I Try Dubur Amla Hair Oil // Before & After Results

[@naman_jain]

I would like to add a point to this particular " DABUR AMLA HAIR OIL ", it is just so much popular because of the advertisement and the marketing strategy of DABUR brand. It is not much of a use, but people in INDIA use other AMLA Hair Oils as it really helps their hair.

[@IsabellaDemarko]

Yes i totally agree :) thanks for sharing !

[@ParuAp]

It's not that good don't use it. It has mineral oil. Get a different kind with no mineral oil

[@Nermeen.]

@@ParuAp True !

[@safiachourouk1869]

what Amla oils are used in india ?

[@asiatahir2972]

@@safiachourouk1869 khadi is one brand ma'am

[@babakiradha3416]

As an Indian, i won't recommend this particular oil. Amla (Indian gooseberry) oil is very good for your hair. You can try other Amla oils which are free of parabens and mineral oil.

[@IsabellaDemarko]

yees i agree

[@viancavarma3455]

same tbh

[@diyahazarika3801]

The patanjali one is really great

[@itsacarolbthing5221]

Hello, does amla oil help with hair growth, please? Kindest regards xx

[@babakiradha3416]

@@itsacarolbthing5221 Yaa it does

[@MiniGiraffeIggy]

I usually do oil treatments the night before I use a clarifying shampoo! Makes it easier to get out without multiple shampoos! Also plain amla oil will be much better than this product. Dabur is just a popular, cheaper, celebrity endorsed brand that has questionable ingredients. Think like tresseme or Pantene but south Asian.

[@IsabellaDemarko]

yes totally! x

[@imawakemymindisalive13]

pantene conditioners are really good though… they just need some oil. it’s the best for my hair type!

[@nivethaelumalai5569]

I remember my gramma making Amla oil from scratch without all the other crap these bottled oils include, it's pure and made of all the good ingredients and the best part is you get to see how they make it .. it's a routine during school summer holidays when your grammy sits you down one afternoon and yells how bad your hair has become because of the pollution whilst massaging warm oil onto your hair.. ughhh life of every Indian kid ever

[@imnotaregularmomimacoolmom6069]

It actually made a noticeable difference!

[@IsabellaDemarko]

it did! i still think its the mineral oil though which creates the illusion of shiney and sleeker hair... but I can't lie it did do a good job!

[@madhurikamoorthy8365]

The most common oil used in India for hair is actually coconut oil :) Yeah, some use alma oil as well. But coconut oil does the best job for me!

[@45_hello]

Not for me as it gives me dandruff (most oils give me dandruff)

[@ShikhaNB]

Amla oil and coconut oil both are used a lot, depending on the region in India (and ofc personal preferences)

[@removemariam]

@@45_hello don’t put it on ur scalp, put it on ur ends it makes them super soft

[@ananyamondal7027]

I watch your videos regularly. In India , 90% household have this hairoil. I have been using this for more than 20+ years and I love it.

[@IsabellaDemarko]

ahh cool!

[@shravsgryffindor5315]

Bro...I use coconut..not dabur amla..I do use amla but not the mineral oil shit!

[@Jerusalem23]

Exactly. People in the comment area be making stuff up. Because every Indian zi know uses tthis stuff. And back in the day no one was using coconut oil. Indians were using this oil, mustard oil and sesame oil and sesa oil.

[@immathechopsticksthatjinal5441]

I can't stand it's smell but you tried it. It's low-key a waste to use because of mineral oil, parabens and artificial dyes. It's better to get organic dried amla or amla powder and mix it with hot coconut or sesame oil,keep it in for 1 week then strain the oil and use it.

[@mashallah3045]

I’d love to see her try this!

[@iffattasnim7428]

You are right... Normally in my country amla oil made with fresh amla and sesame oil... It really helps to hair growth and reduce hair fall

[@IsabellaDemarko]

yes i totally agree! x

[@Amy19959]

It actually made your hair look so nice!

[@Spicypoptart1]

I would try to find one without any other additives or mineral oils! Pure aml seems to be a better choice. Also if anyones looking for a cheap leave in Lidl does a great avocado oil one! :)

[@hprivate9114]

Heya a south asian here 🙃 i really highly recommend pure alma powder so you can make masks with that, add it to oils like olive oil for a scalp massage, add it to a deep conditioner extra- thats the real way to get the best out of the alma plant 😊😅

[@newie2748]

Can I ask a question? I have afro hair so I use the Amla hair oil once a week and I keep it in my hair until my next wash day (I wash every week) my question is since I have a light brown hair will it make my hair darker? Like jet black? I really like my natural hair colour and I don't want to change it

[@SabaKhannnnn]

I had severe hairfall issues I used keraXL hair serum , it's been a month since I use it and now I lose at the most 10 hair strands a day. It has not only stopped hair shedding but also has improved quality and quantity of my hair to great extent. It's around 20 dollars not much expensive. But definitely best choice I made for my hair

[@sarafa912]

what made me use it in the first place was my neighbor.. she was from egypt and had the most beautiful silky long hair I've ever seen.. when i asked she said she used this oil.. i have thin fine hair so i mix it with castor oil and sometimes coconut oil ..I've been using it for almost 5 months i have now lots of baby hair and my hair is noticeably longer .. so far so good and im happy with it..

[@chosenandblessed9040]

Do you still use it.

[@sarafa912]

@@chosenandblessed9040 No.. i went through depression im not using anything.. it's literally on my bedroom dresser and not opened yet! it expires on september so i have to start using it again..

[@clemmie7958]

omg haha i use this stuff religiously! i love it! my family hates the smell but tbh i don’t mind it. it manages my frizz so well:)

[@IsabellaDemarko]

thats great that it works for you :)

[@rodyapink5803]

For me nothing helps with frizz , and omg i hate the smell of it i stopped using it for years now 😂

[@newie2748]

Can I ask a question? I have afro hair so I use the Amla hair oil once a week and I keep it in my hair until my next wash day (I wash every week) my question is since I have a light brown hair will it make my hair darker? Like jet black? I really like my natural hair colour and I don't want to change it

[@nourghers]

I'm Algerian and have heard about this oil for literally my entire life. There are even shampoos and hair serums that have it in them and are made by the same brand (i think). It is definitely placebo based upon the fact that indian people have such sikly smooth long hair due to genetics and other natural hair oils they use religiously and regularly. I have tried it before, though not consistenlty, and have seen no results obviously. I personally would rather use natural oils such as jojoba, olive oil...etc. Love you ❤

[@psychadelicpotato8580]

Its not always necessarily genetics actually.Modern Indians prefer using western products and in my observation not a lot of them have thick hair as their mother's or grandmother's used to and that points to lifestyle You should try using authentic amla oil or prepare amla or black cumin oil at your home which are far more effective ways for hair growth as well as healthy scalp.

[@seph4503]

You can use coconut oil it's effective . I am using coconut oil entire life 😄

[@youdonthavetoknowmyname343]

I am Indian i have curly hair 😂.

[@nourghers]

@@youdonthavetoknowmyname343 perhaps you are not 100% indian 🤷‍♀️ also, curly hair does not mean it isn't smooth, so i bet you're gorgeous ❤ have a nice day

[@youdonthavetoknowmyname343]

@@nourghers my hair was pretty smooth, but Indians hate curly hair, my mom always used to brush them dry and do those big braids, from my childhood. I am now a teenager, so i colored my hair and straightened it a lot of times without any heat protectants. They are very damaged now, also the humidity in my city doesn't help 😭. I wish I lived in North Africa or something, at least humidity wouldn't be a problem.

[@Leyaron]

Girl you should use coconut oil I've been using it for like so many years now and my heir length is longer than my waist and it's pretty healthy and thick. don't wash it away right after you use it let it stay for 1 day then wash it out, it'll surely help you ❤️

[@ZazaBela99]

Do you apply it on the scalp? I heard it can clog your pores.

[@Leyaron]

Don't apply it on scalp, you're scalp produces it's own natural oli, apply it on the ends- gently then put ot on a bun or whatever you like, make sure to apply gently ❤️.

[@ZazaBela99]

@@Leyaron thank you so much, this was very helpful. Do you know Any any oils that might be good for the scalp? I’m having a very dry scalp. :(

[@Leyaron]

@@ZazaBela99 You can use Bhringa oil it's really good for scalp and use pure aloe vera gel one's a week, let it stay for minimum 1 hour then wash it with room temperature water Don't use shampoo or oil the day you apply it, aloe vera gel is really good for hair and scalp❤️.

[@ine6222]

Btw, she has used coconut oil in the past. It doesn’t nourish all hair types, and hers is one of them.

[@Fatemah_Loves_Henna]

HER HAIR LOOKS MUCH THICKER THAN BEFORE! Like, it looks denser and much prettier😍

[@femystique]

I use this on my hair once a week as a mask and leave it on for one hour and omg it literally is longer, softer, hydrated, I have less frizz, and my hair is just overall healthier. (Before my hair was literally so dry, dead, AND IT WAS ACTUALLY CRUNCHY AT THE ENDS LIKE IT WOULD MAKE A SOUND)

[@orangechickengorl]

YOUR PFP AND USERNAME SKSKKSSK

[@awiseperson7594]

So did that make your hair even darker? Plss reply i want to know before use it

[@ollie1753]

Isabella, I have a great tip for preventing dry ends, so you can keep growing it! :) Source: I have dry, 3A hair. Apply just a bit of argan oil to your ends every single day! It will make them much softer and healthier.

[@faiunnie6982]

I've been using another sort of Amla Oil for my hair these past 4 months (it's the main ingredient in one of my hair care products) and believe me it's made my hair shiny,sleek,softer and it smells really good too.I really love it.

[@shezramumtaz7395]

Which brand is it please?

[@au7407]

PLEASE GIVE ME THE NAME OF THE PRODUCT!!!!

[@daliahjoy7403]

now why would u say this and not drop the name

[@jflsdknf]

You're the only one I've seen review this product who actually seems knowledgeable about ingredients and shows concern for what's actually in the product. It's like most people don't even care to look.

[@mocha.primeir8016]

This amla made my hair thin , i have 4c hair all my edges went like the wind , i think my hair doesn’t do well with chemicals i would rather stick to coconut oil ( my hair grew back after changing the oil) But for others it works very well . We all different , have a blessed day.🥰

[@Danny.Gitano]

I much rather use amla powder because its more potent and its really hard to find pure amla oil

[@gabrxlam]

I would highly suggest trying the Blue Beautifly organic amalaki scalp oil serum. It contains a blend of fo-ti root, amalaki, brahmi, Bringaraj extracts, etc among other natural ingredients. I'd also recommend the Innate Life products such as their scalp treatment and the Rose Hair Elixir. They're incredible! 😍

[@Iofficialcat]

It looks better after the oil but I recommend you using coconut oil, olive oil or 1 tbs of black seed oil as it’s more natural ❤

[@therealannakonda]

Your hair is sooo beautiful at the moment! The length really suits you! :)

[@IsabellaDemarko]

thank you !

[@София-д3р7д]

Also try Rosemary oil, if you haven't already. The best Hair serum I've ever used.

[@roxisarobot]

How do you apply it? Sprayed all over mixed with water or just on the ends? :) and is it pure Rosemary oil?

[@София-д3р7д]

@@roxisarobot I use a few drops on wet hair, only on the scalp. Hair is made up of dead cells hardened by keratin, so whatever nutrients you give it, it's not gonna have effect on the existing hair, it's gonna affect the new growths. This is why haircare results show up after a few months or even longer. The products that give immediate smooth results usually create silicone layers on hair, which is bad for hair. Some products use hydrolyzed proteins, that's alright. But the best thing you can do for your hair is keeping your scalp healthy. Rosemary oil works like a natural minoxidil, it promotes hair growth. And also remember to balance your scalp's pH around 3.5-4.5, everytime you shampoo your hair, which is the best pH for healthy scalp. It's the same thing as using a toner after using face wash, they are also used to bring the pH down.

[@anjaligorti8037]

Hey Isabella, in India we don't add it to wet hair. Try adding it to dry hair and leave it in for a week.

[@cakedecoratingkenya7952]

You need to use it 2 to 3 times a week for a few weeks to see a difference ive used it since i was a kid and i swear by it my hair is down to my thighs thanks to this product & leave it either preferably overnight or an hour or 2

[@Generaloddities]

My dad used to put this in my hair in middle school and my hair would get super soft, but my mom & sister hated the lingering smell in the restroom. Lingered in hair as well. 😅

[@heyomeyo3020]

Omg same!😂my dad and i use it but my other family members hate it!!!

[@joanneginever1890]

@@heyomeyo3020 There must be different types. I bought some of this oil today in a new sleeker design bottle, fairly small bottle, and has definate Jasmine scent, lovely aroma😊🙏

[@gabbie317]

If you use Facebook there are no buy groups where you can offer anything up for people in your area to take it off your hands

[@mayarina6]

It did make your hair look smoother

[@ishansharma3138]

I'm an Indian girl, use Coconut oil ,it's the best oil 😍I've been using it whole my life I'm 17 !

[@verina_crochet_garden]

Hey Isabella! I recently watched a german (hairdresser) youtuber who has a shampoo reccomend for your hairtype: She said it's for hair that can be wavy/curly and is very dry and very frizzy and lacks of natural moisture. From Bumble and Bumble: Quenching, Diamond Oil and Mending.

[@sobean9309]

Wer war das? :)

[@damsmh4374]

i love your videos so much because you’re so calming and i always learn something, thank you for doing what you’re doing ❤️

[@IsabellaDemarko]

thank you!

[@kukualdulimy3699]

​@@IsabellaDemarkodoes it darken the hair since I'm almost blonde I don't want my hair to darken at all not even one bit

[@sim_city4441]

Hi there! I’m also Indian and have Indian hair, and I do swear by this. It’s my holy grail product. I have two feet of hair, all the way past my butt and it’s strong and it grew from a Bob cut about three years ago. My hair absolutely grows THICC. I swear by it. Also it’s Placebo. Not Gazebo.

[@dolce8397]

Are you using the Dabur brand?

[@sim_city4441]

@@dolce8397 yep. I’ve been using them since their old bottle design and now I use it with the new bottle design but I don’t like the new small squirt nozzle so I use the new bottle to fill up my old bottle.

[@willowdoesshi]

How long have you been using it and how long did it take to grow your hair that long?

[@sushamapatil9765]

Try using parachute coconut hair oil

[@Sniperwolf_15]

Amla is really good for hair...make your hair stronger...if you have allergy to smell or something use amla powder with castor and coconut oil and make a cold pressed amla..(IT DOES NOT HAVE BAD SMELL AND ORGANIC)

[@jigyasarathore5595]

I use Mamaearth BhringAmla hair oil when I feel my hair needs Amla, my usual go to oil is Sage Apothecary's Onion oil. Also if you need benefits of Amla, we in my family instead of oiling use it for washing by mixing Reeta, Amla and shikakai in hot water and let soak overnight. And you wash your hair next day with that mixture, it helps get benefits and reetha is a natural shampoo product so it's way better for nourishment.

[@chaimaealaoui6173]

Your hair looks so much healthier you made it

[@Hexakitty]

Okay but honestly your Bratz collection is soooooo nice o.o

[@nandinisethi6743]

Please do a video of showing all ur jewelery please i really adore u ❤❤

[@IsabellaDemarko]

aw thank you! i dont really have that much jewelry haha but maybe xxxx

[@nandinisethi6743]

@@IsabellaDemarko omg I love i have watched all ur video also 15 times by now I love u ❤❤ ♥️♥️♥️♥️and i also bought the same necklace as u have that u always wear omg u replyed 😘😘😘

[@kater.1604]

Your hair is looking so great lately!

[@silberregen653]

Try Khadi Amla Oil. Yes, it is more expensive. BUT: It is totally natural and the results are great.

[@Jerisa]

I feel the struggle of not wanting to waste it. I'm the same. I have a few buckets of products that didn't work out for me, and they are now patiently waiting to expire for me to toss them out.

[@hafsarahman7710]

Sell on market place

[@jordynn5787]

Maybe you could use the oil for your cuticles?

[@APGifts]

@Jordynn That sounds like a great idea. .

[@Nutellix]

It's less frizzy than usual with the oil, great job! But yeah, after seeing the ingredients I agree with you, the mineral oil must be the reason why so many people feel like their hair is soft and shiny Are you going to use the organic or diy version in your next video? :eyes:

[@Chetana108]

Im Indian and Amla oil has been the only thing my grandma has used till day.

[@dianapastore4958]

I used this specific oil by night. My hair before was very frizzy and i used it for nighttime treatment ( before washing) it was not placebo, my hair was less tangled and less frizzy. Yes i have blond hair so it did dye my hair greenesh that doesnt bother me cuz i still use gray tonner ( purple shampo, conditioner) It did bring my hair to previous stage from when i was a child.

[@TRINITR0N]

Wow i came back to your channel after not watching for awhile and i gotta say your hair looks so so much better than when you first made that video about it!

[@mpiraalfa]

Hey! When you wash your hair I recommend use after shampoo a nurishing mask for about 15-20 minutes and then conditioner for a minute! This told me a hairdresser 💖💖💖💖

[@zhaklinvasileva3599]

We all know that lol

[@mpiraalfa]

@@zhaklinvasileva3599 good for you!

[@zhaklinvasileva3599]

@@mpiraalfa k

[@jenniferlynn3537]

I’m from the U.S. & therefore unfamiliar with the type of faucet system you have (or the characteristics of your water supply) but I was wondering whether you’re using a water filtration system to remove undesirable minerals from (and lower the ph of) your water. I hear it does wonders for improving hair health over time. 👩🏻‍🦰

[@Melissa-ek7dw]

I usually recycle unwanted products with using them on my feet or nails maybe you can use it as a feet moisturizer 🤷

[@itsalysha5238]

My mum’s hair would always get fizzy but she started using tropicskincare shampoo and conditioner and now her hair doesn’t get fizzy anymore

[@somyah4902]

It’s the smell for me, it doesn’t go out at all 😣

[@miyuli3683]

Your hair looks so good, i love the color it really suits you 😍

[@taasha.]

Use any other organic Indian brand for hair oil bcz dabur is famous due to its availability in every single store. We Indians even eat amla like some snack. BTW u can try eating amla for few days and see the difference in skin and hair, don't eat raw bcz its very sour and harms the teeth, u can boil it in water and eat and even drink the water( we usually put it in while make rice and remove it later)

[@nandinisethi6743]

As an Indian I have tried this and i would say the same thing that u said

[@nashrakhan9780]

I use coconut oil it really helps it is easy to get off from my hair I have long curly hair I also wrap my hair in t-shirt instead of a towel it really helps I saw that on Brad mondo actually idk if it will help others but I just do that I saw your hair care journey and I swear I cannot do this much actually you are dedicated towards it 😳

[@baishalibiswas6481]

Hey i am from India and I have prity thick and love hair i also use amla oil but not this oil i use organic amla oil u can easily get on Amazon i also use aloe vera coconut oil for silky smooth hair this ingredients r really amazing good for hair

[@SubhaChugh]

Edit: Also it's pronounced DAA-BUR like 'Da' as in Dark and 'Bur' as in burlap. Amla is an ancient Indian skin and hair care remedy, like turmeric, etc and I guess the western world is just discovering it 😂😂 Dabur is just like a brand that's selling this oil, you should really try Amla Juice on your hair, it works very good

[@bleehh]

Random comment passing by to inform you that Dante doesn't have an é in it, without wanting to be rude!

[@SubhaChugh]

@@bleehh I meant Dante Alighieri cause that's the best 'Da' sound word I could think of 😅 Which in hindsight is just... So overly complicated???? I've changed it to dark, lol

[@bleehh]

@@SubhaChugh I know, I just meant that it's written with a normal e at the end, but it's really not big of a deal! :) also probs to you for knowing Dante Alighieri! People around me would just be like "Who???" 🤦‍♀️ And you're right, dark is better! :D especially since I've heard people totally butcher Dante. I swear I'm not overly obsessed with that name! 😂

[@tylersaurus4702]

i’m sorry but i started to cry of laughter when you mentioned old ladies and soap because i agree

[@MrOnlyforcommenting]

I am an asian guy and i even use it. The smell isnt that bad if you're born in asia countries because i smell worst. its pungent but acceptable. It definitely made my hair softer and "puffy". My hair is even darker. My suggestion is not to sleep it overnight because your room is gonna smell amla. As im writing this , im using it outdoor so the smell doesnt linger around the house. My family didnt like the smell. Indian barbers tend to amla oil for head massage.

[@roses2122]

Do you think the body shop coconut oil is okay?

[@zainab1247]

Amla oil is really realty good for faster hair growth but this specific brand does not do the job

[@binduismail1275]

Mix a few drops with usual leave in conditioner and rake through freshly washed hair and watch the hair growth explode; been doing it for years with Dabur. Thank me later.

[@04erine]

So my aunt gave me this because she bought it for herself and didn't like it. I've used it on my hair and I don't mind it but I've also used it to clean my wax pot... You're supposed to use oil to clean wax off, usually I use olive oil, but sometimes I'm lazy and don't want to go to the kitchen after waxing so I used this and it works! So there's a use for it if you don't want to waste it 😜

[@VioletNyangaresi-wd3st]

I want ti know my many times do u apply it

[@hi-jf8yy]

hey your hair is so beautiful :)

[@IsabellaDemarko]

thank you!

[@ollie1753]

New video! Now I have something to look forward to during lunchtime ☺❤

[@IsabellaDemarko]

bless you thank for coming back to my channel :)

[@alicja7559]

2 months ago I changed my hair products and my hair has become so smooth! Here's what I do: I put organic argan oil 2h before washing my hair, then I use Faith in Nature shampoo and then Sukin conditioner. This conditioner is amazing, works wonders for my hair, you should give it a go 😌

[@moushmikaimmandi2877]

Why don't you use Virgin coconut oil that is available in costo it will make your hair very soft for continuous use like 3 times a week and wash it in mornings as you apply the oil during nights

[@irma5230]

Wow your hair looks SO good! Goals😍

[@mayara_hoque]

You can try Ribana Bangladesh Organic Coconut oil....its really good for hair.

[@leela_5665]

I saw this oil before in another haircare video recently and I thought about you trying it immediately

[@IsabellaDemarko]

haha aww xx

[@planetjazzy]

They make the oil that's jasmine scented that's wonderful

[@racheldeckert4362]

Hair oils of any sort are much better than any silicones as a sealant tho, they wash out easier and they’re generally sold as less chemically processed with other stuff compared to silicones. You’re probably right about this being a placebo but I’d say opt for this or any other hair oil before silicone moisturizing products

[@psychadelicpotato8580]

Personally The ones I prepare at home aren t exactly based on the principles of placebo. This brand is a bit overrated and yet some have gotten results, which I do believe is placebo effect

[@sakuraharuno4667]

Just make your own Amla or any herbal oil.. use neem oil.. take edible coconut oil and add neem puree to it and melt them together using double boiling method.. then strain it and use it daily.. don't use store bought hair oils..

[@palakgupta6514]

You should try parachute almond oil. I am using it since as long as I can remember using an oil. That oil is just amazing, I recommend using it. ☺️☺️

[@Madhukirtan]

You could use it on a wooden floor, that's what I've done with mine! Hehehe The floor looks amazing after all! You'll get tired, but it worth making the floor very shinny and beautiful!

[@ridhimasharma4251]

Recently my mother told me to apply curd on my hair before washing my hair for like 2 to 3 hours! And let me tell you it 👏works 👏miracles 👏. I just apply shampoo and no conditioner. Curd has made my hair so strong , shiny and smooth! We can see the result on the first day of use! I had really bad heat damaged, dry hair and it has help a lot!Coming to Dabur Amla Hair Oil! Girl please dont use this! Btw love your content and u are the one who inspired tome start my hair growth journey! Love India ❤

[@lotusgrl444]

What type of curd? Sorry, I'm not familiar with it but would love to check it out.

[@ridhimasharma4251]

@@lotusgrl444 curd is basically like yogurt....plain milk yougurt....if u still didn't understand feel free to ask buddy:)

[@olya8552]

Hair video - here I come RUNNING

[@IsabellaDemarko]

you're just awesome in every way x

[@YellowRoses10]

I like your bratz dolls and your hair looks nice🌻

[@nevadash]

Bruh thank you so much for making this I see this product and it's ads everywhere and I didn't know how it works But thank you

[@ga4214]

Did you try henna ? it is an herb that would definitely thicken your hair, but it can be drying since it is protein so condition your hair with honey and olive oil after

[@sabinaleopoldova7900]

Hi Isabella, have you heard of the By Erim oil? It's a bit pricey, but so worth it!

[@aishathaala797]

Hey isabella I noticed that your hair was a bit thicker after using amla oil

[@littlebambambi]

Perfect content as always !!

[@louisabecker1621]

where can i watch ur old bratz videos??

[@glambynicoleseyes1110]

I believe coconut oil is the best oil for hair

[@advlia686]

Could you test out rosemary oil it is said to make your hair grow

[@Maria-po4il]

You can put it in your nail cuticles

[@Xarmutinha]

Bruh i looooove the smell of it

[@julianazumwalt9817]

Try fable and Mane their whole line is amazing ! It’s a bit expensive but worth the money

[@amandalvh9497]

You can put it on olio

[@Vanshita_thakur]

You did it wrong Right method: Message it with your hands. Use a bit only not like that much you used 😬 And then wash it with shampoo and then condition your hair. {Don't use a lot} And sister it's [ DA BAR ] Hope it will Help. Lobe from India❤️✨

[@sanskriti8729]

I think you can give Indulekha hair oil a try .... it does has a strong smell though...💓

[@psychadelicpotato8580]

Yh with the comb

[@bal9944]

A video about the best oils please? ❤️

[@litchiicecream5792]

You should try kalyashastra, it's much better in terms of ingredient quality.

[@carlosdheartnet7364]

I didnt have a good experince with this oil.. i really wanted it to work but sadly everytime i used it i noticed that i lost more hair than normal.. so i stoped useing it half way (tried to give it a chance).