what does this Lavender do for your hair and how do you use it?
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It is a good treatment for dandruff and itching, helpful in controlling hair breakage and improving hair growth. Most widely known to treat alopecia areata, a condition where you lose excessive hair, especially in patches. Daily massage with lavender oil has proven to help significant re-growth and gives you the results in a few months. You could also use it to make your own shampoo.
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Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good Luck! Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good... » Read More Lavender oil is awesome for hair as well as so many other things... antiseptic, anti inflammatory, relaxing, eases headaches, repels insects, I put on a painful zit and it's way down or gone within hours, Helps with PMS and insomnia. If it's just for hair treatment you're looking for, though, check out Rosemary Oil. I love NOW oils. They're high quality and many are also organic. NOW also has a diffuser for about $35 that's very good and easy to use. I also recommend a book for you that I got at Amazon for about $10. Excellent for beginners... it's called Essential Oils for Beginners. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I use it on my skin and hair. Take a spoonful internally for health. Or cook with it.
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I use it after I wash my hair and rub it into my hair before blow drying it. Then if I didn't wash my hair, I rub it in my hair dry and then blow dry my hair. I use a electric curling iron to curl my hair and the Nioxin makes my hair fuller than when I use it right after washing my hair.
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Lavender is magical but not sure it can grow hair, Lavender is antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, and heals burns, wounds, ect,Laveder tea helps with digestion,,
1914717
I don't know how others use it, but i use it as a facial moisturizer--just a few drops. I also use it on the ends of my hair. I mix it with some shea butter and use it as an eye cream. It's versatile.
174690
well the Lavender is good for thick hair. The Pureology Hydrate is for thin hair.
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I use this after I shampoo . A very small amount on my finger tips and work it into my hair starting at the ends and working toward the scalp.. Remember a LITTLE goes a long way. Leave it in.
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I have not used that one. But I love the Now brand. add few drops of lavender to scent it. Hope this helps.
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Yes! I used it on hair, make my hair soft and smell so great! I mix it with apricot seed oil.
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Yeah you can use it on natural, relaxed or color-treated hair.Hope this helps!
846580
I spray it on my roots in sections around the crown, let it sit for a few seconds (the foam expands some as it sits). Then, I massage it in my hair with my fingers, then comb the rest through to the ends.
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This is a lye relaxer. You do not mix it with anything. It leaves your hair soft, with a lot of body. I have used it for a little over a year now with no problems. I relax three or four times a year. Linange makes good conditioners, too.
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You use it in the daytime after you wash your hair and below you blow dry it. Or you can even put it at the roots on dry hair before blow drying to give your hair a lift. Just a few pumps in your hand and massage at the roots is all you need. You don't want to saturate. Hope this helps
111183
It is a powder, mainly it makes your hair appear less thin when applied on and between roots and it works well that way, but for grey hair, a rince would be easier
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I believe that they are all for colored hair. I have been using the lavender for approximately 1 year and have fine hair. Between the lavender and almond mint, I prefer lavender. My hair appears healthier however my hair could just be benefiting from the product in general for about 3 years. Better to purchase on Amazon instead directly from WEN.
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I put it on the end of my dry hair the day after shampooing. let it soak in for a few minutes. then brush through it. keeps the brush from catching and braking the ends. also it help keep the curling iron from drying out my ends.
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I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know... » Read More I've found that it is too thick to use alone, it makes my scalp itchy! The way I use it is to mix one tablespoon to 1/4 cup of conditioner and use as a pre-poo or co-wash, let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes, then rinse out. Also, it really does make your hair grow. I had a balding area from damage from years of relaxer, so I also mix a little (maybe a few teaspoons) with jojoba oil (1 tablespoon) and a few drops of rosemary oil, massaged into the thinning areas of my scalp. No need to rinse out as the other oils cut the thick, stickiness of the castor oil. Respond back and let me know what other products you've tried. Are you looking to maintain moisture or promote hair growth? « Show Less