Which Dabur Product is best?

p381

New Member

• Sep 4, 2010

• #1

My hair has recently started to shed and it's gone thinner too (i'm Relaxed) and i've heard good things about Dabur Indian Hair Products.
Ive got my eye on the two products below, but not sure if one is better than the other or do i use them both together? PLEASE HELP!!! erplexed

Dabur Amla Hair Oil http://thebeautypot.com/daburamlahairoil-p-339.html

Dabur Vatika Intensive Nourishment http://thebeautypot.com/daburvatikaintensivenourishment-p-507.html

 

Guitarhero

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• Sep 4, 2010

• #2

I love the Vatika and if you're shedding and have curly hair, you'd probably like that better than the Amla. Vatika has amla in it but it's coconut oil based and more moisturizing. Amla oil has mineral oil in it and basically it's preference.

But.....if that Dabur intensive moisturizing deep treatments are the large size....grab them!!!!! I've seen them over here on EBAY and they are much higher than that, like 5 times the price!! I'm thinking about ordering from Beautypot myself but they won't list the product size.

 

p381

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• Sep 4, 2010

• #3

Volver_Alma_Gitana said:

I love the Vatika and if you're shedding and have curly hair, you'd probably like that better than the Amla. Vatika has amla in it but it's coconut oil based and more moisturizing. Amla oil has mineral oil in it and basically it's preference.

But.....if that Dabur intensive moisturizing deep treatments are the large size....grab them!!!!! I've seen them over here on EBAY and they are much higher than that, like 5 times the price!! I'm thinking about ordering from Beautypot myself but they won't list the product size.

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Thanks for the advice!
I think they're the 500ml Jars ........but still not a bad price TBH.(Can't find it anywhere else in the UK at that price).
Still undecided though. erplexed
What about the Vatika Coconut Oil? I've heard that's pretty good too! http://thebeautypot.com/daburvatikaenrichedcoconuthairoil-p-341.html

What Dabur/Vatika products do you use?

 

Last edited: Sep 4, 2010

H4irHappy

Active Member

• Sep 8, 2010

• #4

I just purchased the Dabur Amla oil today along with some Henna. So my next wash or two I'm going to try it. I hope I like it.

 

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Blackpearl1993

Well-Known Member

• Sep 8, 2010

• #5

I have the Amla oil and the Vatika Coconut Oil. I use them together when I pre-poo. I mix the two, warm them slightly and apply with a brush (the kind you use when applying color). The I massage my scalp and apply a bit of Keracare Humecto on top, which helps stop some of the dripping. I then get under my steamer for 20-30 minutes. I do this weekly. I love the results. No tangles and soft, silky hair. My new growth is well tamed and my hair color has darkened a bit.

 

p381

New Member

• Sep 14, 2010

• #6

I've gone for the Vatika Coconut Oil and the Intensive Nourishment treatment.
Will update with my progress in a few weeks time.

 

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Rose1

Active Member

• Sep 14, 2010

• #7

Asda also sells Dabur products. The Vatika Coconut Oil is about £2.50.

 

CaliDiamond

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• Sep 14, 2010

• #8

Good choice with Vatika Coconut oil. It softens the hair and gives your scalp an ever-so-slight tingle due to the lemon and rosemary.

 

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lux10023

Well-Known Member

• Sep 14, 2010

• #9

luv the coconut oil..light and moisturizing....the amla did nothing for me...prob due to the mineral oil..which i learned about after the purchase

 

p381

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• Sep 15, 2010

• #10

Rose1 said:

Asda also sells Dabur products. The Vatika Coconut Oil is about £2.50.

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ASDA?....RAH!!! I'll check it out.
Cheers.

 

SmilingElephant

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• Sep 15, 2010

• #11

I LOVE their Vatika oil...but i'm too lazy to keep running the bottle under hot water so that the oil will melt so i can squeeze it out...but it is some good stuff. I'm gonna start trying Black tea rinsing...it helps stop shedding...Traycee did a video about it on her blog

 

bravenewgirl87

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• Sep 15, 2010

• #12

I have never tried the Vatika Intensive Treatment but you cannot go wrong with Amla oil. I live for it.