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  • Do you ever put it in your hair and just leave it in?

  • can u use this if your white? if i want my hair to grow faster?

  • @cammygurl97 umm yea it dosent matter if u have white hair, african american hair it should work.... also eating right foods help with hair growth

  • Does this oil make your hair darker or lighter?

  • Can you use this product on colour treated hair? Esp blonde hair. I've heard henna isn't good on colour treated hair.

  • @SuperHelloKitty85 yes its fine for colour treated hair, its just herbal coconut oil and any henna content is minimal

  • @ReviveUK actually, used hot coconut oil can slightly bleach ur hair..although depends on ur hair

  • Fabulous deep conditioner! The herbs literally tingle on your scalp and hair. I bought my 300ml bottle for $4.00 at Lakshmi's Cupboard (an online store) - it was totally worth the price. My hair detangled so much easier when I used it - felt softer too when it dried.

  • @ayanamaralice thanks for your input, am sure it will be useful to some of the US ladies xx

  • Vatika is brilliant...i use it, and my hair is dark brown..used with panthene shampoo, gives the appearance of glass.

    cheap too.

  • I have Dabur Jasmine Hair Oil, and I'm wondering if you think that would be good for pre-pooing. Any ideas on it?

  • I pre poo my hair overnight with Oil and I know other ladies that do as well...one thing, the Dabur products do contain mineral oil which is not everyone's cup of tea...which is also why some ladies prefer to make their own herbal oils...see other videos for recipes if you're interested :0)

  • may I ask, what is wrong with mineral oil?

  • It blocks the pores of the skin/scalp, meaning that the skin/scalp can't breathe...its also drying and prevents moisture from being absorbed into skin/scalp...and is most commonly used in hair/beauty products because its very cheap

  • It's liquid petroleum ( vaseline), alias a root clogger that blocks natural moisture so even though your hair is shiny, it's remains dry and later breaks off.

  • @12quillemall5321 the vatika she's using is liquid petroleum?? wow I use that,but if it is I will stop.

  • @Princessvia911 hey, relax! vatika is made primarily with coconut oil...if you read carefully above, they ladies were talking about mineral oil being derived from petroleum...so that is something you may wish to avoid using...check the ingredients of your products :0)

  • have u tried any of Himalaya Ayurvedic products. They r good too, specially the Foot care cream. It works like magic on cracked feet. Within 2 days, my cracked heels had turned into babysoft feet. I even use Himalays moisturises which r very good. Himalaya also has a very good hair care range like revitalising oil, methi (fenugreek shmampoos etc)

  • No I havn't tried any of those, I did consider their herbal supplements tho...glad u had good results and thanks for the info :0)

  • did it improve shine at all?

  • I've read that coconut oil improves shine...but dull hair is not one of my hair issues...mine was breakage and thinning

  • @ReviveUK did it help stop breakage?

  • @Ramzixox am not sure what stopped the breakage as I was using a few products to help stop this :0) overall, its an excellent oil though, esp the homemade version :0)

  • @ReviveUK thankyou for your reply. i just bought it, and used it once so far. at the moment i don't see a difference. the only problem i have with my hair is that it has became weak. so i loose hair strands.

  • @Ramzixox :o) think you need to use for a while to see what results you get...daily hair loss/shedding is normal...breakage, when the hair breaks off, leaving a shorter piece of hair is when it is weak and lost its elasticity...have you joined any of the black hair care forums? they are really useful for information and ideas for getting a good regimen for your hair...its a case of trial and error and a bag of patience!!! good luck

  • @ReviveUK but it isnt the same every day. some days its alot, and some barely noticable. i was wondering if there is any product or home remedy that you may know that could help my hair achieve it's orignal strength.some days my hair not only feels, but looks thicker, and some days i think other wise. ahhh i stopped dying it, and the use of heating products for over 2 years. i would really appreciate it, if you have any feedback to what i asked. thankyou sooo much in advance.

  • @Ramzixox if your hair is weak you may need a protein treatment...esp as you have already eliminated the chemical dye and heat...there are lots of shop bought products, its a case of trial and error, maybe have a look at what other laides use on here or the black hair forums...I use Joico K Pak and I know the ayurvedic powders like brahmi, amla were very good for when my hair was breaking...see emergency breakage treatment video...

  • @ReviveUK oooh thankyou! umm will this work for regular hair. im pacfic asiann. im wayyyy nervous to use strong products cause jus incase if it's not suitable. ahh but in definate need if i can just make my hair stronger thennn ahh it will be amazing like beforee. do you happen to know any home remedies. i was thinkin about using extra virgin coconut oil instead of other oil for a weekly massage. i heard its reallly benefical? have you ever tried it?

    btw really appreciate this:]] be blessed!

  • Hey have you found any for growth

  • Hey ReviveUK, have you found your hair darkening? Supposedly Amla can darken greys.

  • Am not sure hun, as I use henna and indigo for the greys...however, next time I do a retouch am going to add in the amla too to tone down the red of the henna a little!

  • Lol, you're so cute! I love the way you talk!

  • lol...thank you

  • Yes am sure it will as will all the other ingredients/ayurvedic powders...if someone has greasy or normal hair maybe just use a little of the oils/butters to avoid it lookin lank

  • LOL hair is hair LOL

  • real talk as blood is blood of the human race, no disrespect intended to armeniankisses LOL, but am soooo tried of any form of race chat whether it be hair or this or that :0)

  • what is the differents in amal hair oil and "vatika"?

  • I don't use shop bought amla oil hun, so I don't know...you would have to read the ingredients on the label of each product :0)

  • Hii, i live in England too (:

    Which stoewe did you get this from?

    And where?

    x

    Thanks.

  • the Asian supermarket up the road from me but you can buy it online too am sure... jus google it :0)

  • do you need to refridgerate the vitaka oil after youve melted it down?

  • its your choice, in warm weather it will liquify, so maybe if you want the oil semi solid still

  • could you let me know if this oil will keep your hair from falling out.. my hair comes out could you let me know thanks.

  • i think you need to go to a derm. that could be a sign of something.

  • I use this and it's great stuff. I wish I could find the larger bottle.

  • i get mine on ebay 3 xlarge bottles for 28 bucks free shipping if you like i could give you the name of my vender

  • Bless you hun, but I am in the UK , maybe leave it on here for the ladies in the US? :0)

  • Hey Revive im here in london where did you buy the oil from? thanks ive been looking everywhere

  • the Asian supermarket up the road from me but you can buy it online too am sure... jus google it :0)

  • @sherryjellison -hi hw long hav u used this 4?...duz it help with hair growth and thinning of hair? jus curious and wntd 2 knw, my hairs a litl dul wz wundering wud it also giv it proper shine and healthy lukin hair. thnx.

  • Be careful with neem, if you are aspirin-sensitive or allergic.

  • I love vatika, I buy it from the halal stores too.

  • Ur welcome, good luck with them both!

  • Thanks for the review. I ordered it along with the Alma oil and hope it works good on my hair. I felt better once you read the ingredients. Very informative video.

  • I love vatika oil. I've used it for years and it works great.

  • Isn't it Bindicup, are you in the US? just wondered if you can get it over there too...I would imagine so :0)

  • Hi, yes I'm the US. I buy vatika oil from Halal meat stores.

  • I hear a lot great stuff about the product.

  • Yep, worth a try Artrice...good ingredients in there :0)

  • Yep £150 for 199ml...nah..£1.99 for 150ml he he x

  • you said cost then followed with 150...you gave me a heart attack...I thought it was £150 :-D

    Sounds like good stuff... I'll have to check it out!

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