Due to summer laziness, I've let my hair get out of control and its length has grown past my elbow. Lately, I've noticed it getting dryer at the tips. While olive oil has often been touted as a great natural skin moisturizer and cleansing oil for some people, I've never really had much luck with it. I'm so glad I experimented with it last night, I think this'll be a great addition to my hair care. What really impressed me was how easily it rinsed out after shampoo and conditioner. I've experimented with other oils on my hair before and it often left residues. My hair felt clean yet nourished after the olive oil treatment.
My hair care routine is bare minimum, I can hardly remember to brush my hair sometimes! Even so, I think I can find a little time once each week to smooth olive oil on my hair. I think olive oil can also be a great thing to smooth on hair before hitting the pool or beach this long weekend! If you try it, let me know how it works out for you!
12 comments:
Now that's an easy trick to try!
Thanks for the tip!
Oh you're welcome, Pili!
Farmgirl
Thanks for the tip! Never thought of using olive oil on my hair. Have you tried using jojoba oil? It works great too. :)
Hi Fuyumini!
That actually sounds great too! I haven't tried it only because I had a severe bout of breakouts when I tried to use jojoba oil as a moisturizer when I was younger. My sister, on the other hand, has had great results with jojoba oil on her sensitive, acne-prone skin. I will try that out ;)
Farmgirl
I do this too!
Hey this sounds really neat!! I will surely try it.
Olive oil is such an awesome product with so many uses. This, however, was one I've never heard of before. I'll have to give it a try sometime. Thanks for the tip!
oh great tip I might try this one day!
Hi ladies!
Let me know how it works out for out :D
Farmgirl
I do this too but with jojoba oil! May have to try it with my EVOO next time. :)
great timing. I've been complaining all week about the static fro I get after combing my hair. going to try this out now!
Hi Charmy!!
Oh let me know how it works out for you ;D Just remember that a little of olive oil goes a long way.
Farmgirl
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