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Best Hair Growth Oils 101
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Welcome to the All About Oils - Best Hair Growth Oils 101 section at naturalhair-products.com, I'll show you how to find the best oil for hair growth. you'll soothe & stimulate your scalp with both common AND even some exotic, uncommon hair oils that you can mix with hair growth herbs.

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Imagine feeling truly confident with your natural hair regimen, knowing EXACTLY which all-natural hair growth supplements to use, all while you avoid wasting time or money... That's my goal for you.

After feeling your way through this WEALTH of information, you'll see your hair grow and flourish because you'll know exactly which hair growth oil fits your specific hair & scalp needs.

FACT IS:

In order to treat, heal, and grow hair with oil, you need THE TRUTH about which oils best penetrate & infuse nutrients into your strands, which ones perfectly seal in moisture and know exactly how to use them!

Well, congrats, you've found your answers! Look...

Within this indepth Mega Guide today, you’ll discover:

• The 1 thing you absolutely must avoid doing so that oils don't cause MORE hair-loss.
• 3 ways to get EXTRA enjoyment out of your best hair growth oils for Black women.
• How to use a 3-Step Checklist to be sure what you are using is a premium hair growth oil. 
• See reviews of Alikay Naturals Hair Growth Oil 
• Learn today, how effective is hairline regrowth when using Wild Growth hair oil for edges.
  
• How to DIY Aloe Vera and Almond oil for hair growth!

What Does Hair Growth Oil Do For Your Hair?

FAQs About Hair Growth Oils

There are far more questions out there besides "Is oil good for hair growth?". So let me address some of the other hair growth oil questions we get, like...

Can MSM be added to hair growth oils? And does it work? The answer is yes. In fact, there are tons of MSM hair growth before and after photos to prove it. Here's one AMAZING "Super Hair Growth Oil" that has MSM added to the recipe.

Is oiling hair good for dandruff? Yes, it depends on which oil you use though. For example, Tea tree oil has been medically proven to be a natural antifungal and functions as a good disinfectant.

Is hair oil good for everyday use? For many naturalistas, here lies a problem, they don’t know how to identify if their hair is in need of hydration, moisture, oil, or what? However, if you properly hydrate your hair daily, then yes, hair oil everyday can be good. 

But if you’re simply applying oil on dry, unhydrated hair you are preventing your hair from at least taking moisture from the environment and you're doing the opposite of moisturing your strands while possibly contributing to hair breakage. 

Does wild growth hair oil work? For many women, they buy Wild Growth Hair Oil because they get consistently good results. It contains ingredients such as mushroom, chickpea, and lentil, ingredients that are unique to the product’s proprietary formulation, and not commonly found in other hair growth solutions. The product also contains a wide variety of powerful hair growth nutrients that do work to boost natural hair growth.

What's the best hair growth oil? Honestly, there is no consensus #1 hair growth oil. It depends on your hair type and what you want to accomplish. For example, kinky natural hair may have different oils that help it grow faster than permed, relaxed hair or straight hair. Find more detail in my list of the Top 21 Hair Growth Oils for Black Women.

Does fish oil help hair grow? This is a complex question. Whether you're consuming the fish oil or applying it topically,. the truth is that if you're consuming the polyunsaturated fatty acids found in fish oil, it can greatly improve your hair’s health and density, along with decreasing hair loss and restoring overall hair cycle balance. Fish oil is a type of Omega-3, which studies show can act to make your hair shinier, stronger, and even reduce skin dryness that can easily lead to dandruff and an itchy scalp So yes, fish oil can be considered a hair growth oil that needs to be eaten.

How does tea tree oil help cure the scalp? Tea Tree oil is particularly effective against fungus, bacteria and viruses and can help with many ailments from sore throats to acne to toenail fungus.  

Are hot oil treatments better than room-temperature oil treatments? It depends on what result you want. Anyone telling you a solid "YES" across the board on hot oil treatments or a solid "NO" across the board, is full of Bull. What really matters is your hair porosity. The lower porosity your hair is, the less effective a cool oil or room-temp oil treatment will be for you.

For low porosity hair, heat is needed to penetrate the entire hair shaft but if there is no heat applied, then it’s just oil sitting on your hair and scalp. And even the best hair growth oil is useless if it doesn't get a chance to do it's job.

If you are like me, you expect to get the absolute most out of premium hair growth oils and you wouldn’t want them to go to waste for an ineffective oil treatment. You can even use hot oil treatments overnight for better results. 

Why should I use Jamaican black castor oil for hair growth? Simply put, many women with natural Black hair have been saved by Jamaican black castor oil when added to their hair growth regimens. You see, they grow hair with this oil by adding it to their pre-poo, massaging it into the scalp to boost hair growth and using it in their deep conditioning sessions. 

How can I make a DIY natural hair growth oil? This is an easy one, you can make a DIY natural hair oil by using the various articles I give you that details the benefits of different oils and the best combinations you can employ for faster hair growth. A great option to consider is DIY Almond oil and Aloe Vera Hair Growth Oil you can make at home.

What are Ayurvedic oils & are they the best oil for hair growth?Ayurvedic oils are popular for good reason, for centuries, people around the globe have used these oils to... See More Here (Mala from Afro Veda).

Are oils that are higher in ceramides good for dry natural hair? Yes, and you'll see a whole list of hair growth oils high in ceramides below. Ceramides are very important for your natural hair, Ceramides are naturally occurring lipids (a type of fat) found in the inner layer of the hair cuticle, as well as the epidermis of the skin.

When your hair suffers regular wear and tear from shampooing, combing, brushing, etc., the cuticles become raised and can cause hair to look dull, feel rough and cause breakage. By using ceramides, it helps keep the hair cuticle flat and return to its healthy state. Due to it’s ability to strengthen and protect hair, ceramides act somewhat like a protein as well as prevent loss of moisture, although ceramides shouldn’t be considered as a replacement for regular protein treatments.

Hair growth oils with ceramides are especially beneficial for those with chemically-treated or heat-damaged hair.

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Moisture Basics: Moisturizing & Sealing Hair

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Full Product List - Grow Hair With These Oils

Argan Oil  - Hair growth oil from Organic Argan kernels 

Organic Argan Oil is dang-near famous among natural-haired women because it's proven to be rich in nutrient-infusing omega-6 fatty acids, strand-saving antioxidants, and it is believed have twice as much vitamin E as Olive Oil. This oil supports the hydration of your hair. Get reviews of Argan oil for hair growth HERE.

Castor Oil For Hair Growth  

Grow hair with oil from the seeds of the castor bean plant. Castor oil, as well as Jamaican black castor oil for hair, contain an unusual fatty acid that gives it its unique hair growth properties. It works to smooth hair cuticles too, making it effective for high porosity hair care and growth when used correctly. 

Coconut Oil for Hair Growth 

Coconut oil hair growth benefits are enjoyed by many, yet still, others claim that coconut oil hurts their hair. I know why both sides are right. I'll tell you right now... Click Here for FULL Article.

Jojoba Oil for Hair Growth

Grow hair with oil from the seed of the Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) plant. Jojoba grows natural hair by regulating sebum production, fighting scalp infection and treats dry hair. Get jojoba oil for hair growth and customer reviews. 

Lavender Oil for Hair Growth 

Grow hair with oil from sprigs of lavender flowers. Chinese researchers have observed that lavender essential oil penetrates cells in the scalp after it’s been massaged in and there it nourishes and improves blood circulation. Improved blood circulation brings more nutrients and oxygen to hair follicles. Roots and the hair shaft get nourishment faster and hence quicker growth is stimulated.

Olive Oil for Hair Growth

Grow hair with oil from olives, See, those tasty olives do more than spice up a dish. Learn how to use as a hair growth treatment... Click Here for FULL Article (by Sabrina from Hair Science).

Rosemary Oil for Hair Growth  

You can grow hair with oil from rosemary plants. Rosemary oil stimulate your scalp, while boosting hair growth and shutting down hair loss... Click Here for FULL Article 

Oil Tip for Heat-Users & Transitioning Hair Growth

One major tip for women who frequently use heat on their hair OR are transitioning away from relaxed, chemically-treated hair is the use of oils that contain ever-important ceramides.

When your hair suffers from the normal wear and tear of shampooing, styling/manipulation, brushing, etc., or endures harsh chemical treatments, your cuticles raise up and can cause hair to look dull, feel rough and break.

By using oils that contain ceramides, it helps keep the hair cuticle flat and returns it to its healthy state. You cam also get these ceramides in certain foods for hair growth.

Also, because of its ability to strengthen and protect hair, ceramides can act almost like a protein as well as prevent loss of moisture from the hair strand (ceramides shouldn’t be seen as a replacement for normal protein treatments though).

Avoid These Hair Growth Oil Mistakes!

As we explained above, you can grow hair with oils, but you cannot moisturize your hair strands with oil.

Oils do a great job of supporting PROPER moisturization regimens but do not in and of themselves provide moisture. Realizing this could save you a lot of dryness, brittleness and extreme breakage.

Because of many natural hair blogs and videos parroting the same incorrect, cookie-cutter, bad advice, many inexperienced naturals have suffered dryness because they try to use an oil as a moisturizer.

Not realizing that it will only lead to more dryness because trying to use oil as your moisturizer stops you from giving your hair the TRUE hydration that it needs in order to flourish.

ALSO, Avoid inferior oils that are not...

1. Organic
2. Cold-pressed
3. Unrefined

Refined oils have been heated up, many times up to 400 degrees or more. This process kills some of the natural, organic properties of the oil.

Yes, you can still grow hair with a hair growth oil that is refined, but you will be cheating yourself out of many benefits, like certain hair growth vitamins, anti-oxidants, anti-fungal properties and a whole host of nutrients.

If you're going to use hair growth oils for hair health, to support moisture retention or length retention to stop breakage, stick with the premium goods. You deserve it!

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