Does Rosemary Oil Actually Fix Baldness?! Is This TikTok Trend the Secret to Healthy Hair?

[@chawlapriya619]

This is what I do for mine hair growth: I begin my day with mild exercises. For breakfast, I have omelette, almonds, and idli. When I return back from work, I gently massage my hair. At night, I put on a few drops of liitllexttra reactivate hair serum to my hair. Just doing these things has given me good hair growth.

[@reyansh-Kr-56]

The cocooniion shampoo helped in minimizing dryness and frizziness of hair. Furthermore, using it along with reactiivate serum for hair growth has increased my hair growth.

[@Niranjan-Mhatre-new]

nice tips. i always try to drink plenty of water daily. i apply the reactivatee serum and massage my scalp with cooconion oil from liittleextra. following this routine has really helped me regrow my hair.

[@bdh711]

To those not bothered to watch the video the answer is yes

[@Filzaakmal]

Thanks bro You're out hero🎀

[@luis__217]

It clogs up your pores lil bro just use topical minoxidil 2% if u are scared of the 5%

[@lakmalwijerathne7449]

Perfect. That's all I need

[@celina3314]

Thank you❤

[@luis__217]

@@celina3314 its not good try minoxidil its fda approved

[@ЗибаМурадова-в9я]

So, no one's gonna mention her stress and depression? Cassandra, I sincerely wish you strength to overcome whatever challenges you're facing. Thank you for being genuine and strong. 🌼

[@CassandraBankson]

appreciate you and your loving support 🌼🌼🌼

[@Rebecca-u1t]

Actually posting videos and content in social media increase her anxiety and depression more😂

[@sarahmae7773]

I have been putting rosemary oil for over 6 months not every day but with a hair messages and 100% works for me. My hair is thicker and even my hair dresser notice. I do it at lest twice a week. You got this girl. It will only show on your scalp and as your hair grows out so it will take a lot of time.

[@naranyaa]

Same and it is working for me , I use it three , four times per week

[@parisinthe30sx]

You need a carrier oil right, which do you use

[@mammi3577]

How long do you keep it on your scalps, do you have to wash it every time after,thanks

[@irinhahn1247]

Well, it's not working for me, unfortunately 😢

[@Night-Shade.]

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[@daynavilleneuve2836]

It's funny how me and my boyfriend had a discussion on this wondering on the efficacy one week ago and I told him "let's just wait for Cassandra to do a video on it" . Well here we are! 😂 As always, thank you for scrutinizing those trends for us so we don't loose our scalp trying things 🦋

[@onepiecegotmeinlove691]

She has a video for everything!

[@ollehm]

@@comedyguy911 and they both only increased haircount by 2%, whereas minoxidil (2% concentration) usually increases haircount by more than 20%. so yes, in the study they were equal, but the resulsts are far from equal compared to results from other studies. they also had no control group. completely bogus study

[@WeanerBeaner69]

You wait for a youtuber to give you life advice 😂

[@jimh472]

@@WeanerBeaner69 A fair point, but do you really think B!g Ph@rm@ is any more trust-worthy?

[@moonlight19720]

LOSE, not lOOse

[@victoriafinney3043]

I was suffering from hair loss. My derm told me to take pronatal vitamins. Now my hair is lovely and thick. The pregnancy vitamins ( I am not pregnant) made a huge difference to my hair loss after only three months.

[@secretlybees]

Prenatals usually include a lot of B vitamins, especially folic acid which is why they're helpful for hair loss. B vitamins play a big part in supporting hair and skin health, and low B12 particularly can cause hair loss. A lot of prenatals include biotin, which is known to help hair as well. Other nutritional deficiencies that cause hair loss like iron are sometimes in prenatals as well as vitamin A - retinol. Your reason for hair loss plays a big role in the treatment, but prenatals are often a really great way to get a lot of vitamins hair and skin need, and are relatively safe to try.

[@MandyAliens]

Yes I am pregnant and can back this up

[@jessicanguyen2198]

Which brand do I use

[@secretlybees]

@@jessicanguyen2198 Worth looking it up because different countries have different regulations vitamins. You'll want to do research into good quality vitamin brands and pick one from them. It's a personal decision which company to trust since in the USA, most products like this aren't regulated by the FDA; the FDA does not approve vitamins and supplements for safety.

[@doingjustfine9401]

Which brand did you use?

[@danachristie7106]

The hair growth results took that time because of the duration of the hair follicle cycle. It probably started on the follicles that were in the hang on stage. Creating a better environment for the hair itself. So when it fell, the new hair had a better environment and was therefore stronger. It probably also worked positively on the hair follicle environments that had slowed and the ones that had stopped producing hairs, causing them to grow faster or start growing again... which takes time to stimulate that environment enough to make that happen

[@DorothyCallahan5]

for the last four months i’ve been diluting rosemary oil in my shampoo and then i got put on a super high potency iron supplement two months ago. this combo has done a lot for my hair and nails. i’m not losing as much everytime i brush or wash my hair. it’s been better than biotin in my experience so far. a lot of it might be the iron supplement, but i’d like to think the rosemary oil is adds a little boost!

[@kms567]

I tried biotin supplements a while back and ago I got was more breakouts. 😂

[@Aaarandom]

What type of iron? Where did you get it?

[@linger368]

​@@Aaarandom thanks for asking this! I was about to ask what iron it is!

[@DorothyCallahan5]

@@Aaarandom i dunno. i got a prescription. they’re little green tablets. ask your provider or get otc iron.

[@Aaarandom]

@@DorothyCallahan5 thanks for answering:)

[@frankied.roosevelt6232]

The 6 months period make sense to me, too! Us with small fiber polyneuropathy on immunotherapy treatment like high dose ivig are told that nerve regeneration can take up to 6 months to occur with noticeable improvement. Makes sense when its on the scalp, too, when considering the nerve bundle types up there!

[@lpgilber]

I have been using Rosemary with other oils and have noticed less shedding. It’s still fairly new regime for me, but I am loving the results so far.

[@Anna-pm3fq]

Ayurvedic herbs can help with hair growth and thickness, as well. Things like amla, neem, bhringraj, and Brahmi have been used a lot in India. Weekly oiling and massaging is a cultural practice.

[@lalacustard]

Neem did magic for my hair but smells terrible!

[@Anna-pm3fq]

@@lalacustard Yup! Some of these herbs don’t smell the best lol

[@minervarose7664]

Yes hair oiling has been a cultural practice for South Asians for hundreds (?) of years! Amla (indian gooseberry), neem, bhringraj, fenugreek and gotukola are all wonderful and over here we can get special ayurvedic blends based on our hair type/ haircare needs. Not the best smell of course 😂 i suggest to do an oil massage on weekends, leave on for about an hour and then shampoo off. Leaves hair soft and shiny and stronger too.

[@tracyjohnson5023]

Indian women have the BEST hair ❤

[@calmandfree]

​@@lalacustardFunny enough, I love the smell of Neem oil. Although I wear it on days I don't go out😂😂

[@pkthekido]

This is so crazy. It’s like we’re in sync! Every time I need a video on a particular trend, active ingredient, or product, you come through with a video 😂 thank you for this 😍❤️

[@AduOliva]

We live in a simulation- didn’t you know?

[@lovelifelaugh2727]

I’ve been using it for the past year- making it, store oils, pumpkin seed oil, homemade spray. Just made some that’s still simmering. No bleach or dye anymore growing natural. I don’t have bald spots anymore. 2-3 times a week a couple hours before shampooing.

[@Aaarandom]

Do you make all your oils?

[@lovelifelaugh2727]

@@Aaarandom Mielle oil, pumpkin seed oil is bought at store deep massage on scalp, I buy a rosemary plant and make rosemary water I do put some drops of oil in it to spice things up and put it in a spray bottle 🙏

[@20thcenturyrelic]

May be the placebo effect. The mind can most definitely affect the body, and if you believe it works, it will.

[@mammi3577]

Do you have to wash your hair everyday because if not the oil will build up and make it greasy and the hair will fall ,can you advise me please

[@Aaarandom]

@@lovelifelaugh2727 thank you 😊

[@treehuggerabby123]

Minoxidil 2% (and, thus, rosemary) is just less efficient than minoxidil 5%, regardless of sex. Buy in bulk at Costco or Sam’s Club, apply, wait a few hours before you apply something soothing to help with the itchiness. It does help. I’m AFAB and I deal with stress and hormone related alopecia and my doctor recommended 5% and to never use the 2%. Followed her advice and it really helped.

[@sanchez6254]

Every time I see 5% minoxidil it always specifically says “for men” is this safe for women too?

[@treehuggerabby123]

@@sanchez6254 yes it is. I was told to use once a day or every other day to minimize the irritation. It is very strong, so be careful applying it or you may end up with hair in places you may not want.

[@secretlybees]

@@sanchez6254 You can't use it while breastfeeding, but it's labelled "for men" because it's largely hormonal, and women deal with those androgen hormone issues less. Women who have hair loss for this reason can see improvement, too!

[@maddie8415]

@@sanchez6254 I'm a woman with chronic telogen effluvium, and a dermatologist recommended I use the 5% in either liquid or foam. I think that the "women's" version is 5% in the foam and 2% in the liquid. I find the liquid easier to use, and that the 5% actually made me grow more facial hair (despite not getting it on my face). The 2% is effective enough in my case without the facial hair issue. I'd say it's different for everyone.

[@sanchez6254]

@@maddie8415 thank you!!

[@nodame19]

Smart, funny, talkative and just so fun to watch I love you Girl!

[@juliewoodman2439]

I would say manic! Hard to watch.

[@bellenesatan]

​@@juliewoodman2439Thankfully, nobody asked what you'd say.

[@clumsymetea]

I’d just like to put it out there that there’s a Korean brand that makes a scalp hair spritz that has rosemary extract in it. It also has salicylic acid in it so it’s gently exfoliating. The brand is Aromatica and I get mine from Amazon. It makes using rosemary 2x a day more convenient and it’s also has menthol in it so it tingles too. I spray it on my scalp every morning and massage my head. I’m recovering from inflammation hair loss from seborrheic dermatitis and it’s been going great!

[@wren1114]

Thank you

[@User1to100]

Hi, what's the product name? Aromatica has quite a lot of rosemary products.

[@clumsymetea]

@@User1to100 AROMATICA Rosemary Root Enhancer

[@MrAndreiDj]

​@@User1to100 did you find out?

[@MrAndreiDj]

Full name?

[@minervarose7664]

I had super thin and patchy eyebrows from over a decade of overplucking (hello tadpole brows of the 2000s!) I use a homemade "brow oil" which i apply on my brows each night and while it doesn't give magical results or anything, over the past 4-5 months my brows have definitely gotten fuller and there is a lot more regrowth. I take castor oil, mix in a few drops of rosemary and lavendar essential oils. Apply after cleansing, leave on about 1 hour and wipe off.

[@ungrateful-66]

I found completely shaving my brows off (which nobody notices anyway), elthough seemingly extreme did force mine into regrowing denser than what they were (nearly back to my normal).

[@DreamerInExile16]

I haven't used rosemary oil before but I've used rosemary serum. It works. I used to have bald spots post covid and post having my son. After using the serum my bald spots went away.

[@Califgirl]

Rosemary oil is an essential oil so it needs to be diluted. That's what a serum is. It just needs to be diluted. You can use carrier oil or other ingredients. You can also put a few drops in shampoo & or conditioner. You will put a few drops each use. Same if you wanted to use it on your skin.

[@chihnitha_]

@DreamerlnExile could you please tell which rosemary serum your using.

[@DreamerInExile16]

@@chihnitha_ it's a local brand in Bangladesh. But you can use any rosemary serum, it's known to help with hair growth.

[@hannahrafiq8559]

@@DreamerInExile16 what’s the name for it? Don’t mind me asking

[@DreamerInExile16]

@@hannahrafiq8559 it was a locally made serum, Afterglow. I'm from Bangladesh, it's no longer available and I'm so bummed.

[@nidasayyed6723]

I love you and your videos. You’ve always been so raw about your hair and skin and it makes me feel like I’m not alone and all these issues are very common. ❤❤

[@CassandraBankson]

@nidasayyed, thank you so much for taking time to comment. You just made my day and I'm smiling from ear to ear. Have a wonderful & fantastic weekend.

[@patyruiz1052]

My hairdresser recommended using rosemary and now watching ur video I am convinced to give it a try ❤️

[@lepetit3225]

You are pretty and succesful (and im sure a nice person too) i hope you get better soon! If you dont think about me : a regular person, working for the post office in paris, making 1400 € a month, living in a social appartement and yet watching your videos, u are helping me with my skin! Thanks !

[@swatipai168]

Try using rosemary and fenugreek seed water which is boiled and reduced to half and apply to hair once daily and it will show results in as less as a few weeks. In one week my hair stopped falling and then saw results in a couple of weeks where the hair over all got thicker. I used it along side derma rolling once a week. Derma rolling helps with absorption and cell turnover. Didnt apply the solution for 24 hours after derma rolling to avoid reaction or infections

[@sandralobo3865]

@swatipai168 how did you make this water could you share the measurements? how did you apply ?

[@JuliaBerksoy]

measures pls

[@coya8coy175]

My hair loss (among other issues) was due to anemia. Hair eventually grew back thicker after treatment.

[@tinaspice]

My anemia was so bad the hair loss has been startling. Hoping now that my levels improved my hair grows back.

[@gurveenkaur4511]

How long did it took for hair to grow back?

[@coya8coy175]

@@gurveenkaur4511 It took several months before I even began to see an improvement.

[@pki598]

What kind of treatment did you use ?

[@coya8coy175]

@@pki598 My doctor told me to take a specific amount of a specified type of Iron supplement based on my blood results.

[@sarahcharlettson8837]

I made rosemary oil by myself (sunflower oil with rosemary in a warm/hot water bath for 30min) and I saw results after 3-4 weeks. My body reacts very fast to things like that! I used it every day before bed in my thinning areas.

[@WeanerBeaner69]

You realise 3-4 weeks is literally IMPOSSIBLE to see results. Unless you think you used some moronic suggestion a KZbinr gave you and not only did it work but your hair grew at a speed that has never been measured before in human history. Soo many dumbasses on KZbin

[@shasita3361]

My rosemary bush grows so fast, I may try this. We already have more dried rosemary than we can use in cooking in a year. And at least I know our rosemary is pesticide free and in proper soil :)

[@anikaali7009]

Glad that you shared your thoughts about this rosemary trend. It's literally everywhere. Cassandra can you please make a video about vegan and cruelty free products. If a product is cruelty free does it automatically mean it's vegan? Please make a detailed video about that. And how are we supposed to know if a product is vegan? That will be a very helpful. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

[@MsLinoi]

Hey! I'm not her but I thought I could help you out! The term "cruelty free" is so confusing, but it doesn't mean it's vegan. Instead it refers to *not being tested on animals* ! If you want your products to be vegan, look out for that too!

[@anikaali7009]

@@MsLinoi Thanks for sharing this.

[@noneyabizsnatch63]

She doesn’t condone using anything that isn’t cruelty free and it’s all vegan bc she’s vegan!! What specific video do you want to see?? You can go to her home page and type in what you’re interested in..more than likely she’s done a video on it already.

[@Willowy13]

Cruelty free and vegan are different. The first means a product is not tested in animals. The second means it has no ingredient that comes from an animal. A product that is vegan is cruelty free as it doesn't make sense not to use animal ingredients and then test on them. A cruelty free product may not be vegan. It can contain synthetic ingredients, for example, but it is not tested in animals.

[@jonjonboi3701]

Rosemary oil doesn’t help with hair thinning

[@michaelkovac4382]

**Use Rosemary Oil in combination with Pumpkin Seed Oil (as the carrier oil). PSO is science backed for hair regrowth.

[@ollehm]

sorry, but one of my biggest pet peeves of the hair loss sphere online is when people bring up the comparative study of 2% minoxidil vs rosemary. it's an awful study from the beginning to the end. it doesnt prove anything at all. an even bigger pet peeve of mine is when medical doctor influencers talk about it, highlighting how incompetent they are despite their degrees. problem 1: in this study, both 2% minoxidil and rosemary only increased total hair count by 2%, that's it. the study also didn't have a control group so we dont even know if this increase in hair count was due to chance or the actual treatments. problem 2: in the clinical trials of 2% minoxidil, it consistently increased hair count by more than 20%, not 2%. this begs the question of why it unperformed so heavily in this comparative study. we also have no idea where the treatments were applied or how much of each. problem 3: equal results in one study means absolutely nothing without context of all other literature that shows completely different results. yes, minoxidil and rosemary performed equally in this particular study, but rosemary has never, in no way, performed even close to as good as minoxidil does in literally any other study. regardless of your stance is, this study should and really can't be used to argue for either side. it has so many flaws and should be disregarded completely. friendly reminder to read more than just the headlines and try to understand scientific literature in a more broad context!

[@katherinemaroz1711]

Yes!!! Yes!

[@gimarc613]

She was just advertising for Mielle

[@mynamo12]

2% of an average of 100,000 hair strands is still a lot

[@ollehm]

@@mynamo12 2000 hairs might sound a lot but it's imperceivable when spread around on the scalp. 1 extra hair per 50 hairs is nothing.

[@richardlawson6787]

Thats why you have to experiment yourself...every body responds differently...forget that study and do your own study

[@mowle]

I would LOVE a skincare series about skincare history by Cassandra 😍 how did skincare start, and how did it evolve through the years. 😁

[@emmanewton39]

To be fair, she'd probably already covered these topics 😂

[@alleycatwoman]

Rosemary and Atlantic cedar wood oil mixed with lavender and coconut oil work amazingly. Neal’s Yard Remedies makes an amazing one. Smells heavenly and works fabulously.

[@An-yh2bl]

I have been oiling my scalp for about 2 months (mix jojoba oil with rosemary oil) and it’s the game changer for me!! Minimized shedding for sure 😍 my hair is shiny and silky. I will keep this habit ☺️

[@florakoller4629]

Personally what I have found is that oiling my hair in general has helped me tremendously with hair growth. Rosemary oil works wonders but it just takes time and consistency. :)

[@strangerdaysss]

i've considered jojoba oil for my scalp to help it thicken. how long have you been using rosemary and when you started- when did you notice results? tia

[@SteffyRodriguezAgredo]

Yep I have so many little hairs growing in my hairline I remember my mom told me I looked like I was balding a little 😂 I said let me get back into hair oiling lol I look crazy when I go to work with all the hairs I look like I have antenas 💀

[@lewis10599]

what part of you hairline?@@SteffyRodriguezAgredo

[@SteffyRodriguezAgredo]

@@lewis10599 my edges

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

I have androgenetic alopecia and sure, using all kinds of products to help with baldness, thinning hair, or all kinds of products and ways to give volume to the already existing hair are great, anyone willing to use them should, great - but can we also simply be ok with alopecia of all kinds??? The pressure is sooo huge and so demoralising, and I'm basically sick of it. I'm sick of topper wigs, I'm sick of trying products, I'm sick of hairdressers telling me to style my hair this way or that to make it look more voluminous, all these trends, all these techniques ... CAN'T I JUST BE ME???? Some people are short, some people are tall, some people have a lot of hair, some people don't???

[@Anna-yl2lp]

I don't have it but I have the same feelings for that kind of stuff. It's exausting to constantly feel like we have to change something that is so hard if not impossible to change

[@EmaAgafitei]

So, I have been using Cayenne hot pepper tincture on my scalp and it actually helps with hair loss. Mine is Blood circulation related, worsened by stress. It helps with circulation in the capilaries and its thermal effect might "revive" the hair folicules. Esentially, Capsaicin, the alcaloid, can trigger the vallanoid receptors in hair follicles and may boost hair growth. I have a simmilar curl pattern to yours, I say you should give it a try. Be aware that may feel a heating sensation

[@benjawanhargrove6313]

Rosemary has always worked for me. I work just as much on scalp health as I do on hair health and the herbs that has had the best results for me besides rosemary is Horsetail ( one of the few herbs with silica in it), peppermint, lavender, Amla or Fenugreek.

[@JuliaBerksoy]

olive oil?

[@benjawanhargrove6313]

@ olive oil and castor oil are awesome and great on the skin also

[@NT-gq1pv]

I builded my own routine for my hair loss, but I´m also just 21. I use menoxidil at my hairline every day and use the rosemary water before i take a shower (so every second day) and use twice a week or at least once a week a rosemary oil cure for my scalp. It helps a lot.

[@vivianestudando]

Hi! I saw your comment and got curious. I'm 21 too and I'm starting on my haircare journey with rosemary oil and minoxidil! Do you use the water before the shower? And the oil before? I started with the water after and the oil before, but doesn't have that much time to notice difference...If you could share a little more I'll be very glad!

[@NT-gq1pv]

Sure I'm very happy if I can help ^^. So first of all you seperate the oil and rosemary water from the routine. Don't use both at the same day, it might be too much for your scalp and pores. I just let the rosemarywater sit on my hair for a while...depens on how flexible you are, between 30 minutes and 3 hours. Then I just rins it off with normal shampoo and conditioner. The oil is more aggressive...so I just use it one or two times a week, you massage it gently in and leave it for min 30minutes and max 90min. on your scalp....I also leave the rosemary water in the fridge and look at its colour. If its orange...then make new one but as long it is somehow redish its stable and should not cause any harm to your hair. I hope that helps a bit....the minoxidil I just use at the hairline before I go to bed.@@vivianestudando

[@n.a7848]

@@NT-gq1pvhow is your hair now

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Alopecia due to stress can be reversed if you treat the underlying condition/cause that is your mental health. Struggling with that myself and I’m a hairdresser, retired due to work injuries and being burnt out as a survivor of trauma. Other things such as inflammation (diabetes and Rosacea), as well as vitamin deficiencies is also important factors, all of which I suffer from besides depression and anxiety aka mental stress. Tho most think hair loss is hereditary even hairdressers, but different types of hair loss. And it’s different to have thinning/bald spots than to have no hair growing at all. My hair grows like weed, always has, but I have bold spots and thinning. And started in my late 20’s, and I’m Asian, and always had super thick hair. And as much as I have abused it thanks to bleach, dye and heat, it doesn’t cause hair loss. My hair was my whole identity, pride and joy, and especially as a hairdresser it’s even more shameful to go bald. And people mock you for it, saying how can someone be a hairdresser yet have no hair? I feel lost, ugly and stuck without it. I’m famous for my many hair styles and colors. I’m desperate, but don’t have the money to get all sorts of treatments.

[@victoriafinney3043]

that all sounds so difficult. I've been through hair loss ( had to wear wigs) and it really impacted my confidence. Sending you the biggest hugs sweetheart x

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[@gabriellenichole3445]

I’m so happy to know this. Thank you Cassandra! My only question is how to keep your hair looking normal (not greasy) using it 2x a day? I wonder if any dry shampoo would stop the effects of growth. Please keep educating us we all love you for it 💕

[@MTech07]

Use rosemary water. It is not sticky and acts the same. You can do it yourself, but if you are lazy like me. Look for the rosemary ani-loss rosemary spray from Aromatica. It is amazing, really effective. I use it 3 times per week and it was really effective.

[@oumaymataoufik726]

Actually rosemary toner do make the scalp dry so i don't think you'll have this problem of greasy looking hair using it

[@gabriellenichole3445]

@@oumaymataoufik726 thank you 😊

[@WeanerBeaner69]

Please Cassandra!!!!!!! Please speak to me!!!! I don't know what to think without a youtuber informing me of my opinions 😂

[@MsLinoi]

There'a potential risk of rosemary oil (that you may not know about) It's an essential oil, and many essential oils can trigger seizures in some people with epilepsy. Rosemary is known especially for that. I wanted to try it, but thankfully, I was warned. It could also cause allergies & the scent might trigger sensory overload in someone who's neurodivergent. But I bet you know that already ❤️

[@zoe_astra]

I never knew that essential oils can trigger seizures, that’s crazy! Although, as someone who suffers from chronic migraines I have noticed that products with high levels of essential oils can trigger my migraines. There are shampoos that I had stop using specifically for this reason. I thought maybe it was just me that was sensitive but it could actually be the oils themselves. Thanks for sharing this useful piece of information.

[@beastumfan]

I never even heard of neurodivergent

[@MsLinoi]

@@ekl2947 to my knowledge it's not directly the oil getting in contact with your scalp, it's rather the scent. Some people are sensitive to scents just like others are photosensitive. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6556313/#:~:text=Many%20essential%20oils%20(EOs)%20have,for%20evaluation%20as%20antiepileptic%20drugs. I don't know if you can click on that article, published on the national library of medicine. If not, you can find it under the following name: The Effects of Various Essential Oils on Epilepsy and Acute Seizure: A Systematic Review I don't have any expertise in that field (I study history & english) so I hope I didn't misinterpret it. I originally got that info from a friend who also has epilepsy.

[@jonjonboi3701]

That is just not true

[@MsLinoi]

@@jonjonboi3701 then drop those true facts!

[@SobrietyandSolace]

The antimicrobial properties of rosemary oil also helps with dandruff, fungal infections etc coconut oil is the same as well as penetrating the hair shaft rather than just coating it, it’s a good option as a carrier oil

[@msk-qp6fn]

I tried peppermint oil, not for hair growth, but for scalp itch. I have used peppermint oil all my life for various forms of itches, and the vast majority of the time it worked fantastically for me. I recently tried castor oil for my lashes after seeing another youtuber saying she has done this for 6 years or something and she has loooong lashes. I already see some improvements, especially my under lashes. Also, castor oil just seems work nicely as a moisturizer/emollient. Update: got some kind of milia around the region where i got my eye lashes so i stopped, using azelaic acid to treat the milia and it's working well

[@SpookiDoki]

You could consider a peptide based eye serum if the oil gave you milia :)

[@aanchaladhikari4550]

Wow I compared your hair on this video to your hair on a 10 months old video and I can actually see a significant difference!!

[@jenysanchezm]

I used rosemary water during the pandemic and It worked, my hair stop falling but it dyes your hair with a beautiful brown color. Now, I’ve been using a tonic with rosemary and biotin, holly mother, it really works! I have new hairs also ❤

[@elithluxe7568]

Is your hair light colored. I have black hair but I don’t want a reddish or brown tint to my dark hair

[@user-su6zt2of2p]

How do you make that tonic??

[@maddie8415]

While it's interesting that Rosemary oil had a comparable effect to Minoxidil, I have to wonder why they used the 2% Minoxidil but not far more standard (and more effective) 5%. And thankfully Minoxidil is now far less expensive, it's no longer $50 a month since generics are now available... I can easily get 3 months for $18. I've personally had great success with the 2% for my chronic telogen effluvium and with how cheap it is now I have used it for years. I am considering adding Rosemary oil now, as well.

[@Meha_vlogs]

Is this safe to use alternativevly rosemary oil and minoxidil 5%

[@malibubarbie9098]

May I ask what brand minoxidil you use? I just started minoxidil and the cheapest I found so far was a brand on Amazon called, Sunyoo. It’s a 2 month supply for $21, but I was kinda iffy about the brand so I’m hoping it works. I also bought some rosemary oil and was thinking I can use minoxidil in the morning and rosemary at night. How long have you been using Minoxidil? I really, really hope it works for me. It’s seems most people I have seen that use it have great results.

[@dazzlegirl7984]

Hello, I will just share my edd experience. I use rosemary oil 3 times a week before shampoo by keeping it for 45 to 1 hour. I cook 1 tsp of dried rosemary + 2 tsp of coconut oil, boiled for mins till the color changes the oil. I apply the oil only on scalp and apply. That's it Simple! Benefits I have seen It's been 2 months and my hair grew longer , About the thickness , I do see baby hair growing My hair is thin , and I have tried many remedies! This is so far working for me as my hair fall reduces alot , like from 15 to 5 daily . So I hope this Information helps anyone who wants to try it...and if you have any questions feel free to ask...I will try to answer . Thanks 😊

[@kitkatkoot]

Im using mielle and its like Im on shedding phase. Is this normal? Have you experienced it? Been uasing it for 2 weeks 2x/week before shampooing 😭😭😭

[@shreyamathur824]

Hey how’s ur progress now?

[@pinkcougar4570]

Dr. Greger also suggests pumpkin seeds, soy beans and spices. Was part of a webinar couple of months ago. Today is also last day to register for his sunscreen webinar

[@TheSarahCastle]

Love the video!! however one thing, plants that live in a stressed environment typically have stronger medicine, so don’t use herbs from a busy roadside due to pollutants BUTTTTT don’t believe that all plants need a nurtured/watered environment to provide their amazing benefits!!

[@tsunamimami1]

I tried that rosemary oil from the brand you kept showing thru this video (something with an M) and man it had my scalp SO oily! So I’d end up just using it as a hair masque before showering.. I have a lot of thinning hair right at the front of my scalp so having that constantly looking oily was a no go for me.. it’s hard to find an oil that absorbs and doesn’t always stay goopy looking lol I’m currently using vegamour and have been for like 13 months and it’s been okay.. I see growth in the back of my head and my hair doesn’t fall out as much however I only see a teeny bit of growth towards the front of my head so I def wanna try something else as I’ve givien this brand a solid shot and spent lots of money on it lol

[@TotallyxKatiee]

I’ve been using rosemary oil a few drops into a water bottle with lavender too and spraying it into my roots and massaging for 2 minutes everyday (possibly missing a day occasionally) for the past 5 months. I think I have new baby hairs by my temples and it appears thicker. I’m gonna try to do it twice a day sometimes now if my schedule allows

[@tipineis]

In Greece we use laurel oil for hair. For growth, for shinny and rich hair

[@dr.m6152]

Do you use it diluted or as is? Thanks btw 🌟

[@NefariousNatives]

Yucca and Saw Palmetto can also help with hair growth. Native Americans used both of those, as well as yucca, aloe vera and rosemary for their hair. I love when old beauty "secrets" are backed by science! Awesome video 😍🔥

[@engineeringka14da]

Still upsetting that we don't trust them actually unless science proves it even tho the earlier people have worked so hard to come up with the formulae

[@fiddlesticks7245]

@@engineeringka14da Let's be real bro, the most medically advanced civilization in the 1400s was medieval europe, and they still used trepanning (cutting a hole in the skull to let out bad humors) and blood siphoning in an attempt to balance humors, shit that absolutely didn't work. That isn't to say that they weren't right about countless other treatments, but not every treatment they did has stood the test of time.

[@engineeringka14da]

@@fiddlesticks7245 bro the first successful plastic surgery was done in 600 BC in India

[@fiddlesticks7245]

@@engineeringka14da actual 10 IQ fucking reply. Show me the results as well if you can. What part of "some treatments from way back when were remotely effective" followed up by several examples, was unclear? Some people are just too stupid to teach.

[@supposedlyhuman]

​@@fiddlesticks7245bro this is nothing. Come to india, back then the sages were all in one guiders, a walking book and well of knowledge. They never had to study for medical but they used to perform succesful surgeries and deliveries, they used surgical instruments made of bamboo with more precision than what we today have. People in the ancient times were way ahead in everything from technology to quality of life and philosophy. even women in the villages and backward areas today work better than midwifes you tend to have and guess what with no c-section no ultrasound and no stay in the hospital. This shows skills and knowledge do not come from degrees. Those women can even estimate the date. Back then they used to make buildings with no rods and cement, only stones which stand till today with no earthquake/flood and calamities affecting it.

[@Rogue-bt4wp]

Rosemary oil does work. As a kid (Latina) my mother would put rosemary, carrot, aloe vera, olive oil, coconut, yucca, mint, avocado oil every Saturday let sit under a cap for an hour...my hair would be soft, thick and i never had hair fall. This was a typical thing every woman did in the area my mom grew up. I've stopped doing this when i started living on my own and started doing the curly hair stuff and my hair is shedding and thin and im losing my curl pattern. 90 yr old ladies in my moms town have more hair than me (37,) 😢

[@veronicafox750]

Sell this I would buy it.

[@glowingmountain1273]

Hi! I blended grapeseed oil + rosemary essential oil + a smaller amount of tea tree essential oil (which is antifungal) and apply it once or twice every day. Results: thicker hair, fall stopped, dandruff has dramatically been reduced. I also drink mixes of teas that contain rosemary twice a week. What helped me with thicken hair and repair split ends was applying the oil to my brush and proceed with brushing the hair with the mix.

[@fathercrellick]

i put minoxidil twice a day for a year & my hair literally has grown so much

[@malibubarbie9098]

Yayyy!!! I just started minoxidil and I’m so hoping for the same results!! Congrats, on your hair growth!!

[@Linenbdm]

I have been using the Mielle oil for about a month. I haven’t noticed more growth but the hair I have has definitely drank all the extra moisture. Even my future husband noticed the difference. It may not give me more hair but I love whatever it’s doing 😊

[@xsengeferencz8147]

Do you dilute the rosemary oil in other oils or how do you use it?

[@Love-yg9ii]

When the wedding?🎊

[@beatdizzy]

Yo Cassandra, there's 2 kinds of rosemary oils.a) essential oils (super strong do not recommend) b) rosemary infused oil (oil as menstrum ie leave rosemary in oil for a month and then squish out in a press, nut bag, panty hose), this I DO recommend, it's how we herbalists use oils. If kept cool will last longer than the water and stays on the skin longer than water.

[@beatdizzy]

2% would be an infusion NOT essential oil

[@MadeleineLouiseDiRosa]

youre an herbalist too!? ugh its so hard to find us on the internet!!

[@beatdizzy]

@@MadeleineLouiseDiRosa do you follow @sheofthewoods ? She's my favorite. Still reference a lot of yarrow Willard's stuff too.

[@Califgirl]

Essential oils are meant to be diluted into carrier oils. Infused oil, ie. rosemary in oil is not going to be as potent as organic cold pressed rosemary oil...

[@beatdizzy]

@@Califgirl I know. Essential oils are not recommended for use (for a variety of reasons including sustainablity and the strength of them) by most of the elders in the herbal community. @sheofthewoods has good info on this if you are interested.

[@badassmoflow]

I just started using oil and homemade water tincture with Rosemary. Problem is, its really hard to use the oil on dreadlocks. I cant seem to really get it everywhere as easily, but I do love the scalp massage with the oil as well. I recently went through some family loss with my Mom passing away and I thought I was doing OK! A few months later I was horrified when I got my locks maintained. SO, I am going all in on whatever it takes. Really get a kick out of you videos I have seen and am very happy you are getting the emotional help that you need. I just started to up my therapy! So thank you for your honesty, and your humor through it. I greatly appreciate you combining/encouraging mental and physical help.

[@jflsdknf]

I've noticed a crazy amount of women losing their hair from androgenetic alopecia since covid. I know for a fact that it triggered mine. I had some symptoms before covid, but they were hardly noticeable and it was very slow progressing for years. Then I got covid, my hair MASSIVELY shed and the miniaturization amped up like crazy, I'm talking mounds of frizzy miniaturized hairs sticking up on the top of my head. And it's only gotten worse since then and it's not slowing back down. Now I have an almost bald spot just like yours at the front of my head, and the temple area.

[@glendah1621]

Covid definitely affects the hair cycle. I also lost a lot, there are FB pages dedicated to this if you want to see what others have done. Fortunately there's a lot you can do. Check your nutrients, dermaroll, and get onto these teas, or oils. Easy to DIY. and massage, 4 minutes a day. Throw your head over, and massage to get the blood to the scalp. Lastly, only use the best, gentlest, chemical free shampoo you can find.Ive done all this and regrow my hair. Best of luck.

[@mahr-899]

I strongly advise using essential oils.( you can mix it up with other oils like castor oil, lavender or peppermint) Don't be afraid of having oily hair because it's absorbed rapidly by the scalp. Try a little roll-on dispenser, this way you can easily apply it to the scalp while massaging it. Eating at least 3 eggs a week can help as well.

[@WeanerBeaner69]

Yes essential oils and eggs cures baldness 😂😂😂😂

[@mahr-899]

@@WeanerBeaner69 who's taking about baldness? I'm talking about preventing and reducing hair loss...

[@Omizuke]

Just been concious about hair thinning or loss. Start to make a change. Because there are people that don't take care of their hair at all. Treat it badly. Like something that it's just there, and they have to deal when showering. And once they start loosing hair. They suddenly start using better product, dedicating the time to massage the scalp, let the hair breath, change diet or take a vitamin or supplement.

[@seemakazmi965]

I used to apply coriander oil on my scalp - cooled the head and improved quality of hair growth. The very light weekly applications prevented hair breakage.

[@sapodilla25]

Indians have used coconut oil, amla, bhringraj, hibiscus etc. We make it at home. Its well known that we have lush, thick, hair, especially in our 20s. Most of the black wigs in the world are made with Indian hair for a reason. We send our kids off to school with hair oil and use the weekend to do thorough scalp massages with warm oil.

[@rebeccajohnson5076]

Coconut oil definitely does NOT help with hair growth. This is mainly attributed to genetics

[@Niko-Suave]

Since May of this year I have been doing some microneedling/derma stamping (1.5mm) every Saturday like clock work while using a mixture of Moringa seed oil and Rosemary oil extract and since May I haven't shedded a single hair which is scary since I have been shedding since my early 20's and I'm 40 now!

[@marvin2678]

i will probabaly try that too

[@marvin2678]

1.5mm is quite big isnt it ?

[@Niko-Suave]

@@marvin2678 no it's good enough. I actually just moved my derma stamp to 1.75 now but it sucks when it gets in deeper 😭 lol

[@SideEffects297]

Why don't you try minoxidl?

[@rue1533]

I recently got myself some rosemary oil because ive been loosing a lot of hair on the right side of my head Ive also started to do scalp massages and have tried to not sleep on my right side Ive been applying rosemarry oil to all of my hair hoping it does something When i see cassandras update on this i hope both of us have good results I might also start taking some supplements after i visit a doctor and it turns out to be a deficiency issue ill see when the time comes!

[@WeanerBeaner69]

Yeah Cassandra knows all 😂😂😂😂

[@ECINADGIRL]

I find it funny to hear these trends who are culture practices that we have veen doing for year know. That rosemary oil and other secrets are things that we have been doing for a long time in the Caribbean

[@shainemaine1268]

I bet a good nonpolar solvent will get oil out of rosemary. Isopropyl would probably pull it clean but just make sure you boil off all of the alcohol (in a well-ventilated location, electric heat, ideally outside). As long as the oil has a higher boiling point that you don't exceed, otherwise you'll need a distillation rig to condense the vapor. Did you mention what the actual chemical that inhibits the DHT was (if they even know yet)?

[@brittanyclark7537]

Ive been using rosemary oil, shampoo and conditior. I use the oil once a day at night with a 10min scalp massage. It has made my hair thicker and longer and i barely shed hairs daily. But i have yet to see any change in spots that had extreme thinning. But its only been a month.

[@khandkermanhat1710]

Update in like 6 months that's when results are like best ig

[@ash2556]

hi. what brand do you use?

[@brittanyclark7537]

@@ash2556 I use mielle. I use the rosemary shampoo, conditioner and hair oil. It's in a green bottle.

[@brittanyclark7537]

It definitely works for making my hair stronger and thicker. But is it growing back my actual hair loss spots? Idk. Kinda. But kinda not really.

[@ash2556]

@@brittanyclark7537 thank u. i’ll definitely give this a try. i’ve always had a thin hair and i wanna make it stronger and thicker.

[@SabastianSheehy]

I’ve been a subscriber for so long!! Haven’t watched in a long time but you’ve grown so much!!! Love to see it.

[@rachelsmename6]

I wanted to make it easy, so I bought rosemary tea bags. I definitely feel a tingling on my scalp from that. I’m thinking I’ll just keep it on for 10 minutes a day and then rinse it out. I don’t like putting oil on my scalp and this is so much easier. Hopefully that tingly feeling translates to eventual hair growth.

[@masm1236]

You are drinking the tea or putting the content of the bag on you scalp?

[@WeanerBeaner69]

You put rosemary tea bags on your head 😂😂😂😂

[@christine46616]

I think she meant instead of boiling fresh or dried rosemary plant she just boils rosemary tea bags and use that water to the scalp (ig spraying on it)

[@rachelsmename6]

@@christine46616 exactly, thanks!

[@giselle207]

I can't wait for the after video 😁👏🏻

[@yiorgosorion]

If you’re suffering from actual hair loss it’s best to use minoxidil or finasteride + microneedling as they have been proven effective in multiple studies. Some people are worried about the side effects of those but research papers show that only a small amount of people experience them and even if they do, in most cases, they can lower the dose and still enjoy the benefits. A bottle of minoxidil that lasts a month if used twice a day costs $15. I’d recommend people start with microneedling once a week or having it done by a doctor (before taking any medication) because it’s really easy and it can still bring lots of hair growth. Hope it helps someone ❤

[@Madamchief]

Easy but costly 🫤

[@secretlybees]

I have side effects from minoxidil, so trying rosemary oil is very worth it to me imo. If I'm going to have to put something on my head for the next 60 years, I'd like to have as few reactions to it as possible. Also if it's helping with nerve repair, that's pretty spectacular, don't you think?

[@anom6707]

@@secretlybees trying rosemary is alright as long as you’re realistic about your results. If you have AGA don’t expect it to be a cure

[@secretlybees]

@@anom6707 I don't know the cause of my hair loss, but I know rosemary oil isn't a proven cure in multiple peer reviewed studies as a comparable alternative to minoxidil. I am hopeful rosemary will work because it won't cause me to faint or enlarge my lymph nodes. I can only use minoxidil once a day every other day, so not sure I'd get much luck continuing with it anyway.

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

Not much point starting with microneedling, which is stimulation. You should first treat the underlying condition. For men this will most often be starting with Finasteride for a year.

[@SogDough]

I started growing little baby hairs on my scalp after using rosemary oil now i have a bunch of fly away hairs on the top of my head that looks like a breakage, but actually its just new hairs growing. Those baby hairs tend to stay short sadly they don’t grow as fast as my mature hairs. Also my scalp has a lot of build up and feels heavy because rosemary oil sticks to your scalp a bit and I sometimes get acne on my scalp. But regardless of the downsides the thing works.

[@fry22417]

If you have low porosity hair use rosemary essential oil with the carrier oil like jojoba or Almond oil . Your hair won't be sticky

[@Mariediaz711]

You need to use a clarifying shampoo at least once every two weeks to clean your scalp of the oils. Very important or eventually you may lose hair since your scalp is too dirty to breathe.

[@joenisnapje712]

I mix burdock root water with rosemary/peppermint and tea tree oil. My dad is 82 years and his bald spot has completely disappeared from just applying a few sprays every morning. He’s very amused that it works wonders for him but not for me. However I must add I underwent major surgery and it’s fall which might explain extra hair loss I am suffering. So now I have added a pre wash oil mask that I leave in about 4 hours before shampoo. N the wash day I do the derma roller 1 x week 1.5 mm needles. Wait 24 hrs before applying any topical.

[@wynnyx7071]

I use rosemary and mint oil on my scalp and it loves it. I tried a few times on my face at night, and my skin loved it. So at night after I wash my face, I oil my scalp and my face. My skin is amazing now.

[@Romyislief]

I had a gastric bypass last year, I could cry with the hair loss I’ve had, I’m lucky to have lots and thick hair but it still hurt. It’s getting better now, I have a lot of annoying baby hair growing 😂

[@mariaignacialeonor]

THANKS so much for this vid Cassandra. Watching it from Chile! I love that you take the time and thoughts of considering the variables that can affect the results. Much appreciated ✨

[@wayofacceptanceischange4390]

In my home actually my grandmother has this Ayurveda based bagrounf she makes neela bringaadi kerathailam which is a hairoil made in certain homes in Kerala those who know there is neela is indigo plant ,bhringaraj is elipta alba or false daisy along with several other herbs and three kinds of milk is used (goats milk , cow's milk and coconut milk )this takes around 3to 4 days to make step by step but I had seen my sister and my cousin's get hair thicker and stronger . It's a herb which can only be found near watery wet lands . Very common . We use elipta Alba's powder along with Amla (Indian goose berry powder )powder to wash the hair also . It's a secret of hair of women especially in the southern part of Kerala.

[@jezelleabboud2329]

Gosh, this is relieving. I’m 3mo into oiling my scalp with rosemary (and a couple of other things) and I’m not sure I see results, other than less hair loss… but I’m going to keep going! Maybe by 6 months I’ll notice a difference

[@leebugaboo6354]

PCOS is the genetic gem I inherited. With it comes hair loss. Thank you for the information!!!

[@tdelioncourt1268]

I use a serum from L'Occitane (strength and volume) which countains castor oil and rosemany oil and it does wonders for me. (chronic anemia hairloss + thin hair) My go to natural ingredient is beer yeast supplements, not miracle solution but did help over time. Now I struggle to find a shampoo that isn't too heavy for my hair (my favorite is discountinued !!! I'm PISSED it was perfect)

[@marinamikhonova595]

Thank you for sharing. Try Acure shampoo line, i have thin hair and love their mint and echinacea volumizing shampoo and a claryfing one

[@noligray5828]

I collect rosemary branches from the bush that grows near my home. I read somewhere that you can put them in the jar, pour alcohol over it (I use vodka) and wait 6 weeks. After that time you can put in on your scalp and it is suppose do help. My scalp is not sensitive and it tolerates alcohol without any problems. I am trying this, together with other things (mainly minoxidil, scalp massage, scalp exfoliator, hair and scalp oils, and other scalp products), for my hairline that became uneven. I don't know if I see results (after about two years), as I don't know if the small hairs that grow there are baby hair or old hair that are broken. But I definitely see that my hair is not falling out as much as it used to.

[@merrivideo]

I'm so happy to hear that you are getting therapy everyday. Sending you an enormous hug.

[@katw5282]

YES I needed this video so bad 😭

[@mariaignacialeonor]

RIGHT?!!

[@OOtwiga]

I love using the Aromatica Rosemary Root Enhancer it's the best. Feels so refreshing on the scalp, smells amazing and it got rid of my dry itchy scalp problem and my hair is healthy and growing in a good rate. If anyone is looking, it's a cheap enough option that's convenient and great quality korean hair product

[@vsTantastic]

A YT dr claims that Latisse eyelash serum grows eyelash hair. If so, shouldn’t it work for other hairs as well⁉️

[@secretlybees]

It isn't strong enough to work on your scalp, eyes have thinner hairs and skin so will absorb it differently.

[@Shineysunshine-ni5oi]

Okay, I do not know how I got here but I already know I am going to be staying. I love her personality and you can just sense a kind of warmth coming from her.

[@Sophie-py8cr]

Cassandra, which things would you recommend are the BEST to use? Oil, red light, treatments, etc.? Thank you so much!!!

[@scosijns88]

My BF does plasma injections to his scalp. (Beside his monoxidil 2%) and it has made a huge difference. It is pricey though.

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

PRP is not worth it. It's very expensive for minimal and temporary results. He should see a doctor and get a diagnosis for male pattern baldness. If he has MPB, he will have little hope of fighting it without Finasteride/Dutasteride.

[@scosijns88]

@@Mercurial_Phantom those drugs have horrible side effects that he does not want and are not worth it for him. Because he started PRP before the hair loss was major, that impact is big. So each situation is different

[@Mercurial_Phantom]

@@scosijns88 If it's androgenetic alopecia, then it's not different. He will most likely lose ground over time without a 5ar inhibitor. Because PRP and Minoxidil is not treating the root cause of it. Side effects are low chance, and most often nocebo effect as in the trials. If you get them, then you reduce the dose or quit.

[@SkyLucyDiamonds]

Haven't watched entire video yet but seems like the most legit video on 'rosemary haircare' topic on youtube

[@lisagardner4814]

You need to use rosemary water !! I used it on my hair and my temples grew back in after one month using it once a week for 30 min before showering !! I swear by it

[@revengewithasmile]

i have tried it and it 100% works wonderfully, a miracle i discovered by chance and i love it, even for my skin

[@DrayseSchneider]

Wasn't rosemary oil compared to 2% minoxidil, not 5%? I'd like to see a meta-study on rosemary oil vs 2% and 5% concentrations of minoxidil. If rosemary oil is a DHT blocker, wouldn't it be better to compare it to a 5AR inhibitor like finasteride or dutasteride? I don't know how one would do that though as I don't think I'd ingest rosemary oil and I don't think there's an approved formulation of topical finasteride or dutasteride.

[@mernahaddadin3700]

I’ve been using rosemary water for a long time and it works.

[@nightowl2486]

I used rosemary infused flax seed gel and my fall out came to almost a complete hault. Not to mention my hair felt like silk and didn't hardly tangle. Oh yeah... smells great too.

[@clareodonnell4924]

FLAX SEED OIL MAKE MY HAIR GROWN RAPIDLY

[@nightowl2486]

@@clareodonnell4924 Try infusing it with rosemary oil... double punch, and smells great too.

[@Lilas.Duveteux]

I used to have not so long ago very bad dandruff, and I still have dandruff but it's not as bad. Washing my hair with menthol shampoo brought back nociception to my scalp, and I noticed I'm less likely to accidentally rip out my hair now than before. So, sometimes, treatments to bring back nociception can help you not to accidentally rip out your hair.

[@Veronica_Boer]

Thanks Cassandra for your great knowledge and advice. Love fro Milan, Italy. I’ve greatly improved my skin and hair thanks to your professional advice. Keep up the great work and thanks again for being honest, using vegan and cruelty free products that I can buy from the Amazon in Europe ❤️❤️❤️

[@MdmLuna]

I love that when I want to be TRULY i nformed I can come to Cassandra's channel. Thank you so much!!!

[@basharshafiq850]

Very informative and entertaining video usually this type of videos are boring but you made it entertaining, also hope you're okay I wish you overcome whatever challenges you're facing atm.

[@madeehakhanashrafi]

I'm glad that you include hair care in your videos. I'm really looking forward to information on products by affordable brands like Nip+fab and Skin Proud

[@aleksandrak.5217]

I used a lot of different things for hair growth and definitely rosemary oil helped, but my favorite is the Sesa oil from India. Made my hair so thick everyone noticed.

[@bathmaloshini659]

Do you mean sesame oil ?

[@aleksandrak.5217]

@@bathmaloshini659 I mean Sesa Ayurvedic Hair Oil 😊 it's with a lot of herbs extracts