Hello, Question to women who take care of their hair with olive oil. So I read and hear that olive oil was very favorable for hair. I put olive oil on my face and I can say that I am satisfied, but I am not on my hair. I don't see anything complicated in smearing it with olive oil ONLY ON THE EDGES, but since I stand up every time after washing my hair, I ask if there is a problem with that Should I wash my hair, wait for it or not wait for it to dry and smear the ends with olive oil and then straighten it? Will it get greasy if I don't wash it off? Or is it best to do so - smear olive oil on the edges, wash as usual with a champion, wait for it to dry and straighten? I will try it for the first time and I decided to first consult the ladies with more experience and knowledge in this. Those who stand up or curl like me will be of greater use to me.
Hello! For some time before I washed my hair, I sprayed a mixture of apple cider vinegar, olive oil and very little water into the roots. I spray and massage my scalp nicely. I stand for about 30-40 minutes, then rinse with shampoo, and then apply conditioner along its lengths. I do this because my scalp is very flaky and my hair looked awful. After only 1 procedure, my scalp cleared and my hair became super shiny, but not OILY. Your hair will not get greasy. I have very long and thick hair, which is very difficult to maintain and this mask works very well for me. :) In general, I do not use a hair dryer, but the last time I try to dry it well, so that my scalp does not steam, as it stays wet for a long time. I also applied olive oil along the lengths of dry hair and then blew it with a hair dryer. Works very well! Success! :)
I use olive oil for men before and / or after washing my hair. I rub a few drops on the edges, nourish and moisturize them, my hair is long and I need more care for the lower part. But I do not use hair dryers or irons, my hair dries naturally and I do not straighten it, but I know that the idea of heat treatment with oil is not ok. I also use coconut oil even more often. I also have olive oil in a jar in the bathroom, sometimes with baking soda, sometimes with sugar. An ideal mixture for peeling the face and body and then the skin becomes soft as silk due to olive oil.
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I use sesame oil to nourish my hair. The oil is similar to olive oil. I apply the hair very well for a few hours before washing it. It is possible to lubricate it even after you have washed it, but eventually these oils, including olive oil, acquire harmful properties when heated, e.g. with the press. I wouldn't risk smearing olive oil on my hair and then pressing it. Will not acquire an unpleasant odor