oils for hair growth?/To Tam

[Guest guest]

, Tamara Shortt <stuff7321>

wrote:

>

> Hi Gerri,

>

> I use a shea butter/sweet almond oil mix, with a combination of

rosemary, clary sage, and eucalyptus.

 

Tam,

 

Please elaborate more on how you mix and use this combination. Do you

apply to scalp? Massage it in? Leave it on? Wash it out? Also, do

you mean EO's for the rosemary, clary sage and eucalyptus?

 

Thanks.

 

Mitsy

[Guest guest]

Hi Mitsy,

 

I use the same technique to make a body butter to make this. I microwave the

shea butter (unrefined) in 1 minute increments until you've got just a little

unmelted shea in the center. Then I stir to melt the rest of it, and then add

the almond oil. The percentage of shea/almond you want to use is up to you. I

think I used a 60/40 mix. If you'd like a " lighter " cream, increase the

percentage of almond oil. Incorporate some air into it by whipping; that will

make it lighter also.

 

I used 1.5% rosemary, 1% clary sage, and .05% eucalyptus. I massage a small

amount into my scalp and leave it in. It absorbs into your scalp really well.

HTH - Tam

 

seagrape1954 <seagrape wrote:

, Tamara Shortt <stuff7321>

wrote:

>

> Hi Gerri,

>

> I use a shea butter/sweet almond oil mix, with a combination of

rosemary, clary sage, and eucalyptus.

 

Tam,

 

Please elaborate more on how you mix and use this combination. Do you

apply to scalp? Massage it in? Leave it on? Wash it out? Also, do

you mean EO's for the rosemary, clary sage and eucalyptus?

 

Thanks.

 

Mitsy