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How to Use Rosemary Oil for Best Hair Results (Step-by-Step Guide)

How to Use Rosemary Oil for Best Hair Results (Step-by-Step Guide)

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Can rosemary oil regrow hair? If so, how do you use rosemary oil correctly to make it work? Like this user, you can regrow hair using rosemary oil in less than 180 days, but how he really did it is not what you think.

6 month hair growth results with rosemary oil.

So today, I will show you the correct technique to ensure the best results in the shortest possible time. Also, at the end of this article, I'll give you two bonus tips to increase your rosemary results even more.

What’s the science behind rosemary oil?

Today, rosemary oil is used for its hair and skin benefits, which include its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. It is used to treat acne, itchy skin, and even improve overall skin health. But apart from its benefits for the skin, it is more popular today as a treatment against hair loss. Researchers think it can increase blood circulation in the scalp, which will promote hair growth.

A 2015 study found that when comparing rosemary oil to minoxidil, which is the best existing hair stimulator, it had similar results in regrowing hair. But even if some people use this study to say it works, the truth is that one study is not enough to prove it actually does.

And also, to have the desired results, there are a few things you need to consider.

How to use rosemary oil? 

First and most importantly, choose the right rosemary oil. Rosemary oil is a concentrated oil, so it can irritate the scalp and even cause further damage.

Rosemary oil is concentrated and may irritate or damage the scalp.

That is why, to make it safe, people dilute it with a carrier oil. Carrier oils are oils that you mix with the rosemary, like argan, coconut, or even castor oil. To do this, put 1 tablespoon of your favorite oil, in this case, castor oil, and 30 drops of rosemary oil.

Doing your own rosemary oil solution.

If you want to skip this process, I recommend getting a pre-made rosemary oil from Amazon.

Second, apply rosemary oil to the scalp. Separate the hair into three or four parts, exposing the scalp. Apply five drops of the oil to each section and massage it for 5 minutes to evenly distribute it.

Third, leave it on for at least 30 minutes or even overnight for best results. Also, you should use rosemary oil at least two or three times a week for it to work. You can shampoo your hair afterward as usual to remove the oil.

Bonus tips:

Finally, I’m sharing two extra tips for quicker hair growth:

1. Use a derma roller before applying the rosemary oil. This is what the earlier user did with the rosemary oil to get those results, but make sure to buy a derma roller with 192 real needles, in order to minimize trauma to the skin.

2. Even though rosemary oil looks like a promising treatment, it still needs way more testing in clinical trials. If you want a treatment for hair growth that is proven to work, try minoxidil. This is also the product I personally use with a derma roller, and I was able to regrow my hair in 10 weeks.

Click on the video below to watch a full guide on how to use rosemary oil for hair growth. Until next time, I wish you a happy hair journey!

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