Fenugreek Oil For Fast Hair Growth
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2018
- Previously- Ann Myst
This recipe was inspired by Curly Proverbs hair growth oil ( • Hair growth LIKE A #BO... ) it has brought amazing results to my hair and scalp. and I am so happy to share my version of this recipe with you guys here today.
Ingredients
• 2-3 Carrier Oils
○ 1/4 cup Jamacian black castor oil or Clear Castor Oil
○ 1/3 Olive oil or avocado oil
○ 1/3 Coconut oil, or grapeseed oil, or almond oil,
• 1/4 cup - Fenugreek seeds
• 2 teaspoons -Brahmi
• 2 teaspoons - Moringa
• Break 2-5 pills of Biotin
• 1/2 - 1 teaspoon MSM
• 15-20 drops essential oils (EO)
○ Recommended: lavander EO, Peppermint EO, and/or rosemary EO
Instructions
1. In a pot warm carrier oils on LOW heat.
2. Add fenugreek seeks, Bhrami, and Moringa
3. Stir on LOW heat for at least 2 hours making sure oil doesn't exceed 130 degrees F (55 degrees C)
a. If you have a double broiler use that and you can let your things sit without stirring for longer, we just don’t want your herbs to burn)
b. Also use a slow cooker (method I would recommend) and let ingredients "cook" for up to 24 hours.
4. Turn Off Heat
5. Once cool, Add Biotin, MSM, and Essential Oils
6. Mix
7. Place everything into a Jar and store in a dark place. (moringa is sensitive to light)
8. Can start using it as early as the next day, but can let infuse for 4-6 weeks
9. Decant oil into an applicator bottle whenever you want to use it.
• FENUGREEK INFO + BENEFITS
• You can use fenugreek in the form of whole seeds, a powder, tea, a paste, and infused in oil.
• You can incorporate it into your hair care routine in an endless amount of ways including detanglers, strengthening treatments, scalp treatments (for baldness, hair fall, increasing rate of hair growth, thickening the hair, etc..) leave in conditioners, as part of a styling gel or cream… There's really no limit on how you can use it.
• Fenugreek seeds have an incredible ability to improve the health and quality of the hair: Not only in the strands of the hair, but also for the scalp.
• They help treat dandruff, dry skin, fungal infections, and hair loss, but they also increase the thickness of our hair, and quicken the rate at which our hair grows quite significantly.
• It's rich in iron, manganese, and magnesium... which many people who suffer from hair loss are deficient in.
• Fenugreek contains the fat lecithin, (a yellow brown oily substance) which is extremely nourishing and provides beautiful shine and slip to the hair. lecithin gives a protective barrier on each strand of hair, helping to protect it from the stresses of manipulation, detangling, and other types of friction and strain. It has been used in quite a few hair products to help repair dry, damaged, brittle hair. It is also used to help reverse greying of the hair.
• Fenugreek also contains a large variety of proteins or amino acids (1 tablespoon contains 2.5 g) that provide strength to the hair and protect it from breakage.
○ The lecithin and protein in fenugreek actually make it a really fantastic Detangler. The protein, again, helps the hair hold it's structure and keeps it from snapping and splitting during the detangling process, while the lecithin gives the slip to easily glide your fingers or comb through your hair.
○ I've tried using marshmallow root, slippery elm, and aloe vera gel as a detangler… Fenugreek trumps all of those, easily.
• HOW TO USE
• Massage this well into your scalp 3-4 times a week before bed. Be sure to focus on balding/thin areas on the scalp.
○ (Brahmi and lavender has sedative effects that can help you sleep and relax.)
• You can either rinse/wash it out the next morning, leave it in, or apply more.
• NOTES
• If you're worried about ruining your pillow cases you can put a towel underneath your head.
• Try applying this to the ends of your hair as part of a pre-poo treatment. This has made my ends very soft and has taken away the rough texture that ends tend to get as they weaken.
• Try applying this to your eyebrows before bed to help thicken them.
ALWAYS PATCH TEST! Many people will experience a slightly itchy scalp using this oil, especially at the beginning. For most people, this itch is tolerable; however, if the itching is too much to handle, or you develop inflammation, redness, increase in dandruff, or more hair fall using this oil, you may be experiencing an allergic reaction to some ingredient(s) in this recipe. There's a few things you can try to alleviate
1. try omitting MSM
2. try substituting avocado oil for olive oil.
3. try substituting palm kernal oil, babassu oil, ucuuba butter, or almond oil for coconut oil
Many people find that MSM, olive oil, and/or coconut oil do not agree with their scalp, so substituting or omitting these oils may help. However if it does not, do NOT use this oil.
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Hello loves! After 2 years I have changed this recipe quite a bit! Check out *My Updated Hair Growth Oil* here : ua-cam.com/video/VJNCsxOI56w/v-deo.html
I infuse my oils using a sterlized quart Mason jar set inside a small stockpot that I fill halfway with water. I put it on a very low simmer for an hour, or more....I always monitor it and gently stir. When done, I allow the jar to sit in the pot of water to cool completely. Then I take it out, gently stir for a few minutes and put the top on and store .
I like how you got straight to the point. Thank you
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS! I look forward a great hair length journey!::::))))
I think I might give this a try! I like how you give us substitutes for each oil, my hair doesn't like coconut oil so it's nice knowing other ingredients I can use.
This video is BEAUTIFUL!! I love it. I will send photos of what my hair looks like after using your recipe. My hair is tailbone length.
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love fenugreek you are my favorite cause I love the smell
Subscribed to your channel because of what ppl write in their comments about your being honest. Keep it up!
Please tell me what i can substitute brahmi with? Thanks.
Pls make a video on how you use this oil. 😸
May I have all ingredients to recipe. Thanking you in advance. Would really like to give it a try.
Thank you 😊
Hello I like to see the oil how u use it. And also how u make henna straight your hair. My is Geraldine thank you
Is there a video that shows how. Use this oil. Thank you
How long would it take to see results
Hi Ann Myst! I made this oil yesterday and I am going to use it today. I am so happy I have found you. One question though... how and where do I store this oil? For now I have it in my bathroom cabinet. Hope to hear from you! X
Dear your feedback did ur hair grow
@@lucyoforka2315 yes it did, i like the oil! I made a second badge and using that one right now. Btw after I washed the oil out with shampoo I use a mask from shea moisture with peppermint and lavender essential oils and amla powder to make the mask even stronger so it prevents breakage and keeps my hair strong! Hope this helps and good luck X
@@holachntl1422 for how long do u keep this mask in your hair?
@@kirannathani9123 Hi! I always keep it overnight! I massage it into my scalp in the evening, put my hair in a braid or bun and wash it out the next day. Hope this helps!
I will take my MSM orally every other day sometimes every other day twice a day glow about a week without it and start the process over again to keep from getting headaches My hair grow really thick and fast
Have you ever tried moranga oil? I’m curious with what the difference is between the oil and herbs. I take msm internally. It helps my aching bones. I have a question. I posed it to green beauty and curly proverbs but nothing. Maybe you can help. I’m wondering what the difference is with cold processed Castor oil and Jamaican Black Castor oil. I know how they are both made but I’m wondering why the JBCO is coveted for hair growth more than the cold process. I mean if heating denatures the ingredients and also makes the JBCO more alkaline. One would think the cold processed with intact nutrients and slightly more acidic like our hair and scalp would be more beneficial. I looked online and you will see the explanations although good are a bit lacking. 🤔 thank you.
I have not tried moringa oil yet because it’s so expensive, though it’s definitely on my to try list… it seems really amazing!
In terms of your question… I try to get most of my information from scientific literature, but I haven’t found any papers discussing black castor oil at all, so it’s hard for me to give you a definite answer. However… I just read a paper about how castor oil will start to disintegrate at temperatures over 150°C (~300°F). I do not know how high of a temperature the castor seeds have been heated to to make black castor oil, but if it’s so high that it’s creating ash then I’m sure you’re losing a lot of the benefits. Companies say that the ash increases the effectiveness of the oil, but they don’t say how or why... which makes me really skeptical.
On the other hand, Cold pressed castor oil has lower iodine and ricinoleic acid content than if it were extracted with a solvent like hexane (but you don’t want that because hexane is very bad for you), so maybe even though black castor oil is being heated to extreme temperatures, it may still have more nutrients than cold pressed castor oil. But I don’t know for sure.
In terms of the alkalinity though, I think you’re right. The main argument I see why an alkaline oil would be beneficial is because it opens your hairs cuticles so the oil can absorb deeper into the hair… but that will also increase friction between your strands causing more breakage in the long run… and people normally use castor oil on their scalp, and a pH able 5.5 can be very irritating for it…. potentially exacerbating any scalp conditions… therefore I would agree that cold-pressed castor oil would be a better option. (also side note… JBCO is NOT safe to use for your eyelashes… only use clear castor oil or coconut oil… just had to throw that in)
When I first heard about JBCO I thought that it was less processed than it’s clear counterpart… but now… it doesn’t seem like that’s actually the case. Of course I think it’s worth trying out both of them and see what works best for you… but after reading everything I now agree with you that cold pressed castor oil may be better for hair growth.
I hope that’s somewhat helpful… If you'd like I can link the papers I read so you can read some more for yourself.
Ann Myst Oh my gosh thank you so much. I think I will do an experiment with both. It would take time but I love that kind of stuff. You’re the best. I’m making your fenugreek mask recipe rt now by the way. 😂. Edit. My blender is no bueno it’s going to be a tea instead 🙄 just ordered a ninja 900 personal from amazon. I can’t live like this.
Awww bummer, I'm sorry the paste didn't work out! But the tea will definitely give you great benefits as well!
Somone write me the ingridients pleassssse
If I use this in my hair would it grow faster. Because my hair already grows like grass. In a week it's pretty long.
Did you by these products off the Internet. ?
What is Msm.?
Hi there. I think i am allergic to MSM. What if i don't add it at all?
Hi Senzelo, I have actually been doing some research and it seems that MSM does not actually dissolve/infuse in oil (my mistake, I'll have to update this recipe soon), so you would not be getting any of the benefits from it, so it is A-okay to omit it from this recipe!
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How would u make this oil in a slow cooker? Placing pot in slow cooker with a bit of water in the slow cooker?
I put my oil mix in my crockpot on low for an hour or two
@@vee3133 , thank you!
@@ChameleonOne your welcome.
Does the oil solidify in cold weather as there is coconut oil in it?
korra lesley
Yes.
Mine doesn't
can we eat this for weight loss? if so how many dosage should I take
This is for topical use only, do not consume this
My oil has become more like a pudding texture after a week or so and no longer oily. What did I do wrong?
You probably added too much powder, add some more castor, olive, almond or whatever your favourite oil is to the mixture.
Or if by pudding texture you're referring to a solid, then you just need to rub a small amount in your hands until it melts.
I have been making my herbal
Oil for about a month now... is it okay too?
Yes! I’ve kept mine for a few months without any issues.
Put some in a small container and then refrigerate or freeze the rest. Just keep adding to your smaller container as needed. HTH. :)
Oils last a long time, no need to refrigerate or freeze
Can I use biotin powder instead
Audrey Shade yes
Can you make this and sell it to me? lol
Ann could you please list down the ingredients
Hey Akshay arya! All of the ingredients with amounts are listed in the description box 🙂
@@VyalaBloom ok thank you
Please where can I get msm from
Vitamin Shoppe sells the powder which is better than the pill form because there will be no fillers. Call and they should have it in stock or you can order it and have it sent to you.
Can we use onion to this oil...?? Please reply
The water from the onion will make the oil go rancid very quickly so I would not recommend using it in this recipe. However if you would like to apply onion into your scalp right before you apply your oil you can absolutely do that instead!
U can use dried minced onion, that's what I use
Would it be ok to use this oil and curl your hair with curling iron?
Hey Salena, I do not recommend applying heat with this oil in your hair.
@@VyalaBloom OK
What can you use if you don't have MSN and brahmin powder with what can that be substitute I want to try but msm and brahmin is impossible tell me please I am waiting for an answer if have the time to answer and if you don't it's all right thanks
It's alright to leave those two out. If you have henna powder, I found that to be a fantastic addition to this recipe as well.
Darn my hair hates coconut oil.
You can absolutely omit it from this recipe if needed, or substitute it for another oil your hair does like!
@@VyalaBloom ok thanks
@Youstina Riad if it's close to coconut oil my hair will probably hate it too. Lol.
Kinda random but.. i used apple cider vin and baking soda mask my hair, when i noticed a sticky spot. And i really like the end result which seemed very silky trxture and clean. If we do some of your masks, would there b a correct pattern to how/when to use them before or after applce cuder vinegar?
That Castro oil that your using is not black Castro oil. I am a Jamaican born and bread( meaning grow or raised) our black Castro oil us much darker..it is actually black and much thicker than what u have. Everybody slap our name in their worth less product to get them sold..sad
Hey Unique Yan! Yes you are right I am not using black castor oil. When I filmed this I did not have any with me, so I used my clear one instead. Apologies for not specifying.
@@VyalaBloom ok. I wasn't really criticizing..but trying to inform just in case you didn't know. 🍻👸
@@VyalaBloom Ann I would like to know if you use Rice Water and what is hair type/porosity?
How can we buy the real black castor oil, I’m always looking for the purest of oil.
I will take my MSM orally every other day sometimes every other day twice a day glow about a week without it and start the process over again to keep from getting headaches My hair grow really thick and fast