How to use it for hair?
1005164
I use a very small amount (3 drops or less) after I blow dry my hair to take away the frizzes.
1005165
depending on how long your hair is (mine is waist long) - I put approximately 10 drops of oil into the palms of my hands and rub them together and run through towel-dried hair, from ends first up to scalp. You can add more drops (it comes with a stopper, so the drops are controlled) to the palms of your hands if needed.
1005166
A little goes a very long way. I use a fraction of a drop for my older, color-treated, and short hair during and after the blow dry. If I go a day without washing, I add another fraction of a drop and refresh with a light blow dry. Humidity has always caused my hair to frizz miserably (not helped, I suppose, by the color treating). Now, even when I go sailing on a high humidity day, my hair is only minimally affected. But the oil still doesn't weigh hair down. This is a gift from the heavens.
1005167
Hello Mary, I use three drops from the dropper I distribute it all through my hair all the way to the ends. It makes my hair silky smooth and very manageable.
151461
What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product stays even if you rinse really well. When you rinse in cold it closes the cuticle and adds shine What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product... » Read More What I find works best is to make sure your hair is really, really wet when you apply. I have chin length hair and I use 3-4 pumps and really work it into my scalp. Try to massage your scalp like they do in the salon then comb it through. I put it in a clip and rinse with cold water at the end of my shower. (I wash my hair first) Make sure you rinse it really well to avoid grease hair. It also takes your hair about a week to get used to not using shampoo. After that you should be good to go. My #1 tip is rinse with cold water. Hot water opens the cuticle layer of your hair so the product stays even if you rinse really well. When you rinse in cold it closes the cuticle and adds shine « Show Less
572263
Put a drop or two of it in your hands (use very sparingly) and rub them together. Spread evenly and lightly in your dry hair, then straighten your hair. That's how I use it, and it works great. Like I said, be careful because if you use to much, your hair will look dirty.
1224414
Use it at the roots only. You can use before a blow dry or after then style. I use it at my roots on damp hair then blow dry with a large curl brush.
480551
I use it both ways. I put it on my wet hair and then use it after its dry to smooth things down. I even reapply during the day if it needs it.
1397871
Just use it like you would normal shampoo & conditioner. But for good hair growth results (I've done a bit of research the past 2 years) at the most, only wash your hair every other day (it needs a rest).
1520678
You can use it on dry hair too. Depending on how thick or long your hair is. Short or thin hair 2 pumps sprayed on to your hands, rub together and work through hair, if you have really thick or long hair you may need up to 5 pumps, and work through hair.
1006622
I move it in all directions ...it glides easily. Use some baby powder & a hair dryer first...you want the area very dry. I use it every week and the whole process takes maybe 2 minutes, if that. Be sure hair is already trimmed to within 1/4 inch or so. This brings it down to abt 1/8 inch. You will be very clean, not bald.
1445487
Just use this. Remember though, that you have to use enough to make it actually work well. I have thin hair that's quite long and I use 3-4 pumps. I make sure my hair is very wet and then 'lather' up with this. I let it sit while I bath, and then I rinse. I also do a quick boost of my conditioner just to the ends of my hair.
1824813
There are various ways to use this. It depends on what you are using it for. As a moisturizer, I just rub it between my hands until it melts and I apply it to lock in the moisture especially after showering. For hair, I have heard it is better to use it in conjunction with other oils as Shea butter does not moisturize but holds in the moisture. So at least mist the hair and apply other oils such as coconut, extra virgin olive oil (evoo) and jojoba or a combination of this oils plus some melted Shea butter. Then style the hair (twist, braid, etc.). Let it set for at least 5 hours, preferably overnight night or as long as possibly. When ready undo the style and the definition should be immaculate. There is homemade hair butter/ crme recipe on YouTube which I plan to try one day soon because it gets every high reviews and recommendations. Google it! I hope this information helps you.
925904
You can put it in an applicator bottle and apply to your scalp. A little goes a long way. You can also mix it with your deep conditioners.
462610
I just use it to tame frizz. I use a little when my hair is damp, before blow-drying and then I use a little more after it's dry to smooth.
897015
You want to point the wond down, then wrap your hair around it, use the glove at first so you don't burn yourself, it gets very hot, and hold the end of your hair, let go of it after 10 sec. You can also look up tutorials on you tube, that are very helpful. I found its quicker to style with this than a traditional curling iron.
1924802
You can use it on dry hair too. You are supposed to use it several times a day.
2010563
You use it instead of shampoo and conditioner. It's the consistency of conditioner, but it's a cleansing conditioner. You use a generous palm full of it and work it through your hair. Leave it in for at least 5-10 minutes for maximum benefit. There are also directions on the container.
391830
You can use it like any typical conditioner. Wash you hair and then apply it, and let it sit for as long as you can stand (I would advise not to go over 10-15 minutes). When I used it (unfortunatley, I think it is a great product, but over time it proved to be too strong for my scalp and irritated / made my dry scalp worse) I would put a plastic cap on as well. So... 1-wash hair as you normally would, 2-apply this to your hair, 3-put on plastic cap (optional) 4- Let sit no more than 15 minutes, and 4-rinse. That would be my recommendation. Also, while you should feel heat, it should not BURN to the point where you are in pain. It should feel like someone put a heating pad on your head, so if you start burning to where you are in pain, I would recommend washing out even if it is before the ten or fifiteen minute timeframe.
1347699
Dry hair. Hold in one area for a few...if your hair starts steaming your burning it...