Easy Look Olive and Higuereta Oil

[camosil]

Has anyone used this oil before? I got it at the dominican hair salon which the stylist said is very good for growing hair. I tried it about twice adding it to my hair after my leave in. I noticed though that my hair was not as soft as now since I have been using african angel coconut oil(this is the bomb) or maybe it is the deep conditioning on dry hair which I just started doing.

If anyone has used this oil let me know how you used it and what were your results.

I have been changing products the last couple of months but I think I found my staples. I also learnt that sometimes it is not the product but how you use it that makes the difference.

Please Ladies Share as you always do.

 

[Nonpareil]

Is this it?


Olive & Higuereta Oil

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Olive & Higuereta Oil

Product: Contains natural softeners for the conditioning of dry, damaged hair.How to use: Apply with light massages before washing your hair for 10-30 minutes. No heat needed.Ingredients: Petrolatum, Refined Soy Oil, Vitamin E, Perfume.

 

[camosil]

Yes it is. Is that the instructions how to use it or is that how you use it?

 

[camosil]

Oh I see it is the instructions . Thanks Nonpareil.
Have you used it? If Yes what were the results like

 

[Nonpareil]

No, I haven't used it. But Higuereta is Castor Oil, and it's odd that I don't see that listed in the ingredients. My biggest issue with this is the fact that it's not pure oil - it has a petrolatum/petroleum base. It may be okay for adding sheen or moisture, but I doubt it has any growth benefits.

 

[patient1]

There's no olive oil in it either. Interesting.

p1

eta: maybe "Petroleum & Soybean Oil" didn't sound sexy enough.

 

[camosil]

Thanks pateint1 and nonpareil.
At first I was excited to try it but when I saw petrolatum as the first ingredient then I decided to hold back and find out more about it. I am thinking that if I use it during prepoo then the petrolatum will clog the pores and it would be useless.

The question still remains. Has anyone used it and what were the results