Lock in Moisture: Hot Oil Treatments for Dry Hair
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2023
- ✨Here’s what you need:
• Hair oil (e.g., olive, grapeseed, argan, jojoba, or sweet almond)
• Microwave-safe bowl
• Towel
• Shower cap or plastic wrap
✨Steps:
• Pick a hair oil based on your needs.
• Warm the oil in a microwave-safe bowl for 20-30 seconds.
• Section hair and apply warm oil, focusing on the hair and ends.
• Massage the oil into your hair and comb through with a wide-tooth comb.
• Cover hair with a shower cap or plastic wrap.
• Leave the oil on for at least 5 or 10 minutes or longer for a deeper treatment.
• Rinse with lukewarm water.
• Air-dry or style as usual.
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Hello, what do you recommend for hair that is very dry from a certain blow dryer?
I noticed a blow dryer I was using many times kept leaving my hair somewhat stiff and dry after using it. Typically I have great success with blow dryers but this one has consistently given lackluster results.
I'm not sure if it's the blow dryer or the products I'm using or both. Nothing really changed in my routine except my continued use of this particular blow dryer.
How can i replenish my normal moisture level?
How long do you think it will take to see improvement?
Started doing this last 3 weeks, my hair is easier to detangle, soft and stays moisturized!
Black Queen, your hair is 🔥🔥
Thank you for the great tips! ❤❤❤
You're welcome!
Can we do a hot oil treatment with Amla oil
Just out of curiosity, what is the difference between doing a hot oil treatment vs an oil rinse?
A hot oil treatment typically involves heating the oil and applying it before your shampoo or after your conditioner for at least 5-10 minutes or longer whereas an oil rinse is done mainly in the shower, not heated, and left on for a few seconds. If I'm running low on time I'll opt for the oil rinse, if I have time then definitely the hot oil treatment.
@@CurlyChemistry Thank you! ☺️
You're welcome! 🙂@@andariegos9466
Can you recommend the best oils for a good hot oil treatment?
@bodaciousandunapologetic6209 in one of her videos, she spoke of a moisturising oil and a penetrating oil, look it up 🙂
So are the wash day steps:
Prepoo, Shampoo, Hot oil treatment, Shampoo, Conditioner?
I am trying to research the correct order of things but there are many different answers
As the final rinse? Not first?
So is a heat cap treatment the same as a hydrating hair mask? 🤔
Can hot oil treatment be done after your deep conditioner?
How is it better to do it with wet or dry hair?
For me I get better result on dry hair and then I shampoo. I think it absorbs better on dry hair because the water will create a barrier. I would say try both and see what works best for your hair
@@Neesha242 oh, ok thanks I'm gone a try it dry then.
@MegaBanna22 what were your results?
@@kwilliams5728I have tried it and it works very well, my hair is now more soft and easier to detangle.
Do you think this rule can differ depending on the climate of where you live? For example, I live in Arizona where it’s dry and hot most of the year. My hair stylist feels kinky hair types don’t do well with oil here.
I would still try it to see how your hair responds, if anything it will be more of a benefit as the oil will help seal the cuticle to prevent moisture loss in hotter climates.