Our hair is no less our decoration than our skin, eyes, lips. Hair attracts with its shine, its softness, and aroma. The swing and soft wave of shining hair fascinates with its beauty...
But, unfortunately, not everything is so rosy and our hair is constantly exposed to a variety of negative influences: heat, cold, dryness, humidity, styling, wind, stress, and so on. As a result, our hair becomes dry, brittle, dull, and dandruff appears.
Don't forget that there are all kinds of natural hair care oils that simply cannot be substituted for hair care.
Vegetable oils for hair
They soften the scalp, penetrate the hair shaft, and are beneficial for both the hair structure and the scalp. It is much better to use unrefined vegetable oils, since their properties deteriorate significantly during processing.
Normal hair:
For dry, damaged, colored hair: jojoba oil, macadamia oil, grape seed oil, coconut oil, burdock oil.
For oily hair: almond oil, grape seed oil.
To strengthen hair: jojoba oil, macadamia oil, grape seed oil, burdock oil, olive oil, wheat germ oil.
Anti-dandruff: jojoba oil, castor oil, burdock oil or grape seed oil.
1. Olive oil for hair
Unrefined olive oil should be used to treat hair. It will help with dull, dry, brittle hair, split ends, hair loss and protect your hair from harmful effects by covering it with a thin film.
Application:
The easiest way to use it is to add olive oil directly to your shampoo. But it can also be used as a hair mask.
Recipes:
Against dullness of hair (for shine). Beat 1 egg yolk, 2 tbsp. spoons of lemon juice, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of olive oil and 6 liters of beer. Wash your hair with this mixture.
Against brittleness and dry hair. Prepare a mixture of 70 g butter, 150 g rum and 5 g lavender essence. Massage this mixture into your scalp and leave it overnight, and rinse with warm water in the morning.
Against split ends of hair. Heat, without bringing to a boil, a mixture of 2 tbsp. spoons of olive oil, 1 tbsp. spoons of vinegar and one egg. Apply this mixture to the ends of your hair and rinse off after 30 minutes.
Olive oil as a hair conditioning mask. Mix 1/2 cup honey and 1/4 cup warm olive oil (if you have oily or normal hair, it's best to limit it to two tablespoons of oil). Apply quickly, put on a shower cap or wrap your head in a towel and leave the compress on for 20-30 minutes. Wash off with shampoo and rinse.
If you don’t have honey, you can make a mask from olive oil alone. It helps well against brittle ends, dry hair, dry dandruff, and with constant use, it helps restore follicles.
2. Burdock oil for hair
Effects of burdock oil on the scalp: soothes, relieves itching and irritation, improves blood circulation, eliminates dandruff and flaking (also used for seborrhea), nourishes, and restores the scalp. It also restores hair structure, restores shine and elasticity, accelerates hair growth and reduces hair loss. Don't forget that normal hair loss is up to 100 pieces per day. In addition, burdock oil normalizes the functioning of the sebaceous glands. If you have a dry scalp, then after regular use of burdock oil, the lipid balance will normalize.
You can make burdock oil yourself. To do this, pour 100 g of crushed (fresh) burdock roots with a glass of vegetable oil (preferably olive oil, sunflower oil is also possible). Leave for 24 hours, then simmer over low heat for 15 minutes, cool, strain, and pour into a glass container.
Application:
Burdock oil is used as a mask, either alone or in combination with other components (oils, honey, egg yolk). For preventive purposes, it is enough to use burdock oil once a week. For more serious problems (baldness, dandruff), masks can be done two to three times a week; after 10 to 15 procedures, you can take a break for two weeks and then continue the course.
Recipes:
As a hair mask. Heat the oil in a water bath to body temperature. Rub the oil into your scalp with your fingertips while massaging your scalp. After applying the oil, your head should be wrapped in a plastic cap or bag, and on top with a warm towel. Leave for 20-60 minutes and rinse with warm water.
Those with dry hair should add burdock oil to shampoo. Add a few drops of burdock oil to the amount of shampoo you usually use.
To restore and strengthen hair: mix 2 tbsp. kefir, 3 tbsp. burdock oil, 2 tbsp. peach oil, 3 drops lavender essential oil, 2 drops ylang-ylang essential oil (or 2 drops cedar essential oil). Apply the clean mixture to your scalp and hair, insulate your head with polyethylene and a towel. Wash off the mask after 30 minutes. Make masks from burdock oil twice a week for a month, then take a week break and repeat the course if necessary.
3. Almond oil for hair
The word almond comes from the Latin word Amygdalus - the name of the Phoenician goddess of beauty Amygdala, who was famous for her beautiful complexion. This is an excellent makeup remover, as it not only cleanses well, but also nourishes the eyelashes, making them fluffier and longer. Almond oil is rich in useful substances: vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, F and E, protein and glucose.
Almond oil is one of the most powerful natural stimulators of hair growth and strengthening. Almond oil nourishes and strengthens skin cells and hair, slows down aging, protects hair from excessive oiliness, heals and protects the scalp and hair from UV radiation, so that it does not lose moisture and remains strong and shiny.
Application:
Almond oil can be used in its pure form or in combination with other ingredients (oils, honey, egg yolk).
Recipes:
Nourishing restorative hair mask. Apply a thin layer of oil heated in a water bath to body temperature. Then put on a shower cap (or wrap your head in plastic wrap) and insulate with a towel. The exposure time of this mask depends on the condition of the hair: from an hour to the whole night.
Strengthening nourishing hair mask. Mix almond and olive oils in equal proportions and apply to hair. After 30 minutes, rinse with neutral shampoo.
Nourishing hair mask. Mix two tablespoons of almond butter thoroughly with 1 tablespoon of milk and 1 tablespoon of oatmeal. Apply the mixture to your hair. Wash off the mixture after 40-50 minutes with shampoo.
Mask for oily hair. Apply almond oil 15-20 minutes before washing. Rub it into the roots of your hair, and also distribute it along the entire length of the strands and wrap your head with plastic wrap. To enhance the effect of the mask, you can add 2 drops of essential oils of cedar and cypress or bergamot and lemon to almond oil. After 20, wash your hair with shampoo.
For dry hair. Apply almond oil immediately after washing your hair to still wet and warm hair, from roots to ends, in a thin layer. You should dry your hair a little with a towel or the almond oil will “run away” from your hair. To almond oil, you can add 2 drops of essential oils of orange and ylang-ylang or mandarin and sandalwood.
Almond oil is absorbed quickly and does not leave a greasy shine after the hair dries, so there is no need to rinse it off. The main thing is not to overdo it, otherwise your hair will seem dirty.
Apply a couple of drops of almond oil to a wooden comb and comb your hair after washing. The oil will protect them from the harmful effects of styling products and provide thermal protection during blow-drying.
4. Coconut oil for hair
Coconut oil spreads evenly over the hair, covering it to the very ends, protecting the cuticle from mechanical and chemical influences such as washing, drying, styling. Due to its dense structure, coconut oil prevents the loss of protein, which is what hair is mainly made of. As a result, hair from coconut oil becomes shinier, healthier and less split and forked.
You can make your own coconut oil. To do this, take dry, or better yet fresh, coconut pulp, pour boiling water over it and keep in a water bath for 2 hours. Then squeeze out the pulp and place the liquid in the refrigerator. After hardening, fresh coconut oil forms on the surface.
Application:
Can be used alone for dry hair and in mixtures for various hair types.
Recipes:
Apply a few drops of oil to the comb and comb your hair in all directions. To avoid oily scalp, try not to apply oil to it.
For dry hair ends. Apply oil to the ends of your hair, after drying your hair with a towel.
Mask for dry hair and scalp. Melt a small amount of coconut oil in a water bath and apply to hair and scalp. Wrap it with film or put on a shower cap, a towel on top and hold it for as long as possible (even throughout the night). Afterwards, rinse with shampoo.
The mask for damaged hair is the same as for dry hair and scalp.
For hair shine. In 100 ml of coconut oil, add 10 g of rosemary leaves and the same amount of dried chamomile flowers. Grind the herbs, mix and heat in a water bath for 30 minutes. Then pour into a bottle (preferably dark) and leave to infuse for a week, then reheat the mixture and filter it. Take a pinch of the mixture and massage it onto your hair and scalp. Cover with a towel for 30 minutes, then rinse with shampoo.
Coconut oil shampoo. Brew 10 ml (2 tablespoons) of dried chamomile flowers or one tea bag of the herb in a glass of boiling water. Leave to infuse. After 5 minutes, strain. Mix 120 ml chamomile tea and 30 ml. apple cider vinegar. Then separately mix 100 g of coconut oil and powdered cloth and add this to the first mixture. Place everything in a container. Usage: Massaging lightly, rub a small amount into the scalp, leave for 5 minutes and rinse thoroughly with warm water.
For a conditioning effect, add 0.5 tsp to the shampoo on your palm. coconut oil and 1-2 drops of essential oil. Wash your hair.
To fix the color If you dye your hair with henna and basma, apply coconut oil immediately after washing off the dye on your hair and leave it on for 20 minutes to 3 hours (depending on how long it lasts =)). Afterwards, rinse with water.
5. Grapeseed oil for hair
The beneficial effects of grape seed oil have been known since the Middle Ages. What can be confirmed is that the French perfumer Josée de Mal for his beloved Anne Joinville, who was a favorite at the court of Duke Philip of Burgundy, created an elixir to strengthen and add shine to hair based on grape seed oil and tea rose.
Grapeseed oil is effective as a remedy for dull and brittle hair, as well as for stimulating hair growth.
Application:
Suitable for any hair type. For dry and brittle hair, it can be used in its pure form. For rosacea, therapeutic procedures are carried out in which grape seed oil is certainly used, because it not only strengthens blood vessels, but also makes them more elastic.
Recipes:
Strengthening hair mask: Mix equal proportions of grape seed oil and rose petal extract. Rub the mixture into your scalp, wrap in plastic and a towel, hold for 20-30 minutes, then rinse with shampoo. After several procedures, the hair acquires shine, smoothness and fits perfectly into any hairstyle.
For dry and brittle hair It is worth rinsing your hair with a solution: 1 teaspoon of oil per 1 liter of water.
For dandruff, oily scalp and hair loss You should rub a few drops of grape seed oil into your scalp every day. This should be done twice a week, thirty minutes before washing your hair. The mask is washed off with egg shampoo.
Nourishing mask made from a mixture of oils: grape seeds, jojoba and wheat germ. The mixture is distributed over the entire length of the hair and left under a headscarf or plastic cap overnight and washed off in the morning.
To strengthen hair, stimulate hair growth, give it shine and silkiness You need to lightly rub grape seed oil into the scalp 15 minutes before washing your hair.
Mask to stimulate hair growth: 3 drops rosemary essential oil, 3 drops lavender essential oil, two drops thyme essential oil, 2 drops cedarwood essential oil, 4 teaspoons grape seed oil and half a teaspoon jojoba oil.
Rub the homogeneous mixture into the scalp with your fingertips and apply it to the hair roots. Massage your head for at least two minutes, wrap your hair with film and a warm towel overnight. In the morning, wash your hair with shampoo.
6. Castor oil for hair
Castor oil has long been used to care for hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows. Even our grandmothers, wanting to grow lush long braids, had burdock and castor oil in stock.
When using castor oil for hair care, hair becomes silky and voluminous. If you use it regularly, your hair will begin to grow faster and become thicker.
Application:
Castor oil for hair can be used by applying it not only directly to the scalp, but also to strengthen the eyelashes, for which the oil is applied to clean eyelashes with a special brush before going to bed.
When using castor oil for hair, unlike other natural vegetable oils, it is quite difficult to wash off. Sometimes repeated shampooing may be necessary. But the effect is worth it.
Recipes:
For hair restoration and growth: mix castor oil with vodka in a 2:1 ratio and rub into the hair roots.
Pour 2 tablespoons of chamomile or nettle flowers into 0.5 tablespoons of boiling water, cover and leave for half an hour. Strain and soak black bread crumb (2 pieces) into the infusion, add 1 yolk and 20 drops of castor oil. Rub into damp, clean hair, wrap your head with wax paper or plastic and a towel on top. Leave on for 30 minutes and rinse off.
To strengthen hair and accelerate growth: Heat 0.5 cups of kefir in a water bath and add castor oil. Rub the resulting mixture into the scalp, wrap it in plastic, and wrap it with a terry towel on top. After 30 minutes, wash your hair with shampoo.
For dry dandruff: mix 2 tbsp. spoons of calendula tincture and 2 tbsp. spoons of castor oil. The mixture should be rubbed into the scalp and left for 20-30 minutes, and then washed off with shampoo.
For dry dandruff: Mix castor oil, vegetable oil and shampoo in a 1:1:1 ratio. Rub into the roots of your hair before washing, and apply the remainder to the ends of your hair. Leave for 20-40 minutes, and then rinse with a soapy shampoo solution.
For hair loss: Mix castor oil with medical alcohol in equal parts. Apply to the hair roots for 1-2 hours, and then rinse and rinse with acidified water (squeeze the juice of half a lemon into the water or add 1-2 tablespoons of vinegar).
For hair loss: mix 2 tbsp. spoons of castor oil and 2 tbsp. spoons of freshly squeezed onion juice. Apply to the scalp and wrap first in plastic (or put on a plastic cap) and a towel on top. This hair mask stimulates hair growth and awakens dormant hair follicles.
For baldness: Mix castor oil with freshly squeezed lemon juice and alcohol in equal parts. The mixture should be applied to the hair roots and left overnight. In the morning, wash your hair well with shampoo.
For eyebrows and eyelashes: rub into the roots 3 times a week or apply to the eyelashes with a special brush, after which the eyelashes become long and fluffy.
7. Jojoba oil for hair
Jojoba oil cleanses the scalp and unclogs hair follicles, making it great for oily hair. It is also an excellent dissolving agent that effectively removes the sticky build-up from modern hair care products from hair, leaving hair clean and soft, making hair shiny and restoring its natural color and brilliance. Jojoba oil conditions brittle and dull hair, improves its condition and protects against adverse effects, helps maintain hair moisture, and prevents hair loss.
Its main feature is that it penetrates well into the skin and restores its protective functions, since this oil is similar in composition to lipids of human skin. Thanks to this, when using jojoba oil, hair becomes manageable, shiny and soft. Jojoba oil restores dry, brittle, weakened hair and treats split ends.
Since jojoba oil is a liquid wax, it covers the hair with a thin film that protects it from the harmful effects of the environment.
Application:
Jojoba oil is recommended to be added to masks and hair creams. It is also used in shampoos for dandruff and dry hair, it will relieve tightness and irritation on the skin, soften not only the upper layers, but also the deep ones, and most importantly gives the hair shine and radiance.
Recipes:
To strengthen hair: Apply pure jojoba oil to your comb and comb your hair 2-3 times a day.
Massage the hair roots with jojoba oil 10-15 minutes before washing your hair.
Hair Mask: Apply to hair and scalp while massaging, leave the oil on your hair overnight, and wash your hair in the morning.
For brittle, dry and thin hair: Apply jojoba oil in pure form or with ylang-ylang or orange essential oils to the comb (5-7 drops per 1 teaspoon of jojoba) and comb your hair 2-3 times a day.
For hair loss: apply to the scalp 15-30 minutes before washing your hair with a mixture of jojoba oil and essential oils of eucalyptus or sage (3-7 drops per 1 tablespoon of jojoba oil).
For hair loss: mix 2 tbsp. spoons of coconut oil, 1 tbsp. spoons of jojoba oil, 1 teaspoon of honey, 3 drops of rosemary essential oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and hair for 30 minutes (longer, but not more than 3 hours), wrap in plastic and a towel, and then rinse.
In shampoo: Add 3-7 drops of jojoba oil when washing your hair (into the foam).
For shine and nutrition: mix 2 tbsp. spoons of coconut oil, 2 tbsp. spoons of jojoba oil, 1 tsp. spoon of lemon juice, 1 teaspoon of cognac, 4 drops of mint essential oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and hair for 30 minutes (longer, but not more than 3 hours), wrap in plastic and a towel, and then rinse.
For shine and nutrition: mix 4 tbsp. spoons of jojoba oil, juice from half a lemon, 1 tsp. spoon of cognac, yolk, 3 drops of ylang-ylang essential oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and hair for 30 minutes (longer, but not more than 3 hours), wrap in plastic and a towel, and then rinse.
For shine and nutrition: mix 3 tbsp. spoons of jojoba oil, 3 tbsp. spoons of almond oil, juice from half a lemon, yolk, 2 teaspoons of cognac. Apply the mixture to the scalp and hair at night, rinse in the morning (you can do it for a shorter time, starting from 30 minutes).
For brittle hair with split ends, use a mask: 1 tbsp. spoon of sasanqua oil, 1 tbsp. spoon of almond oil, 1 tbsp. spoon of jojoba oil, 1 tbsp. a spoonful of olive oil, 1 teaspoon of honey, 1 teaspoon of cognac, yolk, colorless henna (diluted in boiling water). Apply the mixture to the scalp and hair at night, wrap in plastic and a towel, rinse in the morning (you can do it for a shorter time, starting from 30 minutes).
Mask for shine and strengthening hair: mix 1 tbsp. spoon of cocoa butter, 1 tbsp. spoon of jojoba oil, 1 teaspoon of cognac. Apply for 15-20 minutes, wrap in plastic and a towel. Afterwards, wash it off.
Hair mask for all occasions: Mix 1 glass of milk powder with 1 glass of cocoa powder, dilute with water to the consistency of sour cream. Add jojoba oil 1 tsp. l and burdock oil 1 tsp. l and stir. Apply to roots and entire length of hair. Massage your scalp and cover with polyethylene and a towel. Leave for about 40 minutes, then rinse thoroughly with shampoo. It is advisable to do a hair mask 2-3 times a week.
8. Macadamia oil for hair
Macadamia nut oil is perfectly distributed throughout the hair, making it strong, shiny and healthier along the entire length - from roots to ends. At the same time, the structural differences between the root part and ends of the hair are equalized.
Useful for damaged, dry hair. Restores damaged colored hair. In addition, it is well absorbed, after use there is no greasy shine left on the hair and macadamia oil is absolutely hypoallergenic.
Application:
Macadamia oil is used both independently and in shampoos, masks and hair soaps.
Recipes:
To protect your hair, apply macadamia nut oil in its pure form or with the addition of essential oils (5 drops per 10 ml) to your comb and comb your hair 2-3 times a day.
Hair mask: apply macadamia nut oil to your hair and scalp, doing a massage, insulate your head with polyethylene and a towel, leave the oil on your hair overnight. In the morning, rinse the mask from your hair.
To compensate for the lack of moisture on the scalp in summer: apply a few drops of oil to the fingertips and gently massage the skin for 3-5 minutes. Afterwards, comb your hair thoroughly along the entire length.
Mask for making hair silky and shiny: 2 tables. Mix tablespoons of oil with the juice of a quarter of a lemon, heat the resulting emulsion in a water bath, and rub the warm mixture onto your hair from roots to ends half an hour before washing your hair.
Rinse hair with water and a few drops of macadamia oil.
Nourishing wrap: distribute macadamia oil over the entire length of your hair, tie a scarf or wrap your head in a towel, leave overnight. In the morning, rinse with warm water, adding lemon juice or apple cider vinegar (1:1).
Mask against hair loss: 1:1:1 macadamia oil, burdock oil and vitamin A. Apply the mixture to the hair, insulate with polyethylene and a towel or tie a scarf and leave for 2 hours to overnight. Then rinse off.
9. Wheat germ oil for hair
Wheat germ oil, rich in B vitamins, stimulates hair growth, improves blood supply to the hair follicle, prevents premature graying, normalizes the secretion of the sebaceous glands of the scalp, restores the structure of the hair cuticle, giving hair shine and silkiness. Wheat germ oil nourishes hair well and strengthens hair follicles. Wheat germ oil is a source of protein and contains a huge supply of vitamins and beneficial microelements, is an antioxidant, and accelerates metabolism.
Application:
Wheat germ oil is widely used in cosmetology for hair loss, is used in the complex treatment of seborrhea, and is also an excellent product for caring for damaged, weakened, brittle and split ends.
Recipes:
Prevention of hair loss: dilute wheat germ oil with jojoba oil (one to one), add a couple of drops of eucalyptus, orange and cedar essential oils or 2 drops each of thyme, lime and orange. Apply the mixture to your hair and scalp 15-30 minutes before washing your hair.
For hair loss: mix wheat germ oil - 3 tsp, sesame oil - 3 tsp, sasanqua oil - 3 tsp, flaxseed oil - 3 tsp, lavender essential oil - 2 drops, blue chamomile essential oil - 2 drops. Apply this mixture to your hair for 30 minutes (more is possible, but no more than 3 hours), insulate your head with polyethylene and a towel, and after time, rinse off the mask.
Moisturizing and nourishing hair mask: mix 1 tbsp. cream, 2 tbsp. wheat germ oil and 1 tbsp. lemon juice. You can use a few drops of lemon essential oil instead of lemon. Apply the resulting mask for 30 minutes, preferably on damp hair. Rinse with shampoo and rinse with herbal infusion (chamomile, nettle or tea).
Other hair oils:
Avocado oil nourishes and restores damaged, brittle hair well. It is best used in hair masks; it regulates fat metabolism, restores blood circulation, and removes heavy metals.
Pumpkin oil helps strengthen the hair follicle. Helps very well against hair loss. Contains polyunsaturated acids, vitamin E and beta caratine, which accelerates the regeneration process. You can massage it into your scalp once a week. When added to shampoos and hair masks, pumpkin seed oil imparts color to shampoo or soap ranging from green to brown depending on the amount.
St. John's wort oil also used for baldness. Shampoos with St. John's wort oil are well suited for oily hair; large quantities have a toning effect on the hair. St. John's wort oil is used to make tinctures and decoctions to treat many diseases. St. John's wort oil has anti-inflammatory, regenerating, wound-healing, and soothing properties.
Hemp oil used in shampoos and masks for dry, damaged, brittle, dull, curly hair. It nourishes capillaries, improves structure, gives shine, flexibility, manageability, and volume to hair. Hemp oil is famous for its nourishing, regenerating properties and protects your hair and scalp from environmental influences.
Hemp oil gives softness and elasticity to hair and skin, prevents and eliminates dehydration, thanks to its ability to retain moisture.
Corn oil It has a very good effect on hair when used both internally and as a hair mask, and it is the healthiest of the oils available and familiar to us. Corn oil is rich in amino acids and vitamins, including vitamin E, which is an antioxidant and restores hair structure.
Linseed oil contains 46% vitamin F, which our body cannot synthesize, but takes it with food, in masks. Flaxseed oil contains valuable unsaturated acids and a large amount of vitamins A and E. Flaxseed oil contains Omega acids, which is why it improves the condition of hair so well, strengthening it and adding vitality.
Camelina oil also rich in acids and vitamins beneficial to humans. Camelina oil increases the speed of restoration of ph balance. Has a softening effect on hair. It is especially good for hair damaged after coloring and perming, treats dandruff, and softens the scalp. Camelina oil relieves skin irritation, softens and refreshes it.
But don’t forget, if you are going to make shampoo soap, then camelina oil, like corn oil, softens the soap; if you overdo it, you will end up with plasticine in your hands.
Sunflower oil Sunflower oil is used in shampoos to care for problematic and oily skin, promotes wound healing, hair regeneration, reducing dandruff, itching, greasiness of the skin and hair. It goes very well with shampoo soap, as it makes hair shiny and smooth.
Sea buckthorn oil enhances hair growth. Especially recommended for dry skin. Restores the skin after sun and radiation burns, accelerating tissue formation. Vitamins A and PP will do their job - the hair will become strong, shiny and thick. The most important thing when choosing oils for making masks, shampoos, and soaps is to remember that the best oil is cold-pressed oil, not refined, since it retains all the beneficial natural substances.
Notes on using natural hair masks:
If the mask does not contain essential oils, then it can be left overnight; if essential oils are present in the composition, then it is better to leave it on for no more than three hours.
Before insulating your head with polyethylene and a towel, it is useful to massage your head - this enhances the effect.
The mask can be applied to both clean, damp hair and dirty, dry hair.
To achieve the desired results, you need to make a mask at least once a week, and preferably 2-3 times. You will see the first results immediately.
Solid oils should be melted in a water bath. It is still advisable to heat a mask of liquid base oils in a water bath to a temperature that is pleasant to the body.
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Leave-in oils are one of the most popular hair care products for all lengths. Girls love such products for their pronounced cosmetic effect, ease of use and convenient compact packaging. These oils are especially suitable for those with dry, split ends, burned, porous, frizzy, colored and thin hair.
How does leave-in oil work?
To avoid disappointment, first of all you need to understand that leave-in cosmetic oils provide only visual grooming. They are not intended for hair treatment or restoration, but as a preventive measure they are simply ideal.
As a rule, in the first place in the composition of such products are silicones, and thanks to their enveloping ability, they straighten the hair, give it the vaunted smoothness, silky softness and shine, and remove electrification. Silicones also help other components to be evenly distributed along the length.
The second required ingredient is directly basic natural oils, of which there may be several. They nourish and moisturize hair, make it more manageable, enhance natural shine, reduce dry ends, and allow the cut to remain alive and fresh longer after cutting.
Manufacturers also saturate the funds additional additives— vitamins, esters, sunscreens, special pearlescent pigments for a more glossy shine.
Features of using leave-in oils
Under no circumstances should such oils Do not apply to hair roots and scalp! This can lead to clogged pores and prevent oxygen from reaching the bulbs in the required volume.
In addition, it is necessary follow the dosage— it’s easy to overdo it with leave-in oil, and instead of sleek curls you end up with sadly hanging fat icicles. Usually two or three pump presses are enough, but here it all depends on the type and length of the hair and the degree of damage. Each girl will have to use trial and error to determine her individual single portion of the product.
Silicone oils are distributed along the length from approximately the middle of damp or dry hair, moving towards the ends and paying special attention to them. You can first warm the mass slightly in your palms.
And our rating of the best leave-in hair oils, based on expert reviews and reviews from ordinary users, will help you decide which oil manufacturer you should prefer.
Cosmetologists recommend using vegetable oils for hair care. These are time-tested products with good therapeutic and cosmetic effects. But before you buy them, you need to understand which oil is best to choose for your hair and how to use it correctly.
Girls pay special attention to their hair, carefully choose a hairdresser, think for a long time about haircuts and hairstyles, use various shampoos, conditioners and other products.
People often think about what oil to choose for hair in order to ensure healthy shine and volume, stimulate growth, and give better strength.
The variety of such funds is quite large; listing them alone will take a lot of time. They are added to shampoos, conditioners, masks or used independently.
Why use hair oils?
The use of vegetable oils for systematic hair care is a traditional method of maintaining female attractiveness.
They have therapeutic and cosmetic effects. In addition, they are often even credited with magical properties, because they promote relaxation and the achievement of spiritual harmony.
Virtually all oils obtained from natural ingredients are beneficial for hair. If the composition is not in doubt, then it can be safely used, taking into account, of course, the goals you are pursuing.
Benefits of use
To understand which oils are best to use for hair, you need to rely on the cosmetic and medicinal properties of their main components.
Thus, well-selected high-quality oil can:
- strengthen the structure of the hair follicle;
- activate growth;
- restore follicles and provide each hair with essential minerals and vitamins;
- add shine and natural beauty;
- relieve dandruff and unpleasant itching;
- protect against breakage and loss.
What types of hair oils are there?
There is a huge variety of essential and base oils. Many of them are advisable to use when caring for hair. The choice depends, first of all, on the goals being pursued. 
The second, and often even more important factor is fat content, which determines the possibility of achieving cosmetic and therapeutic effects. According to this criterion, a conditional division into three groups is provided:
- dry (from cocoa, grape seeds, jojoba)
These non-greasy products are well absorbed into the skin and hair structure, do not weigh down the curls, and are suitable even if there are problems with excessive thinness and fragility of the strands. - semi-fat (olive, almond, avocado)
These are universal products, they are easy to wash, and are suitable for various hair types. - fatty (for example, argan or castor)
These products weigh down the strands. On the one hand, they activate growth and strengthen curls, but on the other hand, they require additional effort to completely wash your hair.
Fighting hair loss with burdock oil
To increase growth rate and/or solve hair loss problems, hair is necessary lubricate with burdock oil.
The reason lies in the fact that the burdock rhizome contains a solid set of vitamins and microelements, including:
- esters;
- tannins;
- vitamins B, C, A;
- mineral salts;
- amino acids, etc.
All these components allow you to nourish and strengthen your hair, restore the natural beauty of your hair, and get rid of a number of diseases of the scalp.
When is burdock oil used?
By applying it you can:
- restore metabolic processes;
- improve blood circulation and activate hair growth;
- add strength and improve structure;
- accelerate growth, reducing the loss of weakened hairs.
Burdock oil also helps with:
- pronounced dullness and unhealthy appearance;
- fight against dandruff and seborrhea;
- excessive dryness;
- the first signs of baldness;
- section of tips, etc.
Application algorithm
To obtain the effect described above, purchase a proven product. A careful study of the composition will help you choose the best burdock oil. Remember that the finished product is obtained by infusing burdock root extract. Ideally, the ingredients should not contain synthetic substances, but only natural ones.
With a good product on hand, you should remember the basic rules for applying a mask. We highlight three main stages:
- Preparation
It is important to remember that burdock oil is applied to dirty hair before washing your hair. - Application process
The composition is rubbed into the roots with massage movements, then the head should be insulated with a towel, film or hat - this will increase efficiency. Leave the mask on for approximately 60 minutes. - Completion
The mask is easily washed off if it was applied without excess - in a thin layer. It is enough to rinse your hair with warm water and shampoo. If you apply a lot of oil or it is not completely washed off, the weakened bulbs may fall out.
But don’t worry - in general, your hair will become healthier, and previously “dormant” and activated ones will replace those that fell out, so nothing threatens the thickness of your hair.
The frequency of the treatment procedure is twice a week for 1-2 months. For prevention - once a week for up to six months with a break of 1-2 months.
Coconut oil for split ends
Coconut oil Helps hair cope with weakened and split ends. This the most popular base oil, which is widely used by cosmetologists and in everyday life for medicinal purposes.
It is natural, does not cause allergic reactions, and also has a pleasant taste, which is why it is included in many cosmetic preparations and is used independently. It is recommended to use it on hair that is brittle, easily damaged, or has split ends.
When is coconut oil used?
There are virtually no restrictions on use. It contains many nutrients that have a beneficial effect on the health and appearance of the strands.
Coconut oil is ideal for split ends and loss of shine, for damaged and depleted hair, for weakened and unhealthy hair. As a result of using masks with this product, you will quickly notice:
- visual improvements to curls;
- acceleration of strand growth;
- improvement of the condition of the ends;
- disappearance of problems with hair loss, dryness, dandruff, section;
- restoration of hair after dyeing.
Application algorithm
A hair mask with coconut oil is an ideal way to restore damaged, weakened hair follicles in general and split ends in particular.
The application procedure is simple:
- Preparation
Heat the product using a water bath and apply to hair before shampooing. - Application process
If all the curls are problematic, then apply oil along the entire length. To enhance the effect, wrap your head in a towel. Keep the mask on for 30-40 minutes. - Completion
To wash off the product, just wash with your usual shampoo.
To combat only brittle ends, the procedure is different. Apply a few drops after showering while hair is still wet. An alternative way is to rub the product into already dry ends and leave it on overnight.
Strengthening hair with castor oil
Castor oil is one of the best and most effective hair cosmetics. Many people prefer it, and this is no coincidence. The product is obtained from castor bean seeds, which are characterized by a rich mineral composition. 
Therefore, castor oil is actively used as a universal folk remedy. But in cosmetology, it is a wonderful assistant for strengthening the hair structure and getting rid of fragility. There are oleic, palmitic, ricinoleic and other acids that have a beneficial effect on the skin and bulbs.
When is castor oil used?
Castor oil easily penetrates the subcutaneous epithelium, which allows:
- speed up metabolic processes;
- relieve inflammation from the skin;
- improve blood circulation;
- provide proper nutrition to the roots.
Thanks to this, castor oil effectively strengthens hair. It can be applied to the skin and along the entire length of the strands. It is universal: it suits almost everyone, regardless of hair type and age.
Castor oil rarely causes allergic reactions. Thanks to this, it can be used everywhere and as part of masks, without other ingredients.
Application algorithm
When applying a castor oil mask, you must follow the following rules:
- Preparation
Little need to smear slightly heated, like body temperature or a little higher, this will promote hair growth. Use a water bath to heat. Castor oil should be applied to dry, unwashed hair. - Application process
Lubricate the roots, then massage the scalp, apply the product along the entire length of the hair using a wide comb. For greater effect, you need insulation - a towel, a hat, cling film. - Completion
After 1-2 hours, rinse off the applied composition with warm water and wash your hair with shampoo twice. It is not recommended to dry your hair with a hairdryer after application.
Other hair oils
Caring for your scalp and hair does not have to be limited to just the types of oils listed above. The list of effective herbal remedies is much more extensive.
It is easy to verify this if, for example, you study the composition of professional cosmetics. It often includes olive, almond, argan oil, etc. It is worth telling in more detail about the most popular types.
Olive oil
It is no coincidence that it is in demand and popular in the field of cosmetology. The valuable nutritional qualities of olive oil have been known for a long time. This product is absorbed into the skin quite easily, being perfectly absorbed and having a beneficial effect on metabolic processes.
Hair mask with olive oil is rich in microelements and vitamins, What directly affects the growth and strengthening of the bulbs. Additional useful properties of this product include:
- disinfectant effect;
- moisturizing for the scalp and curls (without clogging the pores);
- calming effect on inflammation;
- reduction of peeling;
- giving shine and obedience.
Argan oil
It has a yellowish color, light texture, and original smell. No less popular product in the field of cosmetology than those described earlier. The composition contains 80% unsaturated fatty acids, which give curls elasticity and elasticity.
Argan oil is usually used for excessive dryness and flaking of the skin, weakening of hair follicles, and brittle hair ends. It is also appropriate for prevention if there are no special complaints. It is important that argan is a good antioxidant and an effective anti-aging agent.
Almond oil
This natural component is often added to popular cosmetics and oils. This is due to the valuable vitamin composition, the presence of valuable microelements, rejuvenating and anti-inflammatory properties. The main effect that almond oil has is the improvement of hair health. 
After a course of procedures, the secretion of the sebaceous glands of the head is normalized, skin nutrition is improved, lost elasticity and beautiful shine of curls are restored, and growth is activated.
Avocado oil
The fruit itself and the oil based on it are rich in vitamins, minerals, and Omega-3 fatty acids. There is palmitoleic acid, lecithin, phytosterol.
Thanks to these components, it easily penetrates the skin and retains moisture. This product is also considered a strong antioxidant and is characterized by a small ultraviolet protection factor.
In relation to hair, masks with avocado oil are recommended for colored and excessively dry curls. After several applications, the hair acquires a healthy shine, the color becomes more beautiful and natural, and the hair becomes more manageable and pliable.
The use of most oils is not difficult - the product can be applied directly to the curls without additional components. Want to increase the effect? Mix several of the products we mentioned and get a good composition for healing and giving your hair a flawless appearance.
Video: choosing hair oil
Oil is a valuable hair find that helps solve various hair problems. The choice of product depends on what effect you want to achieve - restorative, weight-bearing, growth acceleration.
In the first video, a professional trichologist will talk about hair oils, in the second you can learn how to use them correctly.
To keep your hair healthy and attractive, in addition to regular care, you need to use natural hair oils. They prevent hair loss, strengthen hair follicles, saturate them with vitamins and valuable substances, increasing their elasticity and firmness, giving a natural glow. In addition, oils can accelerate hair growth and get rid of dandruff.
Benefits of hair oil.
Natural vegetable oils can be called the most valuable find for hair. Due to their diverse composition, they exhibit strengthening, moisturizing, smoothing, restoring, and nourishing abilities. Their regular use gives elasticity to the strands, makes them more manageable, improves their appearance, and also restores and preserves their natural shine. When applied to the hair, the oil creates a kind of film that retains moisture deep in the hair shaft and protects against protein destruction, which occurs against the background of frequent thermal exposure (blow-drying, straightening, curling, etc.). Natural oils are also useful to use after coloring your hair; they will make the color brighter and more saturated, and prevent drying.
Hair oil, methods of use.
There are several ways to use the oil. The easiest way is to distribute hair oil through damp strands immediately after washing. This procedure will not only make combing easier, but will also act as thermal protection. To moisturize the strands and give a natural shine, apply the oil immediately after styling. It is also recommended to apply hair oil to the strands as a protective agent before going to the beach or pool. There is one nuance here: first you need to hold the oil a little on your palms, rub it between them, warming it, and then you can apply it to your hair. It is very good to add oils to ready-made skincare cosmetics, this increases their effectiveness several times. To restore damage, oil is rubbed into the roots and applied to the strands, paying special attention to the ends. The oil is preheated and applied warm. Carry out the procedure at night, wrap it with cotton cloth on top so as not to stain the bed linen. In the morning you need to wash your hair with shampoo. In the latter case, the oil can be combined with various essential oils, the choice of which is made taking into account the problem being solved and the expected effect.
The most effective hair oils.
Natural oils, namely their composition, contain a huge number of substances that are most beneficial for hair, including those that provide protection, nutrition and stimulate growth. Below is a list of the most popular and effective oils for hair care.Argan oil.
This species is very rare, which is why it is so valuable and expensive. The tree from whose fruit this oil is extracted is found only in the southwestern part of Morocco. The benefits of argan oil for hair are simply invaluable. It is effective for any type, saturates the roots and hair follicles with the substances necessary for their full growth. The oil supplies the scalp with the necessary amount of moisture, has a strengthening and restorative effect, and activates intensive hair growth processes. Its regular use revitalizes strands, smoothes them, adds shine, volume and lightness without weighing them down, and eliminates dandruff. Argan oil will also benefit porous hair, restore colored hair, and also prevent hair loss. Thanks to its excellent soothing properties, the oil is able to eliminate inflammation and irritation from the scalp.
Marula oil.
This rather rare oil is rich in vitamin C. Suitable for caring for any hair type. Regular use as a stand-alone product and added to masks maintains the ideal level of hydration of the scalp, supplies the roots with essential nutrients, gives natural shine, and revives damaged hair. In addition, the oil exhibits high protective properties.
Castor oil.
It enjoys good popularity in the cosmetology field, and is a great help in solving problems of fragility and split sections of strands. Castor oil has a beneficial effect on the condition of the scalp, treats various diseases in this area, fights dandruff, can increase hair thickness, and most importantly, activates its growth and apparently improves its appearance. It is useful to make hair masks with it, combining it with natural oils and essential ingredients.
Burr oil.
It is one of the most widely used oils used in hair care. This oil contains quite a lot of active substances, minerals, proteins, tannins and amino acids, the latter increasing blood flow in the scalp and improving metabolic processes. Burdock oil has high nutritional value for hair roots and can accelerate growth processes. It also copes well with dandruff, relieves excessive dryness and terrible itching of the scalp against this background, and restores damaged hair structure. Used as a product for roots and ends, or mixed into mask compositions with strengthening, moisturizing and nourishing effects.
By the way, you can make this oil yourself. For example, wash young burdock roots, chop finely, take two tablespoons. Then pour the “raw materials” with twenty tablespoons of sunflower oil. The mixture must be kept in a dark place for two weeks. After this, pour the oil into a clean bottle with a cap and store in a cool place. Instead of sunflower oil, you can use olive oil (if available) or almond oil. Only in this case, you need to take three parts of oil for one part of burdock (burdock) roots. Keep in a dark and cool place for three days. Then place the mixture on the fire, bring to a boil, let it cool, and then strain.
Sea buckthorn oil.
Sea buckthorn oil has excellent restorative or regenerating abilities. It moisturizes and nourishes hair well, preventing dryness. In addition, it reliably protects strands from damage during daily styling. It is an excellent hair growth stimulator. It is good to include it in mask compositions with a strengthening and growth-stimulating effect.
Olive oil.
It has excellent absorption and is recommended for the care of dry, colored and weakened hair. The composition contains a high percentage of vitamins and microelements, healthy fatty acids and amino acids. Systematic care with olive oil makes hair manageable and soft, gives natural shine and shine. It also serves as an excellent growth stimulator and does not weigh down the hair as a result of use. It has high moisturizing, soothing and strengthening abilities, and is an excellent means of combating dandruff and dry scalp. It can be successfully applied in its pure form, combined with other oils and used as masks.
Almond oil.
Mainly suitable for oily hair types, recommended as a means of stimulating hair growth. A large number of vitamins and active substances in almond oil provide complete nutrition and maintain strands in a healthy condition. It is perfectly absorbed, regulates the secretion of the sebaceous glands, has good anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties, and restores lost shine and elasticity to the hair.
Linseed oil.
It can be used effectively as a firming mask. However, the benefits of flaxseed oil will increase significantly when consumed internally on an empty stomach (one tablespoon). This unique natural product ensures intensive hair growth, improves cellular metabolism, prevents hair loss, and fights dandruff.
Avocado oil.
Recommended mainly for restoring brittle hair damaged by perming or dyeing. Basically, it should be added to mask compositions. Thanks to the content of almost the entire composition of fatty acids, amino acids, vitamins and active substances, avocado oil, with regular use, softens hair, fills it with vital energy, restores shine and elasticity.
Mustard oil.
Ideal for caring for any hair, it can accelerate blood flow to the hair follicles, stimulates hair growth processes, and is considered an excellent prevention of hair loss. In addition, the oil significantly reduces the increased activity of the sebaceous glands and is a natural antibiotic. It is used mainly in mask compositions with an accelerating hair growth effect.
Wheat germ oil.
Supplies hair with essential nutrients, vitaminizes it, and has a strengthening effect on hair follicles. Wheat germ oil contains a lot of antioxidants, protein, and stimulates metabolic processes. It also has good restorative ability, as a result of which it is mainly used in the composition of masks with a restorative effect.
Peach oil.
Aromatic peach oil is not only useful, but also pleasant to use. It is mostly recommended for the care of brittle, dry, weakened, colored and damaged hair. It has a moisturizing and highly nourishing effect, the strands become soft and manageable after use. It is also effective for increasing the thickness of strands.
Jojoba oil.
Recommended primarily as a protectant for damaged hair (conditioner). It supplies the hair roots with nutrients, moisturizes, without leaving an unpleasant greasy film that weighs down the curls. In addition, jojoba oil perfectly cleanses the scalp and hair, smoothes it, making it manageable, improves natural color and adds shine.
Coconut oil.
The use of this oil gives a lamination effect. This is due to the protective film that forms on the hair, which provides a beautiful and even shine. At the same time, the film protects the strands from the adverse effects of negative external factors. Coconut oil is perfectly absorbed, penetrating deeply into the tissue, moisturizing thinning, dry hair with signs of split ends. It is also recommended to add it to care shampoos when washing (as a preventive measure, once every two weeks is enough) to prevent protein from being washed out of the hair.
St. John's wort oil.
It is most often recommended for owners of oily hair, as well as for weakened and brittle hair, severe hair loss, to stimulate growth. It is often recommended for baldness. This oil gives an incredible effect when used on dark strands. They shimmer in a fabulous way and somewhat highlight the natural color of the hair.
Hemp oil.
Excellent in caring for damaged hair with signs of split ends, brittleness, dryness and dullness. It has a high nutritional effect on capillaries, has a positive effect on the structure of the hair, returning it to its natural shine and former elasticity. The strands become more manageable, softer, and increase in volume. In addition, this oil has good protective ability against the negative effects of environmental factors. Its value also lies in its ability to retain moisture in the hair.
Pine nut oil.
Its use has great benefits for hair, but due to its high cost, it is used very rarely for these purposes. No other oil contains as many fatty acids, vitamins, antioxidants and active substances as cedar oil, which is why it is considered one of the most useful. It is often included in skin and hair care cosmetics. Great for eliminating dandruff (usually in mask formulations).
This list goes on and on; I would like to note the benefits of cocoa, apricot, cumin, and karite (shea) oils for hair.
Essential oils for hair.
Along with vegetable oils, essential oils also have benefits for hair. In this “tandem” they help get rid of dandruff, restore structure, restore shine, etc. (three drops of essential component per tablespoon of natural). They can also be included in ready-made hair care products (a few drops per serving). The following essential oils are considered the most suitable for hair: lavender, nutmeg, basil, ylang-ylang, frankincense, myrrh, petitgrain, pine, rosemary, grapefruit and clary sage.
From the list presented, I think everyone will find their own hair oil. Try the effects and natural benefits of these hair oils on your own strands. I assure you, if you have never used them, after a month of regular use you will achieve amazing results. Tested for yourself! The main thing is patience. Well, and finally, for a comprehensive effect, eat more fruits, vegetables, fish, herbs, and liver. A healthy and nutritious diet, coupled with additional care, will not keep you waiting for excellent results.
Natural oils are used as the main component in the preparation of many hair care masks. They can be divided into 2 main groups: plant and essential. They contain a number of microelements, vitamins and acids that improve the condition of the hair. Thanks to proper care, the roots are strengthened and the volume of curls increases. To determine which oils are most beneficial for hair, you should know their types, properties and methods of use.
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Top 10 healthy herbal oils for hair
In the past, in Rus', women used healthy hair oils from burdock, in Ukraine they mainly used flaxseed oil, and in the Caucasus, Greece and the Mediterranean, olive oil was popular. Women in Thailand, China and Indonesia used coconut and almonds for this purpose. The best ancient recipes are successfully used in modern cosmetology. Everyone decides which one to choose. individually, depending on hair type and scalp condition.
Burdock
Strengthens hair follicles, nourishes and moisturizes them, restores the skin. It contains an excess of protein, inulin, vitamins and microelements. Even people who are prone to allergic reactions can use the product because it does not cause allergies, except in exceptional cases. It is often prescribed by dermatologists as a primary remedy against dandruff and hair loss.
Burdock restores blood circulation, restores damaged hair, accelerates its growth, and can be used to comb tangled curls.
Masks based on it are rubbed into the roots, then the head is wrapped in polyethylene and a towel for half an hour. After time, the remaining product is evenly distributed over the entire length, and then combed out with a comb with thin teeth.
This is the basis of many masks, which contain essential oils, lemon, honey and other ingredients. Masks of this kind enrich the follicles and skin with polyphenols, vitamins A, E and D. This enhances growth hairline and reduces hair loss. Moreover, the composition contains fatty acids that cleanse the skin of dead cells. This helps ensure adequate nutrition and oxygen saturation of the skin and hair follicles.
Almond
Protects hair from negative external influences. Considered one of the most productive components, strengthening and accelerating hair growth. Almonds help moisturize and nourish hair, which helps prevent split ends. In beauty salons, it is often used for combing along with the essential components of nourishing masks.
Used in making masks. In most cases, the product is not used without other lighter oils. This is due to the increased content of ricinoleic acid in the composition. However, castor oil is rich in oleic, palmitic and linoleic acids. Thanks to these properties, it is successfully used by many cosmetologists for strengthening hair.
Macadamia oil
Australian macadamia nut oil strengthens hair along the entire length. Suitable for dry, damaged and colored curls, because it has a moisturizing effect. Contains a large amount of fatty acids and vitamins A, E, group B.
Jojoba oil is actually a liquid wax that contains essential fatty acids. The product is completely absorbed into the skin without leaving an oily sheen.
Improves the condition of dry, colored, brittle hair, making curls more elastic and strong. 
Coconut
Performs a moisturizing function, protects curls from the harmful effects of the external environment, frequent washing and dyeing, and is used with lighter vegetable and essential oils. Recommended for structural restoration split ends.
Linen
This is a great panacea in the treatment of seborrhea. A mask based on it should be warmed up, applied to the roots and curls, massaged thoroughly and rinsed with shampoo and warm water. Treatment continues for several months with the procedure repeated no more than 4 times a week.
Flax gives hair strength and shine. To restore split ends, you can use glycerin and flaxseed oil (30 and 50 g, respectively). This mixture should be applied to the entire length, leaving it overnight; in the morning you just need to wash your hair in warm water with shampoo.
Excellent for oily hair and is often used along with other essential ingredients. It helps normalize secretions from the sebaceous glands of the skin. The oil is light, so it can be combined with its viscous analogues. The composition contains phytoestrogens and antioxidants that preserve the elasticity of curls, their strength and shine.
Used to care for hypoallergenic scalp and damaged, brittle ends. The use of sea buckthorn is indicated for inflammation and peeling of the skin. Sea buckthorn helps activate cell regeneration.
Using essential oils to make masks
Essential oils contain biologically active substances that have a general strengthening effect on the skin and scalp. To activate follicles, treat and care, aromatic agents such as cloves, rosemary, eucalyptus, tea tree, sage, lemon balm, citrus fruits, ylang-ylang, cinnamon and fir are used.
It is known that such oils can cause allergic reactions, so you should decide individually which ones are best to use for hair care.
- Carnation– great for fighting dandruff, kills germs.
- Eucalyptus– stimulates follicles, helps strengthen roots and fights dandruff well.
- Ylang-ylang– adds shine to hair and smoothes it.
- Rosemary– improves blood circulation, promotes the regeneration of brittle ends, providing a general strengthening effect.
- Tea tree– eliminates itching and reduces dandruff, strengthens follicles.
- Sage– has a general strengthening effect, balances the secretions of the sebaceous glands, prevents the appearance of dandruff.
- Melissa– soothes the skin, eliminates oily hair, and perfectly fights dandruff.
- Geranium– has an antiseptic effect, accelerates hair growth, eliminates dandruff.
- Citrus oils dry the skin, accelerate hair growth, and are suitable for oily skin.
- Cinnamon has a warming effect, thereby improving blood supply to the skin.
- Fir stimulates follicles.
So, to achieve the best results, many women add essential oils to balms/conditioners, shampoos and other hair care products for different hair types. The results are not long in coming. After a few weeks of using essential components, the condition of the hairline significantly improves. As a preventative measure, it is enough to repeat healing masks with essential and vegetable oils once a week, but for medicinal purposes the procedure must be done twice a week.
