Are hair oils cope? Which ones work the best for someone who wants less rough and more volumized hair.

[Guts_will_return]

I recently started to use based bodyworks leave in conditioner and it works well with me but by the second day my hair is too rough and has that ugly feel. I need something to replish that feeling when your hair is mostorized and soft.

 

[Recession.]

castor and rosemary are always a great choice

 

[lahari]

castor oil fully ascended my hair and results were permanent (lashes+brows too)
haven't tried but have heard good things about babassu and tamanu oil as well

 

[jeoyw9192]

castor oil fully ascended my hair and results were permanent (lashes+brows too)
haven't tried but have heard good things about babassu and tamanu oil as well

got a link to the one u used?

 

[lahari]

got a link to the one u used?

i don’t have a link or name sorry, i trusted whatever my parents bought since it was high quality

they preferred local or in-person stores usually indian ones that were known for strong natural hair care, the oil had to be 100% organic pure cold-pressed and VERY thick and sticky with a distinctive smell. should be inexpensive, the small dropper vials are usually not worth it but buy medium to large bottles if you can

i would use a good amount each time leaving it on for 1-2hr or sometimes 12hr if i had an urgent event
for brows and lashes i applied generously in those areas and dropped some directly into my eyes to leave on overnight

 

[Avgguyatgrocerystor]

I recently started to use based bodyworks leave in conditioner and it works well with me but by the second day my hair is too rough and has that ugly feel. I need something to replish that feeling when your hair is mostorized and soft.

Try rosemary oil

 

[ase]

If you want soft hair you can just use coconut oil directly on the scalp after a shower. There's no point in using rosemary oil over it.