Natural oils vs department store conditioners

Hi everyone,
I have tried many conditioners, masques, deep conditioners and hair treatments and there are a lot of good ingredients in them like natural oils and extracts but you only get them in small amounts in most of these products.

So I decided to try going right to the source of what makes most of these products good and bought some natural oils and ingredients to use on my hair instead; this way I can get a lot more of the benefits than just using a store bought product with tiny amounts of these ingredients

some of the organic natural oils I have acquired are:
coconut
argan
olive oil
tea tree oil
grape seed oil
macadamia oil
avocado oil
hemp seed oil
rosemary oil
almond oil
jojoba oil
castor oil
shea oil

I want to experiment with these different oils to see exactly which ones are the best for my hair.

have any of you had any success with any of these oils?

I wrote a blog that has a short summary of a variety of oils and what they do for your hair if anyone is interested you can find it at:
http://ericabookandmovie.blogspot.ca/2012/10/store-bought-conditioners-and-hair.html?spref=tw


Edited by Ericachristina - October 25 2012 at 4:35pm

Thanks for the suggestion. I like using essential oils in my hair and honey is great too, it leaves my hair soft and shiny.

I always use olive oil for my hair because olive oil is a fantastic conditioner for hair which contains anti-inflammatory properties that promote scalp health and prevent dandruff. Use olive oil and you will definitely find great results