Do Dabur Vatika Enriched coconut hair oil work for early graying or help darken the gray hairs?
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It didn't darken mine but you can try Hena it is natural and it is sold on Amazon.
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No, it doesn't. I have some gray and still need to color my hair. The small amount of henna in the oil really just helps to soften the hair, not color it. This is an excellent product- I use it every day to keep my hair soft and moisturized. But, it's not a replacement for coloring at all...
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No brahmi it is not for black hair only. however, it may cause the color of your hair to darken. If you do not want that to happen this may not be the product for you. Women use this product for premature graying, to strengthen their hair roots and clear away dandruff.
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Yes it does...in the sense that coconut oil by itself is easily absorbed by the hair shaft compared to other oils. So in combination with amla and lemon it provides extra conditioning and nourishment to the hair and scalp which helps stimulate the follicles to produce more of its natural oils, restores moisture to the hair, reduces split ends, and breakage.
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I have colored gray hair, but not a lot of gray. I had professional color about a year ago and have been using Root Touch Up or a simiilar product (L'Oreal or Clairol, I switch off). The professional color was close to my own shade anyway, with some lighter highlights. Anyway, keratin is the vital ingredient here and it's all good. I haven't noticed any color alteration or any negative effect from the OGX treatment. If there is some subtle change I'm not aware of it, because having my hair feel so much better is what gets my attention. I don't think you'd have any problem. There may be a phone number on the directions inside that would be more specific. Personally, I feel very safe with it.
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Yes. This oil can be used on permen gray hair. It is a very heavy oil so a little goes a long way.
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My roots didn't respond well to the henna. Gray turned a bit orangey. I loved the conditioning the henna gave to my hair, however, I'd have to maybe get tips on how to get better coloring for my gray
383722
Yes it works on all hair types. The Jamaican black castor oil is very thick so use it accordingly. As far as mixing the oils you don't have to mix them. The red pimento oil already has Jamaican black castor oil in it.
807920
I find the Eminence Monoi Age Corrective cream very good for at night. It is a bit heavier than the Coconut Age Corrective, which I like very much for day use.
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I use the product to soften golden hair or add platinum to white hair. I am not sure what results would occur for gray tones. The product has been around for a long time, but hard to find in stores. The price is right and worth the try on gray-tone hair.
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I have used this product for more than a decade as part of an oiling/cleansing ritual for my hair. As many South Asians do, I oil my hair with coconut oil on a periodic basis. The ritual is simply to oil my hair then rinse it out with a shampoo. Many years ago and upon the advice from many an Auntie, I found that this shampoo did a great job of balancing out my hair after oiling it. I also a little less than the recommended amount for this purpose.
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If you want the highlights to be very blonde, as well as the ombre coloring, then yes. This stuff works within minutes. I had long dark hair for years, and when I first decided I wanted a change, two years ago, I made the mistake of doing the box, thus nieve to doing so. If I would had been more educated, I definitely would had done this, period. I will warn you though. Be careful, because when you go from naturally dark color to blonde, it can cause breaking and drying damage. But, I am huge on coconut oil, and its many natural benefits. Although my hair had a lot of damage, due to my lack of knowledge, almost every night, now, I massage the oil into my scalp for 3-6 minutes, then apply some in the rest into my hair, brush it then put it into aa very tight braid (be sure to put towel over your pillow though) This not only assists in growing my hair, due to softening the hair shaft and roots, thus allowing it to shield it and promote gentle growth of the hair, but also really conditioning it well. If you use the coconut oil, do wash out the next day, and air dry. Your hair will result in shiny soft hair. As for a softer carmel like highlight, which sort of sounds like what you are looking at, I am not real sure what product is available to do so, but I can say from personal experience, dark hair with carmel like highlights is gourgeous. Hope this has been helpful :-)
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Absolutely! Just mix your essential oil with the carrier oil of your choice such as jojoba, castor, or another. I would probably mix 1 oz carrier oil to 5-7 drops of peppermint oil (adjust as necessary) to stimulate blood flow and promote hair growth. I would suggest using at night because of the lingering scent which will fade by morning.
510695
I'm sorry I don't know. I buy the fractionated specifically for blending with essential oils. The label states that fractionated coconut oil used in some skin and hair products. But no directions for this specific product
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I can only speak from my experience and after receiving the Dabur Vatika, it smelled awful! Like rancid and very strong. I sent it to my sister and will NEVER buy it again. I strongly suggest you use organic coconut oil after researching several brands and the companies. I found this site helpful and you might benefit from it as well: wellnessmama.com 101 Uses for Coconut Oil. Hope this helps.
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I do but I am only using it at my part where my hair is thinning. For that purpose it works great. I have some grey hair as I am 63. It looks more like highlighting. I don't mind the grey but I do not like the thinning at my part. This makes my hair look thicker also. Hope this helps.
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Sure, although a natural oil like coconut, will be healthier for your skin tissues, as your pores will be opened by the pulling massaging, and the oil will absorb into your dermal layers. Might as well choose one that is nutrifying!
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It's been proven that coconut oil is very good for hair and skin. It's sort of a panacea when it comes to skin/hair issues, though that's exaggerating it a bit. It's simple, really, when it comes to using it. All you have to do is get some on your fingers and spread it around. My girlfriend uses it on parts of her hair where she dyed it a lot over the years. The hair just soaks up the nutrients, and it returns it to a softer, healthier state if you leave it in for a few hours and do that every now and then for a couple of weeks.