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Poohbear
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This is a article from http://www.aworldofaromatherapy.com/essential-oils-skin.htm
Essential Oils and Hair Care:
Essential oils can also add to the appearance of your hair. For fair hair, add a few drops of Chamomile to a pitcher of warm water and use as a final rinse. If your hair is dark, do the same, but with Rosemary instead. If you are looking for a natural conditioner, see our recipe below:
Light conditioner:
1 Tbsp Lanolin
1 Tbsp Glycerine
1 Tbsp Almond Oil
3 drops Rosemary (for dark hair) OR Chamomile (light hair)
1 egg
Combine the first four ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Warm the mixture slightly. Beat in the egg. (Remember only warm the mixture slightly or you will end up with scrambled eggs on your head!) Once the egg is well mixed witht the other ingredients, massage the mixture into the hair and scalp. Place either a bath cap or a towel over your hair and allow the conditioner to penetrate for about 10 minutes. Finally, rinse your hair thoroughly and the beautiful lustre will be revealed!
Essential Oils and Hair Care:
Essential oils can also add to the appearance of your hair. For fair hair, add a few drops of Chamomile to a pitcher of warm water and use as a final rinse. If your hair is dark, do the same, but with Rosemary instead. If you are looking for a natural conditioner, see our recipe below:
Light conditioner:
1 Tbsp Lanolin
1 Tbsp Glycerine
1 Tbsp Almond Oil
3 drops Rosemary (for dark hair) OR Chamomile (light hair)
1 egg
Combine the first four ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Warm the mixture slightly. Beat in the egg. (Remember only warm the mixture slightly or you will end up with scrambled eggs on your head!) Once the egg is well mixed witht the other ingredients, massage the mixture into the hair and scalp. Place either a bath cap or a towel over your hair and allow the conditioner to penetrate for about 10 minutes. Finally, rinse your hair thoroughly and the beautiful lustre will be revealed!
pookeylou
New Member
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
nurseN98
Ayiti cherie
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pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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I agree! But in addition, try the shealoe or avocado butter. I like the shea but I LOOOOVE the shealoe and the avocado butters
pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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I agree! But in addition, try the shealoe or avocado butter. I like the shea but I LOOOOVE the shealoe and the avocado butters
asummertyme
Well-Known Member
this is funny, i just ordered this week from them, i ordered mango butter, olive oil, tea tree..and shea butter..i love FNWL, that is a great site and they ship incredibly fast!! and u can track ur order..
NubianAngel
New Member
Does FNWL sell glycerine?
pookeylou
New Member
I know I have seen vegetable glycerin for sale there.
Here is what they say about it.
"Glycerin is a naturally occurring by-product of soap making. It is a humectant that draws moisture to itself. It, therefore, is believed that glycerin helps the skin remain moisturized by drawing moisture to it. To add additional moisturization, vegetable glycerin can be added to creams, lotions and bath salts. Use glycerin in moderation as it can be very sticky."
It's $3.00 for 4 oz. I think I pay $1.99 for 6 oz. at Walgreens.
Here is what they say about it.
"Glycerin is a naturally occurring by-product of soap making. It is a humectant that draws moisture to itself. It, therefore, is believed that glycerin helps the skin remain moisturized by drawing moisture to it. To add additional moisturization, vegetable glycerin can be added to creams, lotions and bath salts. Use glycerin in moderation as it can be very sticky."
It's $3.00 for 4 oz. I think I pay $1.99 for 6 oz. at Walgreens.
NubianAngel
New Member
Thanks Pookey! The walgreens here doesn't seem to have such goodies, but maybe i'm just not looking right
Armyqt
New Member
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nurseN98 said:
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pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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I agree! But in addition, try the shealoe or avocado butter. I like the shea but I LOOOOVE the shealoe and the avocado butters
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CO-SIGNING
nurseN98 said:
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pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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I agree! But in addition, try the shealoe or avocado butter. I like the shea but I LOOOOVE the shealoe and the avocado butters
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CO-SIGNING
dreemssold
New Member
IMHO:
amla
emu
meadowfoam
jojoba
coconut
HTH
amla
emu
meadowfoam
jojoba
coconut
HTH
morehairplease
Well-Known Member
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dreemssold said:
IMHO:
amla
emu
meadowfoam
jojoba
coconut
HTH
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May I ask how you use each oil? I would love to order some but have no idea as what to do with them once I get them-other than pouring them on my hair
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dreemssold said:
IMHO:
amla
emu
meadowfoam
jojoba
coconut
HTH
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May I ask how you use each oil? I would love to order some but have no idea as what to do with them once I get them-other than pouring them on my hair
felicia
New Member
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pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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what kind of results did you see with the rosemary hair growth oil and how long did it take?
thanks
pookeylou said:
Absolutely LOVE fromnaturewithlove.com
Their shea butter is excellent.
I love their Rosemary Hair Growth Oil (it is already mixed up with all the oils that help your hair to grow)
And their customer service is THE BOMB.
Go ahead and sign up to be a "preferred" customer and you will get some extra perks too!
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what kind of results did you see with the rosemary hair growth oil and how long did it take?
thanks
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