Healthy Hair Starts with a Healthy Scalp. Let's make some hair strengthening oil.
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Hey friends, my name is Lissa, (aka The Soap Chef ) I've been creating luxurious soap, bath & skincare products since April, 2002.
I am a Licensed Neuromuscular Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and up until my retirement in 2020, I held a Nursing License in the state of Pennsylvania.
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So, I just took my shower and scrub the hell out of my scalp with my little scalp brush, and my solid shampoo of rosemary mint. I then proceeded to put quite a bit of oil all throughout my scalp and rub it in really really well. I can already feel things heating up and tingling ever so slightly. It’s actually a very nice feeling. I am loving the smell of this stuff. I can’t stop talking about it.
Is this going on your website? I looked under hair. I’m interested in purchasing for myself. The men in my life don’t care enough for an extra beauty routine 😂 I was going to make another batch of oil but you add emulsifiers and extracts that I don’t and I want to try it out before I buy extra ingredients. I forgot to mention look up Oregon Grape Root for hair and scalp issues. There have been some studies on that.
@@TracyD2 all of the products that I’ve been making this week will be listed on my website next week
This is the most luxurious hair oil to grow and strengthen your follicles. It smells fantastic.
Oh Wow Lissa, this screams luxury and wholesome goodness. My scalp tingling/drooling just thinking about it.
This morning when I combed my hair out with my white tooth pic, some thing I do every morning, I only got a few strands of hair in my hand were usually my entire palm would be covered in hair
Holy Sht Girl…you are well preserved for 60 😮
It’s all about the energy 💯
Thank you, people say that to me literally all the time. 60 never looked so good. 🤣
Lecithin also gives a great skin feeling in creams and lotions. I love it as a kind of active ingredient 😊
Gorgeous ingredients. A lot of dht blockers. I have made a similar hair oil with most of the ingredients here. MSM internally though. I make a separate onion garlic oil because I need to be in the mood. I even use the same oils as you. I used to add neem oil but it smelled like rotten meat no matter how small of amount and how many drops of essential oils added. My menopausal hair started to turn around after I started to oil massage regularly and bring some of the oil down on my lengths. I’m 57 with very long healthy hair now. Note to people just starting to oil massage. A lot of resting hairs will come out at first and can seem disconcerting but those were the hairs that were going to fall out anyway. Eat right take supplements and keep it up. Results will happen in a few months. It’s worth it.
Thank you for that advice Tracey. Yes, neem oil stinks from here to high heaven. That’s why I prefer to just use the name leaf and infuse it into a different oil.
I like the pink bottle
Yes, me too. I use them my magnesium oil too.