Hair Oil Treatment for Damaged Hair -Jojoba Oil
The chemical structure of jojoba oil is quite similar to that of sebum, which is naturally produced by our body. Therefore, jojoba oil is very effective in maintaining the oil balance of the scalp, treating hair loss and strengthening the hair roots.
Jojoba oil is easily absorbed by the scalp and doesn’t need a carrier oil. It’s light and can be directly applied on your hair and scalp. The oil will penetrate deep into the hair shafts and moisturize hair follicle to make each stronger; thus repairing split ends when applied regularly.
Jojoba Oil Hair Treatment
Use alone or mix it with other oils and shown below (measurements are approximate).
Jojoba oil, 10 drops
Coconut oil, 3 drops
Rosemary oil, 4 drops
Castor oil, 5 drops
Use alone or mix it with other oils and shown below (measurements are approximate).
Jojoba oil, 10 drops
Coconut oil, 3 drops
Rosemary oil, 4 drops
Castor oil, 5 drops
Follow the “Hair Oil Application” recommendation below.
Lavender oil regulates the blood flow to the follicles that results in stronger hair roots, thus promoting improved hair growth.
Lavender oil has been very effective in treating dandruff since ancient times. Extreme stress and insufficient sleep can cause damage to hair. If your hair has been likewise been affected, try a lavender oil hair treatment or massage. It has been shown to induce sleep, thus an aid to relieving stress.
Lavender Oil Hair Treatment
The following is a great way to combine lavender with other oils for superior results. (Measurements are approximate).
Lavender oil, 10 drops
Almond oil, 5 drops
Chamomile oil, 4 drops
Grape seed oil, 4 drops
Almond oil, 5 drops
Chamomile oil, 4 drops
Grape seed oil, 4 drops
Follow the “Hair Oil Application” recommendation below.
Rosemary oil contains elements (caffeic/ rosmarinic acid) that helps enhance the volume of your hair. It provides great relief to dry and itchy scalp, due to its soothing properties. Like the aforementioned oils, rosemary oil strengthens hair roots, prevents hair loss and breakage; thus promoting hair growth.
Rosemary Oil Hair Treatment
Use rosemary oil, as the key oil, mixed into a hot oil treatment. Warm the mixture; apply to hair and gently massage into scalp. (Measurements are approximate).
Rosemary oil, 10 drops
Tea tree oil, 4 drops
Jojoba oil, 2 drops
Tea tree oil, 4 drops
Jojoba oil, 2 drops
Follow the “Hair Oil Application” recommendation below.
Hair Oil Application
1. Oil your scalp and roots, then section your hair, lightly applying oil from ends to roots with fingertips. Start off with a light oiling of ½ tsp. or less, until the proper amount is obtained.2. Wrap Hair in plastic wrap/plastic cap and leave oil on for about 30minutes. If you want a hot oil treatment, cover with heated cap or hot towel for at least 60 minutes (1 hour).
3. Wet hair; then apply prepared Lustrous Henna® Dry Shampoo Powder paste* to hair with fingertips (a small rubber spatula can aid in application, but not necessary). Making the shampoo paste takes about 30 seconds. Press and lightly massage throughout hair. (Follow-up gently; using a large-tooth comb for full coverage). Leave on for 5 minutes, and then rinse out until hair is completely free of shampoo.
4. This hair oil treatment can be used on all hair types. There is no need to follow up with a conditioner if you have fine to normal hair. However, if you have extremely dry, course or damaged hair and want to use a conditioner, Imbue™ Natural Conditioner* is strongly recommended.
*About Imbue™ Natural Conditioner
This natural herbal conditioner plant contains extracts as Bhringraj, Aloe Vera, Wheat germ oil, Almond oil, and more ancient botanicals. It helps revitalize and nourish your hair and scalp. It contains no harsh chemicals; no artificial colors.
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