Mielle

Many lose hair from this product, but it may be due to these things below  Hair's porosity  Applying too much oil  Too long in the hair  Allergy You need to check the hair's porosity to see which oils your hair type can absorb. If you choose the wrong oils for the hair, it can be difficult for the hair to absorb, which leads to the oil clogging the hair follicles, resulting in hair loss. So the less oil on the scalp, the better. I would recommend 4 drops of oil for the scalp. Then you should stimulate the scalp before application to get the blood flow going, which leads to better results and hair growth. You don't need to leave the oil in for 8 hours/overnight, 30 minutes to 1 hour is sufficient. And finally, try on a small area of your scalp to rule out allergy🤗

I have both psoriasis and seborrheic eczema on my scalp, which means that many oils tend to worsen my issues. But this one – wow. The combination of rosemary and mint feels instantly soothing and cooling, and I can even use it in the middle of a flare-up without any problems. It has really helped keep my scalp balanced, and after a few months of use, I also feel that my hair feels thicker and stronger. I tried some other products afterward, but nothing has worked as well – I will definitely go back to this and stick with it moving forward.

Got more hair loss from using it. I might have used it wrong, how should one do it + how much should one apply? Should it go on the scalp or on the ends? Should one sleep with it?