Safflower oil for dry ends?

> Hi, Sherry!Funny you should ask about safflower oil. I used this on my ends until my jojoba arrived in the mail. I went to my kitchen cabinet because I use it for cooking normally. I would say that safflower oil definitely does the job, but it seemed to be a bit greasy. I was surprised at this considering it is great for cooking or on salads as a light oil.The major problem that I experienced was that the safflower oil did not readily absorb into the dry ends as well as the jojoba oil. I also experienced slight caking or crusting with little. Jojoba and wheat germ oil never do this.Hope this helps....Jade21Hi there!> I just read over at the Salon Web that safflower oil> is a great emolient for dry ends. It is said that it> is high in essential fatty acids, and is a good buy> (more bang for your buck). I was wondering if anyone> has tried to use Safflower oil and whether or not> she/he liked the results? I think I will personally> give this try and see how it goes- I'll let you all> know :-)> Sherry~