DIY Ayurvedic Hair Growth Oil

[Luscious850]

Hey ladies! Just wanted to share this DIY I spotted today on youtube. It's of a hair growth oil made from coconut oil, fenugreek seeds and henna. It looks pretty simple to make. Has anyone ever tried something similar?






Video Link:
http://youtu.be/wH6K51Mc6Qk

 

[bebezazueta]

Her hair looks strong. I need to get back to henna. This henna oil may be a temporary way to do that.

Thanks for sharing

 

[Luscious850]

Her hair looks strong. I need to get back to henna. This henna oil may be a temporary way to do that. Thanks for sharing

My thoughts exactly. I haven't used henna myself in a while. I just might give this a shot.

 

[bebezazueta]

My thoughts exactly. I haven't used henna myself in a while. I just might give this a shot.

Yep I may use a color application brush though. My natural roots are too thick for that toothbrush. Or that new thing where it's like a brush connected to a bottle

 

[bebezazueta]

Check out this henna strengthening tea. I will use brahmi & amla and not shikaikai because it's drying. What do you think?

http://youtu.be/hHdQNrZwEaY

 

[rileypak]

That oil seems like a good idea. I like that spritz you linked to bebezazueta. I need to start dabbling in my powders soon.

 

[bebezazueta]

That oil seems like a good idea. I like that spritz you linked to bebezazueta. I need to start dabbling in my powders soon.

Yes the powders are cheap. Time to put them to good use.

 

[ElevatedEnergy]

I just mixed something similar last night.

The recipe I used for my Ayurvedic infused coconut oil:

1 tablespoon each of the following powders:
Amla
Bhringaraj
Brahmi
Rose petal

With:
2 tablespoons whole fenugreek seeds

I didn't measure the coconut oil. Just opened a new jar from Trader Joes and removed oil until it reached the top of the label.

Going to infuse it for 2 weeks. My plan was to remove the powders and seeds but after seeing this video, I'll use her method and just let them stay in the jar and pour out what I need for each use. It's almost like an ongoing infusion. Yum!

 

[Luscious850]

I just mixed something similar last night. The recipe I used for my Ayurvedic infused coconut oil: 1 tablespoon each of the following powders: Amla Bhringaraj Brahmi Rose petal With: 2 tablespoons whole fenugreek seeds I didn't measure the coconut oil. Just opened a new jar from Trader Joes and removed oil until it reached the top of the label. Going to infuse it for 2 weeks. My plan was to remove the powders and seeds but after seeing this video, I'll use her method and just let them stay in the jar and pour out what I need for each use. It's almost like an ongoing infusion. Yum!

Thanks for the reply. Do you use this as a prepoo kind of like she does or do you leave it in?

 

[Luscious850]

Yep I may use a color application brush though. My natural roots are too thick for that toothbrush. Or that new thing where it's like a brush connected to a bottle

This is a great idea. Will do the same.

 

[ElevatedEnergy]

Thanks for the reply. Do you use this as a prepoo kind of like she does or do you leave it in?

As a pre-poo with some Aloe vera juice. I'll throw in a scalp massage before I rinse it out too.

 

[lenu80]

I just mixed something similar last night.

The recipe I used for my Ayurvedic infused coconut oil:

1 tablespoon each of the following powders:
Amla
Bhringaraj
Brahmi
Rose petal

With:
2 tablespoons whole fenugreek seeds

I didn't measure the coconut oil. Just opened a new jar from Trader Joes and removed oil until it reached the top of the label.

Going to infuse it for 2 weeks. My plan was to remove the powders and seeds but after seeing this video, I'll use her method and just let them stay in the jar and pour out what I need for each use. It's almost like an ongoing infusion. Yum!

Great recipe will try it. Thanks.

 

[greight]

For those who have made oils, will this stain clothes? I really need to make a good oil for my scalp since it's been itching me like crazy.

 

[Healthb4Length]

Sounds like a great idea. I'll try something similar minus the fenugreek. Yes I stated previously that I liked and I do but I won't risk smelling like a walking curry dish!