brwnskingirl
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Thanks.I havent done one in a long time and I want to know if Im missing something. 
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The purpose of Hot oil Treatments and why I should be doing them?
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Poohbear
Fearfully Wonderfully Made
Hot Oil Treatment
Used for hair that lacks moisture and needs additional moisture to replenish the hair shaft.
Best for dry hair and scalp, chemically treated, and natural hair.
How to use: Massage through wet/dry hair. Cover with a plastic cap. Sit under dryer for 15-25 minutes. Or let sit for 30-45 minutes. Then shampoo and condition.
Suggested products: African Pride Wonder 8 Oil, Khamit Kinks Hot oils
Used for hair that lacks moisture and needs additional moisture to replenish the hair shaft.
Best for dry hair and scalp, chemically treated, and natural hair.
How to use: Massage through wet/dry hair. Cover with a plastic cap. Sit under dryer for 15-25 minutes. Or let sit for 30-45 minutes. Then shampoo and condition.
Suggested products: African Pride Wonder 8 Oil, Khamit Kinks Hot oils
locabouthair
Well-Known Member
I heard that oils don't give moisture. They just help to seal in moisture.
Champagne_Wishes
A broke graduate
Hot oils are totally optional IMO. You can wet your hair first and then apply the hot oil to seal in the moisture in your hair.
sprungonhairboards
Well-Known Member
hot oil treatments do absolutely nothing for my hair, if anything they leave it feeling stripped, dry and coated
FashionistaNY
New Member
i heard that hot oil treatments opens to cuticle so that the oils can penetrate the hair shaft better.
I've also heard that Hot Oil Treatments aren't good because they can literally boil the hair follicles when heat is added thereby damaging the hair follicle causing hair loss over time or thinning of the hair diameter.
I've also heard that Hot Oil Treatments aren't good because they can literally boil the hair follicles when heat is added thereby damaging the hair follicle causing hair loss over time or thinning of the hair diameter.
sprungonhairboards
Well-Known Member
FashionistaNY said:
The heat opens the cuticle. That's why deep conditionings are done under a dryer or with some form of heat.
