I have long,thick,naturally curly,highlighted hair. How much of this oil should I use? I tried 5 drops and did nothing. Thanks, KD
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I have shouldwr length naturally wavy/curly hair, and I really think that it depends on whether you use it on wet or dry hair. If you use it on wet hair, I think 5 drops would be enough because of you use more, when it dries it normally ends up looking greasy. If you're using it on dry hair, then I would just try using between 3 and 6 drops and see how well that works. Also, don't put all 6 drops in your hands when you're putting the oil in your hair. Try about 3 for the roots and 3 for the ends. Hope this helps at least a little!
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I have thick, but not curly, long hair. I'd say to the small of my back. I use between 6-8 pumps. Sometimes more depending if I went overboard with heat styling. You can go overboard with oils, but thankfully, with what I've used, I never end up greasy. Hope that helps!
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I thinnk you should just try what works best for you. I have short hair and use four drops as an overnight treatment :)
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I use to have long, curly hair when I was younger so I understand your problem. I'd start out by using a few drops in the palm of my hand and run it through my hair all the way to the ends. Just like any oils, if you use too much it will only make your hair oily and make it look worse. If you like to leave your curls looking natural, scrunch & hold your hair as you apply the oil with your hands to give it a chance to soak in. If you use a hair straightener or some other heat device on your hair, use medium setting so your don't burn your hair. That's what I do, and the oil gives my hair a healthy shine. Hope this helps you. Good luck! I use to have long, curly hair when I was younger so I understand your problem. I'd start out by using a few drops in the palm of my hand and run it through my hair all the way to the ends. Just like any oils, if you use too much it will only make your hair oily and make it look worse. If you like to leave your curls looking natural, scrunch & hold your hair as you apply the oil with your hands to give it a chance to soak in. If you use a hair straightener or some other heat device on your hair, use medium setting so your don't burn your hair. That's what I do, and the oil gives my hair a... » Read More I use to have long, curly hair when I was younger so I understand your problem. I'd start out by using a few drops in the palm of my hand and run it through my hair all the way to the ends. Just like any oils, if you use too much it will only make your hair oily and make it look worse. If you like to leave your curls looking natural, scrunch & hold your hair as you apply the oil with your hands to give it a chance to soak in. If you use a hair straightener or some other heat device on your hair, use medium setting so your don't burn your hair. That's what I do, and the oil gives my hair a healthy shine. Hope this helps you. Good luck! « Show Less
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I didn't like this oil! I saw no difference to my hair at all, it could have been because it was light??? I would not recommend the light, so you may want to try the pure oil.
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I have very thick, curly hair and my hair is never frizzy after drying with my Babyliss hairdryer. However, I use good hair products, such as Lanza Healing Oil on my damp hair (about the size of a quarter) before drying. Works well every single day!!!
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If I were you I would put it in a conditioner that you like not a whole lot but enough that you can tell it mixed well like less than half of the conditioner and shake it up real good, every time you get ready to use it like once a week or whatever day you choose. saturate your hair with it put a plastic cap on 30-an hour which ever you choose then wash it out. me personally I don't like it straight out the bottle so I mix mine with mane and tail conditioner and I notice my hair has strengthen a whole lot. GOOD LUCK :-)
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I have medium length curly/frizzy hair but its thin. I would think it would be good on thick too. I use 2 squirts for my hair you would probably need 3 if your hair is thick and long. It feels sticky when going on but dries nicely with no stickiness.
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Depense how thick your hair is! I have thin shoulder long hair. 1/2- 3/4 is enough for my hair. But really honest I would buy two. Mix one packed first and then see how much more you need. Probably 1 pack and 1/2.
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Hello, I want to say it does because this oil is powerful and it was a little to strong for my scalp. I didn't lose any hair but I truly believe it really has my hair growing like crazy now. I had to return this oil back because it was too strong but it left my scalp tingling. I never lost any hair at all. You can email the owners, they are so polite and very sure of their product. Just email them with your questions. I have tried it and it didn't take my hair out at all. I just wished I could have kept using it. I do believe this oil is for thinning and balding. It's all natural so I think it would work on your scalp and do what it is suppose to do. Sorry, I could not give you an firm detail answer. Hello, I want to say it does because this oil is powerful and it was a little to strong for my scalp. I didn't lose any hair but I truly believe it really has my hair growing like crazy now. I had to return this oil back because it was too strong but it left my scalp tingling. I never lost any hair at all. You can email the owners, they are so polite and very sure of their product. Just email them with your questions. I have tried it and it didn't take my hair out at all. I just wished I could have kept using it. I do believe this oil is for thinning and balding. It's all natural so I think... » Read More Hello, I want to say it does because this oil is powerful and it was a little to strong for my scalp. I didn't lose any hair but I truly believe it really has my hair growing like crazy now. I had to return this oil back because it was too strong but it left my scalp tingling. I never lost any hair at all. You can email the owners, they are so polite and very sure of their product. Just email them with your questions. I have tried it and it didn't take my hair out at all. I just wished I could have kept using it. I do believe this oil is for thinning and balding. It's all natural so I think it would work on your scalp and do what it is suppose to do. Sorry, I could not give you an firm detail answer. « Show Less
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Hi,I have very long thick hair .I have been using for a long time.I color all of my hair for a great result.I am very happy with the product.Cheers:-)Chris
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How many times you want. I used it everyday but I mixed it with oils and essential oils. I would deep condition with it once a week. If you want to see fast growth don't buy this, buy MTG and that will gurantee you 1 inch a month... That is what I use now and I've it for a month and I got 1 inch of growth. This is my 2nd month on MTG and I am seeing major improvements with my hair. But it has sulfur in it and if ur allergic to sulfur do not use it. I have a rash on my neck but its so worth it 'cuz my long hair is starting to cover it LOL.
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I have only used deep blue oil alone. I use 2-3 drops for extreme aches. Sorry I couldn't specifically answer, hope it helps.
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I just used 16oz shea to 8oz coconut oil and mixed it with my stand mixer. I got a several month supply out of that and still gave some away.
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I thought of you when I made this little album because I was so pleased with my results. I have 3a/3b tight curly hair. It's actually shoulder-length when wet though you can't tell when dry. It's in desperate need of a haircut and "falling over" or "collapsing" into a triangle. But my first use with the dryer and diffuser made it look like I'd just gotten my hair cut and styled at Ouidad here in LA where I usually ask for my hair to be cut "round" into a "sunburst." https://www.flickr.com/photos/35711279@N07/sets/72157644366281610/
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Hi Goybabe, I love WEN. I have short, naturally curly hair and it has a tendency to dry out. I use only the shampoo/conditioner. I use a good amount and massage it in really well, then let it set for about 3 minutes, then rinse well. You will love it! I guess if you have long hair, you should use a large tooth comb to be sure it is delivered to all of your hair.
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I start with just a little bit and keep adding till I get to my desired amount, sometimes its less than others. I would say I maybe use around 2 nickle size amounts one for the back and top and one for the front. just add it slowly because if you get too much it can make your hair heavy and make it fall. (My hair is 3 inches at the longest part. I'm styling with: aqua uplifting foam, tigi bedhead mens workable wax, flat iron, and Suave Extreme hold hair spray.)
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A little goes a long way. Start off with no more than a half dollar size for the entire head if your hair is thick, quarter size if you have fine to medium hair. Massage it thru with your fingers, comb or brush for even distribution. I personally don't feel it is greasy afterwards...really it soaks right in. I have used at least 10-15 different natural oils on my hair, so I speak from experience. As always you have to experiment a little before you know how much for sure. It's great as a hot oil treatment too!
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Try tweaking the ratio. Maybe the MT is too strong for you and you need more castor oil. Fortunately I did not lose any hair at all, only growth and I use a 1:1 ratio.
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sorry i couldn't say anything, cause i have just started using Hair Anew - its been 3 days only, hope its work properly, yes i can suggest you one thing which is too much important for hair formula ....... put some ingredients which help to make hair thicker, that's all - many thanks