There's only 2 things I concentrated on and it helped me to grow back my hair: 1. Lowering the factors that cause hair loss like stress, fried and spicy food, smoking. 2. Boosting the factors that cause hair growth like adding Coco Onion oil and shampoo, using reactivate hair growth serum of litlleextra, hydration, fresh fruits, and greens.. What ever the reason there is usually a solution to grow your hair. Just remain confident and don’t stress over it.
Stfu you're everywhere promoting your products, this is commented by a bot guys. I don't rlly think theirr "little extra" products is special, please look out.
Amla oil - this is a heavier oil than what I usually use, I only use it on the lengths of my hair, not my scalp, and I always make sure it’s thoroughly washed out so there’s no left over residue. I bought this because of all the positive reviews from people on tiktok/TH-cam, however I’m conflicted about the mineral oil part. Not sure that I’ll keep using it, but if you’ve had a positive experience with amla oil please let me know! Act & acre scalp detox hers shampoo and conditioner (I like to shampoo 2x) Vegamour hair serum
i heard an indian say this *** i would recommend you to not use dabur amla hair oil, because it contains mineral oil, and has a lot of scent, instead u may use an all natural amla oil.
@@1islamideena it still works ! I have used it since my childhood and my hair had been always very thick and long and then when I started college it stopped using it ,resulting in thinning of hair and very fragile hair ! I recommend everyone to use dabur amla hair oil ! It's the best
I’d say use Amla Gold, I’ve been using Amla oil since I was baby, but I always found the smell strong, more concentrated and the more older I became I realised that Amla oil can make your hair darker, after reading about it (it’s fine for me, seeming as I have black/dark brown hair). Despite all this I never stopped using it as it gives me the nourishment that I want. About 6 months ago my mother bought Amla Gold from the shop and I thought I’d try it and oh my god I took her bottle and never gave it back 😂 it is so much better than the original oil, the gold isn’t as concentrated as the original and it smells like rosemary, I always found the original oil very sticky and thick in my hair as the concentration for the formula is so strong, I found it hard to wash everything away properly but with the gold, the oil is just beautiful, I’d highly recommend the Amla gold xx
amla oil has always been my go to. idk why but ever since it blew up on socials, recently it just doesn’t work the same anymore. i’m pretty sure the formula has changed. same thing happened with that rosemary drop oil. just not the same anymore
Oh so sad that the minute a product blows up on social media, the formula changes and those who were there before anyone else go through the worst disappointment ever 😔 btw did you apply the said oil onto your scalp or the ends only like her.
Alma oil main ingredient is mineral oil, it also contains perfume and colors, amla oil extract is the least on the list, it’s better to use natural amla powder and make it as a hair mask or put in hair oil.. Regular usage of mineral oil can lead to dry and fragile hair. This will cause more breakage and hair split ends. Mineral oil can create a barrier on the hair that prevents moisture from penetrating, which can lead to dryness and damage over time. It can lead to buildup on the scalp, weigh down strands with lingering product residue and cause hair to become stiff and lifeless.
Mineral oil is not bad for the hair. It's only bad if you aren't washing it out enough. Look at your products. They'll be some kind of mineral oil in there just called a different name
as amla oil ha slot of mineral oil in it so i use natural hair oil with same routine and getting excellent results. using little extra cocoo onion hair oil.
You know this brand amla oil has silicons in it so if you are using for length it's fine but do not use for scalp If you want amla oil for scalp go for organic 💯% pure amla oil without any mineral oil or silicons in it
I never put it on my scalp but I realized the silicon part and mineral oil part later and I’m definitely not using it again! I mentioned it in my pinned comment. It made my hair so shiny but not worth it. I may give the organic amla oil a try later on ❤️❤️
I have been for quite a while massaging my scalp and adding oils in my hair and hair drops have have gone through extreme stress I believe that’s way my hair has fallen I do drink vitamins drink water any suggestions please
So I don’t put oil on a scalp that is super dirty with buildup because I don’t want to trap the buildup even more.. this was after a workout so it was the Perfect time for a detox treatment. My lengths were on the dry side though so I used the oil on just the lengths
@@SarahSaleen i have used this for years my dad still does. The moment i saw 'mineral oil' i freaked out and that too 68% 🥲. Amla oil can be homemade too easily
I just cleanse it daily with a tea tree body wash and sometimes I use the ordinary glycolic acid to clear dead skin but that’s it.. it helps but I will be testing some other products next week because I want them brighter. So I’ll share if it works of course. I’m also getting more laser treatments soon which is the best for dark armpits.
Act and acre scalp detox. Really like it. But if you have a lot of buildup they also have a scalp exfoliator actandacre.com/pages/shop-all?tw_source=google&tw_adid=635417481500&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj9n5vOqY_gIVIsnjBx2Ibw-sEAAYASAAEgISj_D_BwE
There is! It’s cosmetic grade of course but I didn’t really realize until after I used it.. so now I’m conflicted on it because of all the people that love it and swear by it.. It’s super heavy 🤔and my hair does look shiny afterwards and I’d never use it on my scalp.. but also… conflicted because the mineral oil now.. I may just stick to my almond oil 😂
Nope! Not at All! It’s possible your shampoo is doing enough to cleanse your scalp that you don’t need anything extra. Everyone’s scalp is different.. some need more or less to reach their hair goals. Lifestyle, products used, environment, and genetics can all play apart. Happy to hear it’s growing 😍😍
Oh! This Amla oil has 60% mineral oil which really made my hair fall a lot. But as long as she is not using it in her scalp, MAYBE this can do some good
Hi love! Yes I never used it in my scalp! Also I don’t really use it at all anymore because the mineral oil 😅❤️. I talk about it more in the pinned comment
Oh! Rebonding. No I didn’t. My hair was just really damaged, and I did do a big chop where I cut all my hair off and started over because the length was so damaged… I just can’t find pictures.. I would deep condition or use hair masks that moisturize. Apply a hair spf if you’re spending a lot of time outside. Your hair will likely not go back to the way it was before after a straightening treatment like that. But! Hair does grow. So I’d also focus more on growth too, and getting a healthy scalp. Hair growth serums, scalp oils are all helpful like what I show in videos.
I switched to 100% amla oil recently. I talked more about it in my pinned comment.. it made my hair so shiny and I gave into the hype without realizing it had mineral oil 😭
There's only 2 things I concentrated on and it helped me to grow back my hair:
1. Lowering the factors that cause hair loss like stress, fried and spicy food, smoking.
2. Boosting the factors that cause hair growth like adding Coco Onion oil and shampoo, using reactivate hair growth serum of litlleextra, hydration, fresh fruits, and greens..
What ever the reason there is usually a solution to grow your hair. Just remain confident and don’t stress over it.
I've also been consistently using the Reactivate Hair Growth Serum, and my hair is feeling much more volume and looks significantly denser too.
Reactivate serum for growth is working. I'm amazed by the change of my hair texture.
Stfu you're everywhere promoting your products, this is commented by a bot guys. I don't rlly think theirr "little extra" products is special, please look out.
Those replies under her comment are also bots
Amla oil - this is a heavier oil than what I usually use, I only use it on the lengths of my hair, not my scalp, and I always make sure it’s thoroughly washed out so there’s no left over residue. I bought this because of all the positive reviews from people on tiktok/TH-cam, however I’m conflicted about the mineral oil part. Not sure that I’ll keep using it, but if you’ve had a positive experience with amla oil please let me know!
Act & acre scalp detox
hers shampoo and conditioner (I like to shampoo 2x)
Vegamour hair serum
I have used amla oil for quite a while and I must say it's best for the hair !
i heard an indian say this ***
i would recommend you to not use dabur amla hair oil, because it contains mineral oil, and has a lot of scent, instead u may use an all natural amla oil.
@@1islamideena it still works ! I have used it since my childhood and my hair had been always very thick and long and then when I started college it stopped using it ,resulting in thinning of hair and very fragile hair !
I recommend everyone to use dabur amla hair oil ! It's the best
I’d say use Amla Gold, I’ve been using Amla oil since I was baby, but I always found the smell strong, more concentrated and the more older I became I realised that Amla oil can make your hair darker, after reading about it (it’s fine for me, seeming as I have black/dark brown hair). Despite all this I never stopped using it as it gives me the nourishment that I want. About 6 months ago my mother bought Amla Gold from the shop and I thought I’d try it and oh my god I took her bottle and never gave it back 😂 it is so much better than the original oil, the gold isn’t as concentrated as the original and it smells like rosemary, I always found the original oil very sticky and thick in my hair as the concentration for the formula is so strong, I found it hard to wash everything away properly but with the gold, the oil is just beautiful, I’d highly recommend the Amla gold xx
I have Very thin hair BECAUSE of hair coloring now I dont know what toi do 😭
You’re literally stunning
amla oil has always been my go to. idk why but ever since it blew up on socials, recently it just doesn’t work the same anymore. i’m pretty sure the formula has changed. same thing happened with that rosemary drop oil. just not the same anymore
Oh so sad that the minute a product blows up on social media, the formula changes and those who were there before anyone else go through the worst disappointment ever 😔 btw did you apply the said oil onto your scalp or the ends only like her.
your contents are amazing 😍
Thank you doll ❤️😘
Omg I just got Amla oil again recently, I’ve also not used it since I was a child.
You are gorgeous !
Alma oil main ingredient is mineral oil, it also contains perfume and colors, amla oil extract is the least on the list, it’s better to use natural amla powder and make it as a hair mask or put in hair oil..
Regular usage of mineral oil can lead to dry and fragile hair. This will cause more breakage and hair split ends.
Mineral oil can create a barrier on the hair that prevents moisture from penetrating, which can lead to dryness and damage over time.
It can lead to buildup on the scalp, weigh down strands with lingering product residue and cause hair to become stiff and lifeless.
Mineral oil is not bad for the hair. It's only bad if you aren't washing it out enough.
Look at your products. They'll be some kind of mineral oil in there just called a different name
How often do you recommend hair detox
You are so cute...I love your hair routine 💮
as amla oil ha slot of mineral oil in it so i use natural hair oil with same routine and getting excellent results. using little extra cocoo onion hair oil.
So instead of Amla oil you use coconut or virgin oil? Wait sorry you said coco onion oil? Whats that :)
@@LiaGridley Little extra cocoonion hair oil is a oil produced by the brand little extra
@chaimoose I use Vatika which also has onion extract & coconut oil so it works
Is the first product you applied on your scalp hood and safe for low porosity hair
What is the serum called that u applied after your shampooed and conditioned and do u apply that product on your scalp only
It's called vegamour.
Dear, can you tell me the name of your scalp serum ? Which brand ?
I think it’s by Vegamour.
Can u please do an underarm routine
The best amla oil I've used is either from Hennasooq or the Blue Beautifly Amalaki Scalp Treatment.
You know this brand amla oil has silicons in it so if you are using for length it's fine but do not use for scalp
If you want amla oil for scalp go for organic 💯% pure amla oil without any mineral oil or silicons in it
I never put it on my scalp but I realized the silicon part and mineral oil part later and I’m definitely not using it again! I mentioned it in my pinned comment. It made my hair so shiny but not worth it. I may give the organic amla oil a try later on ❤️❤️
Can you recommend me some amla oil
@@secondleadsyndrome8219 try to make your own amla oil because with amla I have seen many adulteration
@@ashrutiupadhyay21 Well i can't do that I'm in a hostel
I have been for quite a while massaging my scalp and adding oils in my hair and hair drops have have gone through extreme stress I believe that’s way my hair has fallen I do drink vitamins drink water any suggestions please
Do u put oil on dirty hair then wash it off or on clean hair ?
So I don’t put oil on a scalp that is super dirty with buildup because I don’t want to trap the buildup even more.. this was after a workout so it was the Perfect time for a detox treatment.
My lengths were on the dry side though so I used the oil on just the lengths
The amla oil has a lot of mineral oil. Even though product works well for the growth and looks of hair but any petroleum thing scares me out 😭
Oh I know now!! I rarely buy things out of hype but now I’m so conflicted on it and I don’t think I’ll be sticking with it. 🥲🤍
@@SarahSaleen i have used this for years my dad still does. The moment i saw 'mineral oil' i freaked out and that too 68% 🥲. Amla oil can be homemade too easily
Can we use scalp massager after oiling ?????
it's definitely the right thing u should do after oiling, massage with it 5-15 min
where did u get the scalp brush??
Amazon. I can’t find this exact one but here’s another ❤️
amzn.to/3lwuH3g
@@SarahSaleen appreciate it !
@@vibinwpsilocybin1424i cant see the link can you tell me which one it was
Can you tell us please what do you use for armpit
I just cleanse it daily with a tea tree body wash and sometimes I use the ordinary glycolic acid to clear dead skin but that’s it.. it helps but I will be testing some other products next week because I want them brighter. So I’ll share if it works of course. I’m also getting more laser treatments soon which is the best for dark armpits.
OKAY BUT WHERE IS TGE CORSET FROM
Shein ❤️
@@SarahSaleen thanks pretty girl
What is the name of detox product
Act and acre scalp detox. Really like it. But if you have a lot of buildup they also have a scalp exfoliator
actandacre.com/pages/shop-all?tw_source=google&tw_adid=635417481500&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj9n5vOqY_gIVIsnjBx2Ibw-sEAAYASAAEgISj_D_BwE
Where did you get that shirt!!??
Shein! I need more!
is there a trick to make your clean hair last longer ? :(
Keep it tied up
what the name of your haircut
Butterfly cut! Mid to long layers, face frame and curtain bangs
Isn’t the amla oil full of mineral oil plz answer 😊
There is! It’s cosmetic grade of course but I didn’t really realize until after I used it.. so now I’m conflicted on it because of all the people that love it and swear by it.. It’s super heavy 🤔and my hair does look shiny afterwards and I’d never use it on my scalp.. but also… conflicted because the mineral oil now.. I may just stick to my almond oil 😂
What is your hair cut style?
It’s a butterfly cut 🤍
is it concerning if I've never detoxed my hair or used conditioner properly but my hair is still growing?
Nope! Not at All! It’s possible your shampoo is doing enough to cleanse your scalp that you don’t need anything extra. Everyone’s scalp is different.. some need more or less to reach their hair goals. Lifestyle, products used, environment, and genetics can all play apart.
Happy to hear it’s growing 😍😍
@@SarahSaleen ohh thank you
also you hair is beautiful
Thank you darling 💌🦋
Forget hair, drop your skincare routine gurlllll
Oh! This Amla oil has 60% mineral oil which really made my hair fall a lot. But as long as she is not using it in her scalp, MAYBE this can do some good
Hi love! Yes I never used it in my scalp! Also I don’t really use it at all anymore because the mineral oil 😅❤️. I talk about it more in the pinned comment
Did you get any treatments???
Like what? I’m confused 😅
@@SarahSaleen like did you get rebounding treatment?
@@SarahSaleen I want to repair my damaged hair because I got rebounding treatment so what should I do???
Oh! Rebonding. No I didn’t. My hair was just really damaged, and I did do a big chop where I cut all my hair off and started over because the length was so damaged… I just can’t find pictures..
I would deep condition or use hair masks that moisturize. Apply a hair spf if you’re spending a lot of time outside. Your hair will likely not go back to the way it was before after a straightening treatment like that. But! Hair does grow. So I’d also focus more on growth too, and getting a healthy scalp. Hair growth serums, scalp oils are all helpful like what I show in videos.
@@SarahSaleen oh Tysm ly
That amla oil… great working on your hair but it’s mostly mineral oil!! Nothing amla about it unfortunately
I knowww so sad. I don’t use it anymore. I’ve been sticking to almond oil or Argan oil for my ends
If that was dabur amla oil then don't use that
I switched to 100% amla oil recently. I talked more about it in my pinned comment.. it made my hair so shiny and I gave into the hype without realizing it had mineral oil 😭
Dabur amla is Indian brand 😀