-->
-
-
Related Mahalo Pages
Shampoo | Hair Conditioner | How to Bleach Hair | How to Braid Hair | How to Curl Your Hair | How to Flat Iron Hair | How to Cut Your Hair | How to Highlight Hair | How to Make Your Hair Grow Faster | How to Straighten Hair | How to Straighten Men's Hair | How to Get Healthy Hair | How to Get Rid of Dandruff | How to Do a Manicure at Home | How to Do a Pedicure at Home | How to Conceal Hair Loss | How to Choose a Prom Hairstyle
Categories
Managed By: daphneo
Managed Since: 06/05/2009
Views: 652
Money Earned: M$1.90
Page revenue is subject to change as we obtain data from our partners
Managed Since: 06/05/2009
Views: 652
Money Earned: M$1.90
Page revenue is subject to change as we obtain data from our partners
- View History
- Discuss on the Message Board
- Embed this Page
-
Share this page
-
-
Introduction
- Tired of dry and damaged hair? Have you tried different shampoos, conditioners, deep conditioners, hair masks and hair serum without results? Try a hot oil treatment. Hot oil treatments can be bought in a store or made by common household oils. Hot oil treatments should be used about once a week as a replacement of a deep conditioner or hair mask.
-
Step 1: Buying a Hot Oil Treatment
- Hot oil treatments can be bought in a store.
- Different store-bought hot oil treatment contain different types of oil and usually contain additional ingredients as well.
- Hot oil treatments bought in stores are generally heated by heating up the bottle itself. Often the bottle is heated in hot water. Follow the instructions of the specific product.
- If you have short hair, don't use all of the treatment, as this can result in oily hair.
- Some treatments sold in stores are self-heating, thereby eliminating the need to heat the oil first.
-
Step 2: Making a Hot Oil Treatment
- It's not necessary to spend money on a pre-made hot oil treatment. Simple hot oil treatments can be made with oils such as olive oil, canola oil or jojoba oil.
- Simply heat up a few table spoons of oil.
- Allow it to sit for a few minutes before applying it.
Step 3: Applying a Hot Oil Treatment
- Apply the hot oil treatment after it has cooled down to a comfortable and safe temperature.
- Apply it to damp hair.
- Massage the hot oil into your hair and scalp, making sure to cover all areas of your hair.
- Afterward, use a wide-tooth comb and comb through your hair.
- Depending on the condition of your hair, you can rinse out the treatment after a minute or two or let it sit for about half an hour.
- If you choose to let the treatment work for longer than a few minutes, wrap your hair in a towel for better results. This will work best if you first heat up the towel.
- Rinse the hair.
- Apply shampoo after the hot oil treatment. Use a mild shampoo for best results.
- Rinse out the shampoo, but don't follow with conditioner.
- If the treatment worked for your hair, repeat once a week for best results.
