I am a emu oil fan myself. But tell me about the scalp. So you apply it when your hair is wet or dry? and leave it on like a leave in conditioner? I have noticed lately that I am loosing hair as well. I have a TON, but still not good to start loosing it- maybe I should try the emu. Does it rinse out ok?I love emu oil I use it on weekends and every day on my scalp...........
THanks chelsie- I will try thisa few drops before I go to bed on dry hair, yes you shampoo in the morning,
On weekends I will put a bit more and leave in on all day if I don't go out.............It's omegas for the scalp...................
I agree w/ Peri! I started using it a month ago as an alternative to the rosehip seed oil, which is much more expensive. Turns out, I like it better - it smells yummy!I just started using sweet almond oil last night. I really like it and it's dirt cheap.
I have put emu oil with rosemary & lavender E.O. last night and I can tell you before I put it, my scalp was itchy and it has really calm it down, I don't feel it itchy for the moment, of course this morning I have to wash my hair! thanks for the tips!Maripop: I lose my hair, and I find that it helps restore my scalp, I even put it all over my hair (just a small amount) before going in the sauna, makes a great treatment.....................
Thats great, I had no idea it was good for acne problems. ThanksWorks great on acne!
I use Kalaya Emu & Tea Tree Oil Healing Salve -- for cuts, mosquitoe bites, burns, strange bumps on face .............Two of the key natural ingredients found in emu oil are linolenic acid and oleic acid. Which makes it very effective in soothing the skin. It also thickens and replenishes the skin to reduce wrinkles, not get rid of, but reduce. If I ever need a wound healing, topical enhancer/moisturizer, I go for the emu oil-Works great on acne! It definately isn't for everyone, but I like it.![]()