Oil Treatment Question

[Muffin5108]

Hey guys.

Does anyone here use essential oil treatment on a regular basis? I've read that lavender, jojoba, tea tree, and coconut oil are all supposed to be good for the follicles and it sounds legitimate. However, I've also read that in order to get this stuff out, you need to shampoo your hair three times (without water). I'm worried that I'm going to pull out a thousand hairs and destroy all the good that i've done in the past six months trying to wash my hair. Is there anyone who has done this that can tell me how it went? Were there noticeable results?

I'm getting sick of my hair being this way and I want to try something new but not if it's going to cost me half of the hairs i do have. Anything anyone can tell me would be helpful. Thanks.

 

[Armando Jose]

HI friend

I use essential oils in Jojoba/meadowfoam/ etc blend oil, no Cocconut oil.

Is sufficient wash your hair three times a week in the morning when you apply the lotion when you was to bed past nigth.

Armando

 

[Pete]

Hey guys.

Does anyone here use essential oil treatment on a regular basis? I've read that lavender, jojoba, tea tree, and coconut oil are all supposed to be good for the follicles and it sounds legitimate. However, I've also read that in order to get this stuff out, you need to shampoo your hair three times (without water). I'm worried that I'm going to pull out a thousand hairs and destroy all the good that i've done in the past six months trying to wash my hair. Is there anyone who has done this that can tell me how it went? Were there noticeable results?

I'm getting sick of my hair being this way and I want to try something new but not if it's going to cost me half of the hairs i do have. Anything anyone can tell me would be helpful. Thanks.

I would concentrate on getting your scalp healthy first and reducing the excessive sebum if you have any before adding the essential oil blend.






Regards
Pete

 

[powersam]

Hey guys.

Does anyone here use essential oil treatment on a regular basis? I've read that lavender, jojoba, tea tree, and coconut oil are all supposed to be good for the follicles and it sounds legitimate. However, I've also read that in order to get this stuff out, you need to shampoo your hair three times (without water). I'm worried that I'm going to pull out a thousand hairs and destroy all the good that i've done in the past six months trying to wash my hair. Is there anyone who has done this that can tell me how it went? Were there noticeable results?

I'm getting sick of my hair being this way and I want to try something new but not if it's going to cost me half of the hairs i do have. Anything anyone can tell me would be helpful. Thanks.

I would concentrate on getting your scalp healthy first and reducing the excessive sebum if you have any before adding the essential oil blend.






Regards
Pete

excessive hair washing with oil stripping detergents could be detrimental to scalp health.

 

[Pete]

Hey guys.

Does anyone here use essential oil treatment on a regular basis? I've read that lavender, jojoba, tea tree, and coconut oil are all supposed to be good for the follicles and it sounds legitimate. However, I've also read that in order to get this stuff out, you need to shampoo your hair three times (without water). I'm worried that I'm going to pull out a thousand hairs and destroy all the good that i've done in the past six months trying to wash my hair. Is there anyone who has done this that can tell me how it went? Were there noticeable results?

I'm getting sick of my hair being this way and I want to try something new but not if it's going to cost me half of the hairs i do have. Anything anyone can tell me would be helpful. Thanks.

I would concentrate on getting your scalp healthy first and reducing the excessive sebum if you have any before adding the essential oil blend.






Regards
Pete

excessive hair washing with oil stripping detergents could be detrimental to scalp health.

Im talking about getting a decent shampoo that helps with inflammation as well as clearing excessive sebum - not excessive har washing!





Regards
Pete

 

[hair_tomorrow]

I use the essential oils (per the Scottish Study recipe) but I've cut the amt of jojoba oil in 1/2 and substituted emu oil for the other 1/2.

It's helped the "quality" of my hair - and I feel comfortable enough to say that it helps just a bit in preventng loss.

I shampoo 1x daily.

 

[Armando Jose]

In the study:
The active group received the essential oils: Thyme vulgaris (2 drops, 88 mg), Lavandula agustifolia (3 drops, 108 mg), Rosmarinus officinalis (3 drops, 114 mg), and Cedrus atlantica (2 drops, 94 mg). These oils were mixed in a carrier oil, which was a combination of jojoba, 3 mL, and grapeseed, 20 mL, oils.


In my opinion is better cut the grapeseed oil than Jojoba oil

Armando

 

[hair_tomorrow]

In the study:
The active group received the essential oils: Thyme vulgaris (2 drops, 88 mg), Lavandula agustifolia (3 drops, 108 mg), Rosmarinus officinalis (3 drops, 114 mg), and Cedrus atlantica (2 drops, 94 mg). These oils were mixed in a carrier oil, which was a combination of jojoba, 3 mL, and grapeseed, 20 mL, oils.


In my opinion is better cut the grapeseed oil than Jojoba oil

Armando

Right - that's what I've done / meant to say. (I only mix the stuff up every few months)

 

[pippo24]

how often should one use this oil treatment a week ?

 

[Armando Jose]

2 or 3 times a week at the begining is a good routine.

Armando

 

[pippo24]

2 or 3 times a week at the begining is a good routine.

THX