How to Grow Hair Fast?!

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Want longer, thicker, healthier hair? This is an amazing herbal hair oil recipe with thousands of years of history behind it! 💕 Recipe below ⬇️

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Many thanks to @curlyproverbz for creating the original iteration of this recipe! 💕

💕Herbal Hair Growth Oil Recipe🍃


*3/4 Cup organic unrefined coconut oil, melted over a low heat on the stove
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*3/4 cup organic cold-pressed olive oil
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*5 tbs organic unrefined castor oil
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*1 tbs organic cold-pressed neem oil
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*1/2 cup fenugreek seeds, freshly ground in a coffee grinder **
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*3 tbs henna powder
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*3 tbs amla powder
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* 1-4 tsp MSM powder ***
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*7-10 drops pure rosemary essential oil
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*7-10 drops pure peppermint essential oil
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*7-10 drops pure lavender essential oil
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*7-10 drops pure tea tree essential oil
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Brown glass dropper bottles (for application)

💕 Notes:
* Although henna can have a tinting effect on hair when used in certain water-based preparations, it will not colour the hair when used in an oil based substance. However, always do a strand test first. If you would rather avoid henna, sub it with cassia.
* Amla can potentially have a darkening effect on hair, but usually only in much stronger concentrations than this recipe contains. Strand test to be sure!
* Freshly ground fenugreek seeds are most effective. I have an inexpensive coffee grinder linked on my "Hair Products I Recommend" page on my Linktree.
* If you are new to MSM or essential oils, use less to begin with. You can always add more later!

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💕Herbal Hair Growth Oil Recipe🍃


*3/4 Cup organic unrefined coconut oil, melted over a low heat on the stove
Buy it here:

*3/4 cup organic cold-pressed olive oil
Buy it here:

*5 tbs organic unrefined castor oil
Buy it here:

*1 tbs organic cold-pressed neem oil
Buy it here:

*1/2 cup fenugreek seeds, freshly ground in a coffee grinder
Buy it here:

*3 tbs henna powder
Buy it here:

*3 tbs amla powder
Buy it here:

* 1-4 tsp MSM powder ***
Buy it here:

*7-10 drops pure rosemary essential oil
Buy it here:

*7-10 drops pure peppermint essential oil
Buy it here:

*7-10 drops pure lavender essential oil
Buy it here:

*7-10 drops pure tea tree essential oil
Buy it here:

Brown glass dropper bottles (for application)

[taniyaraokallepalli]

Oiling is one of the self-care habits that is practiced and taught to the younger generation in India. Literally everyone oil their hair in India. Despite it being a hot country for the majority.
It's not just a hair care tip for us, mothers oiling hair is an emotion. It makes me happy and feels like home every time I oil my hair after moving out.

[dollysingh]

Not forgotten in India. We have been doing this for 1000s of years, this is what we apply on our hair. Fenugreek, coconut oil, castor oil, neem oil, hibiscus flowers and more such oils and herbs...

[thyra_UK]

I'm 61 and have thick thigh length hair, I've always had thick long hair, thanks mum, but only to my waist. I had to start taking 1000mg a day of B12 for medical reasons, and suddenly my hair started growing. This surprised a lot if people my age as they had been told over 50 it was hard to grow your hair long, thick and strong. So I've put it down to the B12. My husband has a bald patch at the top of his head and he started taking biotin and the har is actually growing back there and is about 1½ inches long now.

[summerof]

Africans and Asians never stopped scalp oiling. We’ve always done it.

[elhoucineaghouache]

I’m Moroccan and we oil our hair too and sometimes even use henna.

[SaS-xlof]

My hair grows quickly 75% because of diet and good nutritional food and a little haircare. The quality of your areas groundwater matters too.

[Mary-dcxx]

In eastern world 🌎, oiling is still practiced. I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰and we still use oils for scalp and body massage.😌

[riyakashyap]

Okk... Oiling hair has not been forgotten.... I'm indian i have been oiling my hair idk ever since I was born ( of course my mom did it when I was a kid) I hardly know anyone who doesn't oil their hair at least females do.

[shulamitebeautifulbride]

Congratulations on the new baby bump🩷🩷🩷 and thank you for the hair advice

[zerotoleranceforsataniceli]

Great summary of a much longer video.
Well done 👍

[Abbay_special_recipe]

Scalp oil is forgotten in western cultures, mostly, in other cultures we use scalp oil always, especially, before you wash your hair

[flatbedladyv]

Hair oiling has only been forgotten in some cultures. Because some cultures have tight or kinky hair that does not get oily.( basically dry hair)
They need ro add said oils to their hair root and shaft about every 3 days to prevent breakage and improve or retain moisture. This oiling is not washed out until wash day every 1-2 weeks. Believe it or not the hair does not smell

[alyssalzx]

I bought everything to make this and I'm happy to say that I made it yesterday!! I can't wait to try it next wash.

[locamia]

Black women and Indian women, to my knowledge, have always oiled our hair and scalp.

[ayja]

Yes . All Indian... the mother country❤️✨️🙏 it!! Thank you

[amandanicolemorgan]

African women still do this even pan African women like myself still do this

[rafataziz]

Hi Catherine is there any remedy to covert grey hair into black

[pavithrabellala]

Thank you so much for your kindness! Bless you!

[feliciacagle]

It works ""! I use another recipe has cloves and ginger in it with oils "". My hair isn't falling out as much "". I know it will take time with all the damage I have done ""! Thank you for your knowledge ♥️.