Does ROSEMARY OIL WORK FOR HAIR GROWTH? 🤔 Dermatologist @DrDrayzday

Does ROSEMARY OIL WORK FOR HAIR GROWTH? 🤔 Dermatologist @DrDrayzday reviews Mielle Rosemary Oil for hair growth. Can rosemary oil help with hair loss? Rosemary oil vs Minoxidil for hair growth. Is rosemary oil good for the hair? Rosemary oil before and after. and how to use rosemary oil for fast hair growth. #hairgrowth #rosemaryforhairgrowth #dermatologist

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[sanchita]

Cleanse hair with lukewarm water, Wear a satin or silk scarf while sleeping, Wash hair with diluted acv for shine, Use liitlexteral coocoonion nourishing shampoo and hair oil. These methods worked for my mother, and she controlled her hair fall with these steps.

[pojamarkande]

I appreciate the effort you put into making this video—it's truly valuable. My personal best decision in life was to turn to natural hair loss prevention products, and that's why I saved my hair. These natural products don't have expensive marketing campaigns, so you've probably never heard of them, but trust me, be sure to try them, and you'll thank me. I think Norlest has everything related to these natural formulas.

[shivprasad]

Kudos to you for creating such an informative and engaging video. There are completely natural recipes for preventing hair loss that anyone can make at home, and they are very effective. What's best about them is that after you stop using them, your hair remains the same, it doesn't start falling out again. I believe Norlest has all these recipes and products. Check it out.

[saoirse_mavourneen]

You mentioned tea tree oil, so I thought I would share my unexpected amazing hair growth experience. My hair was so bad, it got so thin, to the point of bald patches and a receding hair line and I've had what I thought was dandruff for as long as I can remember. After some research a few years ago, I learned it's actually seborrheic dermatitis (not dandruff), which is why dandruff shampoos weren't working. I also started having so much hair fall, I had to pile it up in the shower so it didn't clog the drain, it was always falling out through the day, getting all over my clothes, furniture, floor ect. One day, a lady from India, with amazing hair (I know a lot of Indian women have great hair but hers was incredible) she recommended trying tea tree oil mixed with sweet almond oil, coconut oil, and amla powder. She told me to gently rub the mixture onto my scalp and leave it for a minimum of 20 minutes, gently comb the scalp to loosen the build up, then wash my hair as usual. The results were instant! I used a hair dye brush to part the hair and the painted it on my scalp with the brush, I have also used a comb to part it and dabbed it on my scalp but the hair dye brush was much quicker, precise and less messy I'm sure its also much gentler on the hair rather than just using my fingers and rubbing back and forth which can cause breakage. At first, I did it once a week for about a month, then started doing it every 2 weeks, then once a month, now I only do it every 2-3 month (when I notice the SD forming). She also recommended a simple hair mask every 2-3 weeks, it's just sweet almond oil, amla powder and shea butter, whipped together with an electric whisk to make it smooth and easy to apply, I leave it on for 20-30 min and gently massage my scalp to help the blood circulation, then wash my like usual.

I also add some amla powder to smoothies (its pretty healthy and adds a nice bitter/tart flavour. I don't know if there's a cure for seborrheic dermatitis but this is by far the best prevention method I've found, my bald spots grew back my hair started growing (its more than half way down my back now) it looks so much healthier, a lot less breakage, split ends and when I wash it, hardly any comes out. I brush it when it's dry and a normal amount comes out on the brush and I only have the odd hair fall out here and there.

I'm sorry for such a long story but with the results I got, after years of trying different things, tons of expensive hair products, online diy recipes, even a prescription shampoo but nothing worked (well the prescription "worked" but i had to use it every couple days, my hair got super dry and frizzy and the smell was terrible).

I get the tea tree oil from shoppers drugmart, in the pharmacy area. In the same isle that they sell witch hazel (this way I know it's real and good quality). I think most big pharmacies have it but I ask the pharmasist if I can't find it because a lot of places sell overpriced essential oils in the beauty section, and I'd rather get the stuff that's in the medical section.

If this story helps even 1 person, I will be happy and won't feel so bad for writing a book instead of a comment 😅.

I would love to know what Dr. Dray thinks about it and why it works so well. I know she gets so many comments and this is not a recent video. Anyway I hope this helps someone out there 🙂.

[ShayALaMode]

As an African American woman, this oil works great on my hair and scalp.

[CinnamonGirl]

Me watching this with the Mielle rosemary oil in my hair

[pdill]

I make a rosemary tincture with rosemary leaves and add to spray bottle and add water.. I swear it has kept my hairline from receding. I started seeing bald spots forming at my temples. It has all grown back. I was starting to see my part thinning and it has grown in. I am a big believer in rosemary. Thank you so much for your knowledgeable content.

[christinewatson]

I've been using a very expensive hair oil for the past year ($50!!) I recently switched to the Mielle oil and find it to be FAR superior in quality with rosemary being the 3rd ingredient. It has outperformed the $50 oil by a mile- I'm seeing noticeable new hairs and thickening of existing baby hairs. It has also made my extremely coarse hair softer.

[violalover]

Watching this with rosemary oil in my hair! Been using it for 6 months, it's helped so much with regrowth.

[redselig]

I bought the Ordinary’s hair serum and didn’t have results. I ended up buying the Mielle to see if I could help my dry scalp and if the hair growth happened, then awesome! Not exaggerating, this works.

[Youreintroublenow]

My hairline was 1/4" back, and my temples were bald. This oil is fantastic and works for me. I do not have textured hair. I am not African American, but I had a lot of hair loss that has regrown since using this oil. I'm 100% in favor of this oil. 🙋🏻‍♀️

[jillcnc]

I'm a postmenopausal woman with hereditary androgenic alopecia, with archetypal male pattern hair loss. I've been using a pure rosemary oil on my scalp at night for a year and a half. I apply it to the thining areas. It does not irritate my scalp, so I don't use a carrier oil. While I won't say it's given me thick hair growth, the wispy growth it has restored is enough that with an artful (short) cut that allows me to brush the hair forward, it's sufficient to give the illusion that there is still hair there. I have avoided other products because of the "dread shed, " in which you lose hair before it grows back -- if it even does, which isn't universal. I spent $250 on a laser band and THEN found out that it too causes "dread shed." So I sent it back. Minoxidil is metabolized through the liver, and to tax the liver for hair growth doesn't seem worth the risk.

[jessicajefferson]

I've used this product for months and have seen great results! She is right in saying that it is a very heavy oil for fine hair though. I use it as a pre-shampoo scalp treatment once a week. I rarely use it for the ends of my hair on a daily basis because of how heavy it is. However, I saw that Mielle has recently come out with the same oil but a "Light" version so I'm excited to try it! 😊

[m.s]

Great video. Even for those of us with textured wavy or loosely curled hair, as great as the Miellé product can be, just a couple of drops are sufficient. What a difference it makes though when used in moderation, softens and protects against frizz. For those of us with curl types 2c to 3a haïr, it’s a holy grail.

[roshay]

This product does work. Saw peach fuzz all thru my scalp after 3 weeks. It does not contain DmDm Hydantoin like some other Mielle products. DmDm Hydantoin is a formaldehyde releaser that turned my 3c/4a hair to mush. So I would suggest you all avoid products with that. But yes, this product does work.

[brunagomes]

In Brazil we use a lot of rosemary oil in things for hair, not just with the focus of grow, but to make it stronger, against falls.
Oh, I used castor oil in my eyebrows and it did grow.
That blend seems amazing. It's a shame that there aren't many studies on many natural products that works. Excellent video!

[kairos-]

Another major issue with the rosemary oil vs minoxidil 2% study was the lack of a negative or vehicle control to compare how the treatments stack up against no treatment.

[AdvaOliel]

I mix a few drops of pure rosemary oil in my shampoo, wait five minutes, then rinse off for two months now, and I’m surprised to say that my shedding has reduced significantly, around three times less. Even though I don’t have androgenetic alopecia. I honestly didn’t have high expectations.

[nicky]

I started using the Mielle way before it went viral. Actually my sister told me about it. And I've been using it already for about 3 months. Mostly in the front of my forehead as well as my scalp and I did notice a big difference. I have a lot of baby hairs on the side where it was falling out because of stress. So it does work or at least for me. And it's a very nice product and the smell doesn't bother me because I like the smell of mint

[dhanush]

I've been trying this hair growth serum of reactivate littleexttrra for quite a while now and feeling good with the results I have got with it... it's my third serum bottle now.
This one has to be applied to the scalp so it works like magic to a dry scalp.
I use it usually before bed time and just massage it well into my hair....and cleanse it the next morning. I have seen hair growth and enhancement in my hair density.