Oil Care for Hair


Oils Great for Hair care:

First advice is to always use a carrier oil with a essential oil for your hair.
Essential oils are Cedarwood, lavender, thyme, rosemary, peppermint, Ylang Ylang, etc……
Carrier oil includes coconut oil, avocado oil, castor oil, sweet almond oil, Argan oil.

  1. Basil oil promotes and stimulate hair growth.
  2. Chamomile oil helps with psoriasis and helps add sheen with highlighted hair.
  3. Cedarwood neutralizes dry and oily hair; it improves the hair follicles, and stimulates the scalp.
  4. Clary Sage improves and reduces dandruff.
  5. Eucalyptus is an antiseptic, it is great choice for dandruff.
  6. Lavendar is great for scalp by reducing itching and dandruff.  It helps balance natural scalp oil, it soothes the scalp and calms the hair.    Promotes hair growth.
  7. Lemon is used for oily hair.  Works well for highlighted hair to improves the sheen.   Lemon oil treats dry scalp and dandruff.  It helps balance the scalp naturally.
  8. Lemongrass is great for oily hair; it reduces, and slows down the oil production.
  9. Myrrh is great for dry hair and is used to treat scalp diseases.
  10. Patchouli smells great, it is used for oily hair, and treats dandruff.
  11. Peppermint is used for dry hair, it promotes hair growth, improves the blood circulation, and stimulates the follicle.
  12. Rosemary is used for dandruff and it promotes hair growth.
  13. Sage Clary clarifies the scalp, also heals the scalp, and it heals psoriasis.
  14. Tea Tree is an antiseptic. It stimulates blood flow, is invigorating to the scalp, and it helps with hair loss.
  15. Ylang Ylang is an antiseptic, improves dandruff, it soothing, stimulates, and improves hair growth. 
For more information about the oil care please purchase my book 'Nubia's Guide to Going Natural" by Author Orjanette Bryant

 For a special discount join me today 9/24 noon at the Change Jar bookstore at Flagler Beach- directly to the right off the bridge. 

http://bookstore.authorhouse.com/Products/SKU-000985011/Nubias-Guide-to-Going-Natural.aspx

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Step 1 Freedom

Context Freedom in Christ … 12 I wish that those who are troubling you would even mutilate themselves.  13 For you were called to freedom, brethren; only do not turn your freedom into an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another.   14 For the whole Law is fulfilled in one word, in the statement, "YOU SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF."… I came to understand my path to freedom is to understand our life's experiences are not just about me, women are emotional flawed. Women think they can say, do , and what ever they want.  I must say searching for a fairy tale or placing unrealistic expectations on your companion is the worse mistake women can make. I shared my journal to help you understand everyday challenges like our work, the kids, friends, and other stresses can create a unrealistic fantasy .  I am walking Into a new season, free from the fictional world I have created for myself. I begin to seek God for the answers to life's everyd...
Read more

Cyber Bullying

Cyber bullying is a real problem. Cyber bullying includes computer bullying - including  cell phones to harass, threaten, humiliate or otherwise hassle their peers.  More children are victims of neglect today. Parents are working much longer hours. Parents are not attending the parent- teacher meetings. Parents only communicating through their handheld devices with their children for less than 30 minutes a day.   They are searching the world wide web for a substitute of their parent's love and affections. I wrote a book to empower children, encourage them into share their vision, understand they are great, create their quotes, candid shots were displayed throughout the book. These images depict the beauty of our children. The children explain who they are and what they dream to become. Each image is posted along with a creative caption and subsidiary guide for parents was added by the authors enhance goal settings to improve our children's future. @orjanette @...
Read more

My name is Cindy not Ella

Image
 My name is Cindy I am not a princess or Queen. Most people think I am living in an imaginary fairy tale. Cinderella is not my name nor my fantasy. I am just plain old loving, caring Cindy. I marry a man but after I tell you the facts about my life and my story you will think I married Prince Charming. I come home from a hard day's work to a home where diner is fully prepared, house clean, laundry washed, put away, and the kids are already completed their homework. You would never imagine this man that does the things for me is black, intelligent, a hard worker, caring and loving. He reminds me of a Mandingo Warrior. He can handle the battles in the field, he knows how to claim his territory, and he comes home to receive the best of the best, his very own refuge. Wait ladies, I was not writing this to talk about him, but to help you explore your most intimate fantasy. Cindy is the lady next door to you. She is the women with  high intelligence, she works hard, she is a mother,...
Read more