I also noticed MORE gray hairs and they're growing in FAST! What's up with that?! Oh well! I guess that means the rest of my hair is growing in faster. I've only been using it for one month about 1-3 times per week.
I started using it for its claims to slow down and regrow hereditary hair loss. I really hope that really happens!
Are you leaving it in or using it as a prepoo?
I've only been using it as a prepoo because of the scent and sticking with coconut oil throughout the week if I want to use oil for maintenance.
HappyAtLast - what brand is that you're using?
This is the one I get from my Indian Grocer.
- at you and so1913 about the grey hairs.
I use this oil along with Amla, Brahmi, Garlic, Black Seed and sometime Navatrana oil in most of my oil blends. I mixed them in my shea butter along with castor, coconut and rosemary oil. I use them as pre-poo, rinse and just leave-in daily.
I don't know which (maybe all???) is helping slow my greying but something is AND my daughter wants to know which.
ITA with Lita they are FANTASTIC oils.
Hmmm seems like I'm the only one washing it out. I guess I will have to try leaving it in whenever the next time I wear my hair up, I don't see that working out for my loose hair styles. But even using it as a weekly pre-poo seems to be effective, and I always had my doubts about the effectiveness pre-pooing.
I almost got the oil with the purple labeling because I wanted to compare it to the one I have that is a little more expensive and harder to order from a US vendor. I saw ONE review mentioned it had mineral oil in it but I thought maybe they left the review on the wrong brand and meant that for the Hesh oil that I know does contain mineral oil. Can you guys confirm the one from All India Store (purple label) has no mineral oil in it?
Are you talking about this one Mahabhringaraj Oil Pure Maka's Ayurvedic? No mineral oil.
The ingredients on my bottle says bringraj, alma, brahmi, jatamansi, neem, arnica flower, sesame oil, olive oil.
I wouldn't have bought it if it had mineral oil because I don't think that should be on the scalp, maybe only as a sealant.
this is dabur amla oil in a different packaging!, June 21, 2013
This review is from: Mahabhringaraj Oil Pure Maka's Ayurvedic Medicine For Fallig of Hair and Dandruff
I bought this thinking that it would be a great natural mineral and perfume free alternative to the dabur amla oil but um.....it smells exactly the same, same consistency, color, and cause the same build up in my hair. I compared them side by side. Im so pissed because I paid 7.99 for a bottle 5x the size of this one at the local indian store and threw it away ...no I have to throw this away too because the product is not what it claims to be. DONT BUY THIS PRODUCT IF U WANT A PRODUCT THAT IS PARFUME AND MINERAIL OIL FREE.
Yep, that's the one...there is one review on Amazon for it that says:
No other review said such from what I read, but this one did make me a little hesitant.
Thanks!!
so1913 I used the exact brand of Mahabhringaraj oil and notices definite curl definition. My only complaint was that it definitely didn't stop or slow the grey hairs In fact I noticed more grey hairs and they were growing in fast (but I guess that means the oil promoted hair growth) I finished that bottle just last month so I have to buy more...I put it in an applicator bottle and use it directly on my scalp right after washing or cowashing.
I also noticed MORE gray hairs and they're growing in FAST! What's up with that?! Oh well! I guess that means the rest of my hair is growing in faster. I've only been using it for one month about 1-3 times per week.
I started using it for its claims to slow down and regrow hereditary hair loss. I really hope that really happens!
are you still using the mahabhringraj oil? how are you still liking it?ilong I have two, the one I am currently using that I posted earlier about:
Amazon product ASIN B00ATUZVA0
and this one (I haven't tried yet):
Amazon product ASIN B006QLHC8U do NOT have mineral oil
Also HappyAtLast confirmed the one she uses doesn't have mineral oil in it either.