If you prefer to apply rosemary oil to your hair, you can also make it at home!
- Wash two sprigs of fresh rosemary then dry them
- Put them in a sufficiently deep jar;
- Pour olive oil into the container until the rosemary is completely covered;
- Place your container in a dark place and let everything macerate for about a month;
- Gently shake your jar once a day;
- Filter the rosemary after 30 days and voilà, your oil is ready!
FYI: for effective use of rosemary oil, mix it with your usual shampoo or with 2 tablespoons of coconut oil and apply it directly to the hair.
Rosemary oil: what are the contraindications?
The use of rosemary is contraindicated for:
- People allergic to rosemary, of course;
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women;
- People with eczema or very sensitive skin.
FAQs
Which is better for hair: castor oil or rosemary?
There is indeed research proving that rosemary oil promotes hair growth. When it comes to castor oil, things are less certain, but there is anecdotal evidence that castor oil is effective. It is possible to use them simultaneously for optimal hair growth.
Thyme or Rosemary: Which is better for hair?
Using thyme and rosemary has many benefits. Both promote hair growth, balance pH level, prevent inflammation and stop hair loss. But if you have to choose between the two, rosemary is much stronger and more powerful than thyme.
Is there any other benefit of rosemary for hair?
Aside from the benefits mentioned above, know that rosemary can also help you avoid scalp infections. Thanks to its antifungal properties, this herb helps prevent skin rashes due to fungal infection.
How many times a week can I put rosemary in my hair?
Rosemary oil should be used 2 to 3 times a week. Simply mix four to five drops of your oil with other essential oils and massage into your scalp.
Is it possible to leave rosemary essential oil in our hair overnight?
Yes, as long as it is diluted in a vegetable oil, such as almond oil or coconut oil to prevent it from irritating the scalp.