Admittedly, black hair may need more care than many other hair types. The first step in finding the perfect hair growth product for you is discovering what it needs most.
Did you know black hair appears twisted and elliptical under a microscope? Research shows that this structure is what makes black hair prone to damage and fragility. Compared to other hair types, we also experience dry hair most of the time. Include the wrong hair products to that combo, and you’re risking more brittleness and breakage.
In the past, we didn’t have much to choose from when we went to our nearby stores to get our favorite hair products. In fact, most of these products contained petroleum that only suffocated our hair strands. Amazingly, our moms managed best with what they had. Thankfully, my mom always had pure coconut oil. Little did I know how right she was to use it on us!
Welcome to the modern age where you can tap away on your phone to find out more about your hair and the products you need. Well, if you can find the genuine sites, that is. For all the different textures and hair types under the sun, there is something for everyone. I’m here to give you the lowdown on the products that have done wonders for my black tresses.
My Best Black Hair Growth Products So Far
Viva Naturals Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
My mom knew it all along. If you don’t own a bottle of pure coconut oil in your house, you’re missing out on too much. Viva’s Organic Extra Virgin coconut oil can soothe your dandruff and clear dandruff and flakiness. Need something to keep the bacteria and fungus away? Coconut oil’s your friend.
This Extra Virgin coconut oil isn’t limited to your scalp. Use it to detangle your hair, warm it up for your weekly hot oil treatment, and even as your conditioner. You can massage it in your hair and go about your daily activities; it is a great moisturizer and adds sheen to your hair.
Leven Rose Pure Unrefined Jojoba Oil
You probably know that jojoba oil is an excellent carrier oil for many essential oils. You may not know that this oil’s makeup resembles our natural scalp sebum. For a dry scalp, use Leven jojoba oil to massage your scalp twice (or more) a week. Cold-pressed and unrefined jojoba oil has a beautiful golden color. You can also use it to seal the moisture in your hair, your skin, and to remove your makeup.
Unlike coconut and jojoba oil, tea tree oil is an essential oil. What this means is, smaller amounts will most likely be quite expensive. You also need to dilute your essential oil with a carrier oil (again, like jojoba, avocado or coconut oil). Pure tea tree oil’s potency can minimize itchiness and irritation on your scalp, and reduce product buildup in your hair that may be responsible for stunted hair growth.
Conclusion
One significant benefit that comes with using these natural oils for your hair – they are multipurpose. You can use all these three oils on for smoother and softer skin. Tea tree oil is a great remedy for pimples and as an antiseptic. You’ll always end up saving more money!
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Marie Stevenson
Having been a victim of counterfeit products Marie Stevenson decided to comb various markets both online and physical to find the best original beauty products for women. The influx of counterfeits is palpitation inducing especially when you consider the aftermath. The consequences of using fake makeup or tanning lotions can be quite expensive and life-threatening and the reason why Marie decided to provide you with insightful information that will actually enhance your health. Apart from saving the world from the influx of fake beauty products Marie is a dedicated environmentalist, loves to travel and read. Her famous line is that if you believe it and have the passion to do something right then don’t let someone else discourage since they don’t understand where you are coming from.