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Essential Oils


Essential Oils

by Jessica Rivers
Originally Posted on Curlfluence.com in 2018


Essential oils. Not only do they smell good, but they have amazing benefits for your hair.


Here’s a list of popular essential oils and their benefits:

Cedarwood Oil: encourages healthy hair growth

Chamomile Oil: conditions the hair and helps treat psoriasis

Cypress Oil: treats oily hair

Eucalyptus Oil: an antiseptic that treats dandruff, encourages hair growth and circulation

Frankincense Oil: treats hair loss

Lavender Oil: treats alopecia aids in hair growth, itchiness, and dry hair; gives hair shine

Lemon Oil: treats dandruff, an itchy scalp, and oily hair

Myrrh Oil: treats dry hair, dandruff, and dry scalp conditions

Peppermint Oil: promotes hair growth by stimulating circulation to the scalp, cleanses the hair

Rosemary Oil: treats dandruff, helps with hair loss

Tea Tree Oil: treats dry scalp conditions/dandruff, soothes an itchy scalp, promotes hair growth

Thyme Oil: an antiseptic that treats hair loss

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