590]

@@its_kxsh4905 how come? I myself apply Coconut oil all the time and it comes out very easily. Just wash it off properly with a good conditioner 🙂

[@b.4745]

5 drops is not enough for my hair. 😂

[@Mary-zo4rx]

So interesting how Americans are acting like this is their trend, their idea, girl indian and latin American women been doing that for decades, soak your hair in oil, sleep with it on your hair, there is no wrong oil just have to be an organic natural oil , I use rosemary, mixed with castor oil and tea tree oil, and my hair is long and think, for years, stop acting like this is new cause is not , maybe is new for you Americans but not for the rest of the world

[@Heidy4s88]

No one said it was their idea. And they use different products and methods sometimes from Indian people. I am Latin and I didn’t oil my hair until recently bc I’ve been suffering from dryness and breakage

[@kailani6245]

I was the 1k like!!

[@rosieflowers1949]

2 drops… really? Come on.