sterry
Well-Known Member
IReview ....\'ve gone Indian with my oils.
hey Ladies,
Looiking at picture of some beautiful Indian hair girls, I've often wondered what they have used.
Yes, alot has to do with heredity, but there is always some type of up keep.
So I have done some research and have been using the following products for a month now.
Dabur Vatika hair oil. This stuff smells. It is worst than wild growth oil. But unlike wild growth oil it is meant as an conditioning treatment and then rinsed out.
It is an intensive conditioning treatment which nourishes your hair form roots to tips. It does a great job of leaving soft, bouncy hair and less frizzy. Great for curly hair girls.
After use if you blow dry hair is incrediablely soft and swings.
It is a Coconut oil base,with Henna, Amla, milk and lemon.
cost $3.99 (2 thumbs up)
Keo Karpin Hair oil, though this contain mineral oil it is not drying at all. I use this mostly for a beautiful floral scent between washing. The smell is sweet and flowery and last until my next wash.
$3.99 (2 thumbs up)
Bhringraji Oil dark sesame oil that penetrates the scalp, strengthens hair and stimulates hair growth.
I have use this for overnight conditioning treatments. It smells as if I have a bowl of Chinese food on my hair, but it helps stop any breakage I have. (1 thumb Up)
Summary I will invest in the Dabur Vatika hair oil again.
I can bare the smell for at least a conditioning treatment.
But the other two I will not invest in. I will stick with my essential oils and definetly the EMU!
hey Ladies,
Looiking at picture of some beautiful Indian hair girls, I've often wondered what they have used.
Yes, alot has to do with heredity, but there is always some type of up keep.
So I have done some research and have been using the following products for a month now.
Dabur Vatika hair oil. This stuff smells. It is worst than wild growth oil. But unlike wild growth oil it is meant as an conditioning treatment and then rinsed out.
It is an intensive conditioning treatment which nourishes your hair form roots to tips. It does a great job of leaving soft, bouncy hair and less frizzy. Great for curly hair girls.
After use if you blow dry hair is incrediablely soft and swings.
It is a Coconut oil base,with Henna, Amla, milk and lemon.
cost $3.99 (2 thumbs up)
Keo Karpin Hair oil, though this contain mineral oil it is not drying at all. I use this mostly for a beautiful floral scent between washing. The smell is sweet and flowery and last until my next wash.
$3.99 (2 thumbs up)
Bhringraji Oil dark sesame oil that penetrates the scalp, strengthens hair and stimulates hair growth.
I have use this for overnight conditioning treatments. It smells as if I have a bowl of Chinese food on my hair, but it helps stop any breakage I have. (1 thumb Up)
Summary I will invest in the Dabur Vatika hair oil again.
I can bare the smell for at least a conditioning treatment.
But the other two I will not invest in. I will stick with my essential oils and definetly the EMU!
