A few months ago I started on a hair challenge; to grow and retain at least 5 inches of hair in one year and to find ways to make sure the growth is thick and healthy. I have researched and tried out many MANY "spells and potions"in these few months and I feel like I have finally found what works best for me. ...at least for now.
I use castor oil mainly in three ways.
As a hot oil treatment
As a sealant after moisturising
For scalp massages to encourage circulation
If you decide to try Castor Oil, here are a few things to remember.
Ensure to get 100% natural castor oil
The darker the castor oil, the better. (This means the castor beans were roasted for a long period which leads to a high ash content in the oil. High ash content = good).
Castor oil is quite thick so you can thin it out by mixing it with other natural oils. I use coconut oil.
Hey Oh. Thanks for the tips so far! Question on this one though, how do you use Castor oil for hot oil treatment? And what do you mean by 'as a sealant after moisturising'?
ReplyDeleteI have gotten this question a fair bit since this post went up. I will put up a detailed "how to" post soon so you can look forward to that.
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