Easy Homemade Hair Growth Balm

I've come across a homemade hair growth balm recipe that will soothe the scalp, stimulate hair growth, and keep dandruff and flakes at bay. If you have a scalp condition, such as seborrhea dermatitis, then you will find this lovely, easy recipe to be miraculous! As many of you know, I have seborrhea dermatitis and when I get a flare up, I have miserable, itchy scalp. Follow this recipe and your hair will thank you!! The original recipe can be found on Indian Make up Blog. You can substitute the coconut oil for olive oil and the grape seed oil for almond oil. Tweak the recipe to your liking.

Easy Homemade Hair Growth Balm

3 Tbsp coconut oil 

4-5 drops of grape seed oil

30 drops of clove oil

Spoon the coconut oil into a small container. I used an old gel container. Then add the grapeseed oil. Next, add the clove oil. Carefully mix with a spoon. Store in a cool area to keep a balm consistency. To use it as a hot oil treatment, hold the container under hot water to make it a liquid.

Homemade Hair Growth Balm

How to Use the Homemade Hair Growth Balm

The homemade hair growth balm can be used as a prepoo, warmed up for a hot oil treatment, or leave in the hair as a hair oil. It smells incredibly good-- a mixture of spicy, warm, and a hint of citrus. Use the oil 1-2 times a week for maximum hair growth potential. I've been using this oil for about two weeks and it has given me the most incredible relief from my scalp condition. On the first application it made the itching stop on contact. By the second application the bumps that I have on my scalp had shrunken by 50%! This is some powerful stuff!!!  

Clove Oil: The Amazing Little Known Oil

I researched powerful oils that stimulate hair growth and I came across the very overlooked, clove oil. I was in the process of placing another henna order, when I clicked on hair growth on the HennaSooq webpage. There I found several oils and herbs, but my eyes rested at clove oil. According to the HennaSooq page clove oil promotes hair growth and prevents hair loss. Upon further googling I found that clove oil is touted as a powerful analgaesic and antiseptic. In fact, some people use clove oil for tooth pain. Others use clove oil to get rid of dust mites, deter unwanted cat behavior, and provide a wonderful aroma in the home. 

Dear Readers, what little known oils do you use to stimulate hair growth?