Isis said:Well, sulphur almost always stinks or has a strong odor. And sulphur is the main growth aide that really works. The exception is MSM and perhaps this means making ones own growth aide using it.
KiniKakes said:Miconozale Nitrate really doesnt smell bad.
Fyi, despites its name, Wild Growth Oil isnt really a growth aid. More like a basic carrier oil.
CAPlush said:I am using Pomada de Azufre acne treatment (10% sulfur) to mix with my oils to make my own growth aid. It smells sort of burnt, but not sewer-like like Sulfur 8.
nikki1971 said:I have been using Qhemet's Herb & Sulfur Pomade. It has worked to fill in some thin spots around my hair line and the smell is very mild. I am going to start using this pomade all over my scalp.
HoneyDew said:Do you find that tobe drying. I have used that for acne and a few days after, the spots where I applied it were VERY dry on my face. erplexed
betty-boo said:I have this same problem. I have sulphur mixed with shea butter and my boyfriend hates it! LOL!!! I was thinking about using Turkish Red Oil. It is basically sulphurated castor oil, which is supposed to be a really good growth aid but I don't know whether it smells....Does anyone know about this?
HoneyDew said:I use shea OIL and it is really nice ang the sulphur mixes well. I don't smell anything.
KiniKakes said:Miconozale Nitrate really doesnt smell bad.
Fyi, despites its name, Wild Growth Oil isnt really a growth aid. More like a basic carrier oil.
betty-boo said:That's interesting. That might go down better than the butter. Where do you get your oil from? x