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    Posted: January 09 2006 at 2:24am
My hair has thinned from stress, just wondering which oil would suit best to regain my thickness ?
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I would say WGO but I haven't been using it for long.  I like it so far.
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I've heard a lot about castor oil... you can check that out.

A rosemary or peppermint oil mix would probably be good.

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ITA with coconut and caramel on castor oil.  It's really thick but good for thickening hair, and good for ends also.
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Originally posted by Pokahontas Pokahontas wrote:

ITA with coconut and caramel on castor oil.  It's really thick but good for thickening hair, and good for ends also.

Agreed! WGO is great, and I've heard good things about MTG.

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DOO GROW Stimulating growth oil.  Works great
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WGO dries my scalp out so much, but it works.  The last time I tried it however, I broke out!  I'm using MTG right now, no news yet.  I've used doo gro too.  It smells great and is great for the scalp, but I didn't see any results in growth.
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I'm so biased against Doo Gro. I don't buy products from companies that don't take themselves seriously enough to spell their products' names correctly. I was an English major in college.

I can't say if it works well or not. I just can't see myself buying a product with such blatant spelling errors.

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Originally posted by Renata22 Renata22 wrote:

I can't say if it works well or not. I just can't see myself buying a product with such blatant spelling errors.

 I just had to let you know, that was the funniest thing I've read on the board today! 

On MTG, I noticed today that normally, my scalp would be really dry by now, (using it since saturday) and my scalp is clear and doesn't itch!  That's the first plus with this product.  Now if someone would PLEASE tell me what to doo (intential error for you Renata ) to mask the firewood smell of MTG!

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Castor oil and MTG is good for thickening the hair.  I'm not sure whether the ginseng gro works or not.  I mixed mine with the castor oil.

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Originally posted by Vanity3 Vanity3 wrote:

Originally posted by Renata22 Renata22 wrote:

I can't say if it works well or not. I just can't see myself buying a product with such blatant spelling errors.

 I just had to let you know, that was the funniest thing I've read on the board today! 

On MTG, I noticed today that normally, my scalp would be really dry by now, (using it since saturday) and my scalp is clear and doesn't itch!  That's the first plus with this product.  Now if someone would PLEASE tell me what to doo (intential error for you Renata ) to mask the firewood smell of MTG!

 

hey Vanity...if you go to www.longhaircareforum.com and sign up as ( u don't have to pay to sign up) and go to the recipe section you will be able to find various ways to mask the smell of MTG. I haven't used it so I'm not sure it works but there is plenty of recipes for you there.

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When I use MTG, I try to put it on in the morning, and the smell fades pretty quickly. It also seems to work as a general oil for my hair, because it makes my hair somewhat shiny even though I don't put it on my hair, but my scalp only and it works its way down. (this is when I use it on dry, straight hair....I don't know the effects on braidouts, braids, naturals, etc.)

Also, if I put it on directly after a shampoo, it doesn't really smell at all.

I've done the baggie method once (without a shampoo before) and my hair felt and smelled icky, so I washed it immediately. I won't be doing a baggie with MTG anymore!

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I use a combination of castrol oil, coconut oil, olive oil, and rosemary oil. And it works very good on my hair I think my hair is getting thick and growing faster
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Originally posted by cmesweet cmesweet wrote:

hey Vanity...if you go to www.longhaircareforum.com and sign up as ( u don't have to pay to sign up) and go to the recipe section you will be able to find various ways to mask the smell of MTG. I haven't used it so I'm not sure it works but there is plenty of recipes for you there.

thanks for the info, I'll check that out!

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