Is Hot Oil Hair Treatment Worth The Time?
Hot oil hair treatment is perhaps the hottest alternative to hair-dos. In this case, it's taken to the level of essential oils that are used to rejuvenate the locks and keep them in tip-top shape. The hair care specialist will go over the basics of caring for the hair in order to achieve a gorgeous head of hair that will last for a long time.
If the scalp needs some good-natured care, the hair-care specialist will consider using aloe vera gel on the hair as well as a warm oil mixture to wash out the follicles. If the scalp and the hair need more care, the hair-care specialist can use Burt's Bees Glitter-Free Salon Exfoliates to remove any dead cells from the scalp. Once the clumps of dried skin and dead cells are gone, the specialist will start the hot oil treatment.
In order to get a good result from the hot oil treatment, the stylist will have to use two or three drops of the essential oil at a time. As you can imagine, that is very much in excess, so it's important that the treatment be followed up promptly. A few weeks may not seem like that long of a time, but the first week will give the cuticles time to adjust to the changes. You can tell if the cuticles have adjusted by looking at the color of the hair. If it begins to darken, the process is not going that well.
The next step in the hot oil treatment is the introduction of the cuticle. The stylist will make several passes along the scalp, from the root all the way to the ends of the hair. He or she may also take a comb and smooth the cuticles with it. This is the time when the hair gets to feel how the oil feels on the scalp and how the texture is different.
The stylist will make an entry into the cuticles by massaging the oil into the scalp. Then he or she will proceed to the middle of the scalp where the cuticles will need to be worked on. By doing so, you can tell just how smoothly the hair looks after the oil is applied. The result is a very shiny hair, without any frizz or damage from the heat of the oil.
The next step is to take the ends of the hair and to massage the cuticles. Next, the stylist will pull the ends of the hair away from the scalp. This means that all of the hair is pulled back, leaving the ends exposed and the split down the middle of the hair. The new hair that is pulled in from the sides will grow out sideways. The cuticles may not be able to close all the way around the hair shaft, so the stylist may choose to use moisturizing products on the scalp.
After the hot oil treatment is done, the stylist will do a two-step rinse. The shampoo and conditioner will be washed out with a stream of warm water. After the shampoo and conditioner have been rinsed away, the hair can be conditioned. The new oil from the scalp will fill in the spaces between the cuticles, making the hair look shinier and softer.
Hair that is treated with this type of oil treatment is very shiny, smooth, and soft. It may not seem like anything, but after a few days, the hair will look fuller and smoother. After it has been done for about a week, the hair will look healthier and shinier. You will notice that the hair is healthy hair is what you want!
If the scalp needs some good-natured care, the hair-care specialist will consider using aloe vera gel on the hair as well as a warm oil mixture to wash out the follicles. If the scalp and the hair need more care, the hair-care specialist can use Burt's Bees Glitter-Free Salon Exfoliates to remove any dead cells from the scalp. Once the clumps of dried skin and dead cells are gone, the specialist will start the hot oil treatment.
In order to get a good result from the hot oil treatment, the stylist will have to use two or three drops of the essential oil at a time. As you can imagine, that is very much in excess, so it's important that the treatment be followed up promptly. A few weeks may not seem like that long of a time, but the first week will give the cuticles time to adjust to the changes. You can tell if the cuticles have adjusted by looking at the color of the hair. If it begins to darken, the process is not going that well.
The next step in the hot oil treatment is the introduction of the cuticle. The stylist will make several passes along the scalp, from the root all the way to the ends of the hair. He or she may also take a comb and smooth the cuticles with it. This is the time when the hair gets to feel how the oil feels on the scalp and how the texture is different.
The stylist will make an entry into the cuticles by massaging the oil into the scalp. Then he or she will proceed to the middle of the scalp where the cuticles will need to be worked on. By doing so, you can tell just how smoothly the hair looks after the oil is applied. The result is a very shiny hair, without any frizz or damage from the heat of the oil.
The next step is to take the ends of the hair and to massage the cuticles. Next, the stylist will pull the ends of the hair away from the scalp. This means that all of the hair is pulled back, leaving the ends exposed and the split down the middle of the hair. The new hair that is pulled in from the sides will grow out sideways. The cuticles may not be able to close all the way around the hair shaft, so the stylist may choose to use moisturizing products on the scalp.
After the hot oil treatment is done, the stylist will do a two-step rinse. The shampoo and conditioner will be washed out with a stream of warm water. After the shampoo and conditioner have been rinsed away, the hair can be conditioned. The new oil from the scalp will fill in the spaces between the cuticles, making the hair look shinier and softer.
Hair that is treated with this type of oil treatment is very shiny, smooth, and soft. It may not seem like anything, but after a few days, the hair will look fuller and smoother. After it has been done for about a week, the hair will look healthier and shinier. You will notice that the hair is healthy hair is what you want!
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