Kinky4Agirl
Well-Known Member
Well Ya'll, who uses Vitamin E oil on the scalp or in your products? I'm sure some of you already use it but I just read about it online. I ordered a bottle and will make it one of my staple oils. I plan to use the oil instead of the vitamins. I never knew how good for the hair vitamin E can be. But it seems to stimulate the capillaries of the scalp which is enough for me. Results can be seen in just two weeks. Here's what I found online.
Vitamin E for Hair
Unbeknownst to many, Vitamin E is an essential nutrient that helps in keeping the heart and skin healthy. But more than this, vitamin E proves to be beneficial to hair health as well. Although scientists and medical experts alike cannot exactly determine how vitamin E aids in keeping the hair healthy, they believe that it produces the same exact mechanism that it does for keeping the heart healthy. It has been proven to show positive effects to hair such as prevention of hair loss and promoting hair growth by enabling growth of the capillaries.
Benefits of Vitamin E for Hair
There are countless benefits that vitamin E can provide for the body including healthy hair growth. Regular use of this vitamin can prove to be beneficial and its effects can be seen in just a matter of weeks. This supplement can also be applied to skin or scalp topically to further enhance and accelerate the appearance. The quality and texture of the hair can be improved when it is regularly applied with vitamin E oil.
Here are some specific benefits that Vitamin E can provide:
Hair Growth
Vitamin E is a great stimulant for growth of capillaries, when the capillaries are healthy and profuse, the blood circulation in the scalp will be enhanced which will therefore promote strong and healthy growth of hair. Because vitamin E oil can be used topically, it can directly condition the hair making it more lustrous, shinier and stronger than it was before. This vitamin oil can also be combined with commercially manufactured conditioner and then massaged on to the scalp to further make the hair soft and smooth.
Pre-mature Greying
Vitamin E contains effective and potent antioxidants that inhibit good health of our body tissues, when our body tissues are strong and healthy, our aging process slows down as well. Therefore, aging signs that may appear in our skin and hair will slow down as well. With regular use of vitamin E, you will notice that not only will the skin look younger, but premature graying of the hair will be prevented as well.
Split Ends
A lot of women often complain about having split ends, and this is understandable as its appearance can really make hair look dull, dry and lifeless. This can be caused by constant use of hot hair tools without using proper protection on the hair or by regular dyeing of the hair. In order to restore the hair’s health, hair experts advise to treat it with the combined mixture of equal amounts of coconut, olive, jojoba and hemp oils to make 12 ounces. Mix in two oz. vitamin E oil into the mixture and apply to the roots up to the tips of the hair.
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So there you have it ladies. I ordered my bottle from Amazon. The higher the IU, the more potent it is so look for the IU on each bottle. Mine is 70,000 IU's. Anyone here been using this? If so, what were your results? Who thinks this oil might be good to try? I'm curious as to what you think. You ladies' opinions mean the world to me...
Vitamin E for Hair
Unbeknownst to many, Vitamin E is an essential nutrient that helps in keeping the heart and skin healthy. But more than this, vitamin E proves to be beneficial to hair health as well. Although scientists and medical experts alike cannot exactly determine how vitamin E aids in keeping the hair healthy, they believe that it produces the same exact mechanism that it does for keeping the heart healthy. It has been proven to show positive effects to hair such as prevention of hair loss and promoting hair growth by enabling growth of the capillaries.
Benefits of Vitamin E for Hair
There are countless benefits that vitamin E can provide for the body including healthy hair growth. Regular use of this vitamin can prove to be beneficial and its effects can be seen in just a matter of weeks. This supplement can also be applied to skin or scalp topically to further enhance and accelerate the appearance. The quality and texture of the hair can be improved when it is regularly applied with vitamin E oil.
Here are some specific benefits that Vitamin E can provide:
Hair Growth
Vitamin E is a great stimulant for growth of capillaries, when the capillaries are healthy and profuse, the blood circulation in the scalp will be enhanced which will therefore promote strong and healthy growth of hair. Because vitamin E oil can be used topically, it can directly condition the hair making it more lustrous, shinier and stronger than it was before. This vitamin oil can also be combined with commercially manufactured conditioner and then massaged on to the scalp to further make the hair soft and smooth.
Pre-mature Greying
Vitamin E contains effective and potent antioxidants that inhibit good health of our body tissues, when our body tissues are strong and healthy, our aging process slows down as well. Therefore, aging signs that may appear in our skin and hair will slow down as well. With regular use of vitamin E, you will notice that not only will the skin look younger, but premature graying of the hair will be prevented as well.
Split Ends
A lot of women often complain about having split ends, and this is understandable as its appearance can really make hair look dull, dry and lifeless. This can be caused by constant use of hot hair tools without using proper protection on the hair or by regular dyeing of the hair. In order to restore the hair’s health, hair experts advise to treat it with the combined mixture of equal amounts of coconut, olive, jojoba and hemp oils to make 12 ounces. Mix in two oz. vitamin E oil into the mixture and apply to the roots up to the tips of the hair.
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So there you have it ladies. I ordered my bottle from Amazon. The higher the IU, the more potent it is so look for the IU on each bottle. Mine is 70,000 IU's. Anyone here been using this? If so, what were your results? Who thinks this oil might be good to try? I'm curious as to what you think. You ladies' opinions mean the world to me...
! I'm always looking at Vitamin E - I just wish it wa'nt so durn expensive! But I promised myself no more being tight this year so I'll go ahead and get some - capsules for preserving home-made concoctions (together w/ rosemary eo) and a small bottle of the pure, good stuff for my face and in my scalp mix.
