Hot Oil Treatments With Carrier Oils

[Blacktresses]

I had been using regular olive oil ( not the extra virgin olive oil ) for my hot oil treatments. Well... I ran out of olive oil and decided to use Organic Virgin Coconut Oil
From Nature With Love that was in a butter form. I heated the oil and applied it to my hair for two hours. I will let you know of the results later. <font color="red"> My question is have anyone ever tried hot oil treatments with carrier oils </font>

 

[Allandra]

Examples of carrier oils are sweet almond, apricot kernel, grapeseed, avocado, peanut, olive, pecan, macadamia nut, sesame, evening primrose, walnut and wheat germ.

Yes, I've done a hot oil treatment with carrier oils. By any chance, would you be referring to essential oils?

 

[Blacktresses]

Nop ... just carriers. Next week I am going to try another carrier butter. But for right now, at least this week, I am going to do the coconut oil again. I am hoping to see a difference between mango, avacado, sweet almond .... I can only hope to find one and stick with it.

 

[Allandra]

For the past several months, I've been using and loving L’Oreal Nature's Therapy Hot Oil Botanical Treatment. My hair loves it. Well, how did the olive oil work out? A lot of members here really like it. Good luck.

 

[Blacktresses]

The olive oil was great. The coconut oil....that's still pending. I will try out the coconut oil again this week ( really dry scalp and hair ). I am trying to use up all the butters that I accidently purchased ( I have seven one pound jars ). Now you know why, at this time, I am not trying to purchase any more oils....

 

[Allandra]

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blacktresses said:
I have seven one pound jars

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Wow. I would slather my hair big time to get through seven pounds of oil. I wonder how long it will take you to use it all up.

 

[Blacktresses]

With so many tubs of different oils it will give me a chance to see what actually works alone or with combinations. Right now I am combining avocado, mango, and sweet almond oils.

 

[Blacktresses]

Bump/ bumping