how do you use Redken Diamond Oil
799841
I put the drops of oil in my palm and rub my hands together, then I run my hands through my wet hair before I blow-dry it. I use 7 drops, and my hair is a few inches below my shoulders. It's very easy to overuse the oil, and if you do I find it does make your hair look greasy. Once you figure out how much you need though I love the way it makes my hair shiny without looking greasy. You could also apply it to your hair after you blow-dry it, but you would want to use significantly fewer drops of oil.
799842
Just take 4 or 5 drops in your palm and then rub your palms so the oil gets little warm and then apply to your hair when it is moist or dry. Do not apply on the top of your head or on the roots. Just start from the mid section of your hair and finish at the tips. Too much of oil will make the hair look stringy. Hope this helps.
799843
It depends on your hair type. I have Pretty think long hair and for that i use a few drops and rub it through my palms and then into my hair starting at about my ears and going down. It works with wet or dry hair extremely well and i would recommend it.
1899071
I use a small amount of butter. Small amount of oil works well. Dry not so much.
1252670
I have used gun oil, some actual knife sharpening oils, and some lite oil I would use on the sewing machine or hinges in the house. A little course perhaps (not the sharpening nor stones), but I have also been known to use saliva. I haven't used them for some time and they are all that I will use, especially for good quality steel, so that is the best I could say at present. Hope this helped.
996916
Hi Jordan - if you use this unit every day the instructions say to put one drop of oil on the tips of the blades while the unit is running and to hold the unit downward. It says oil should be used at least once a day. It doesn't say anything about oil application after so many hours of run time. Hope this helps. Have a Great Day.
881203
See: http://morethanjustsurviving.com/sharpening-stainless-steel/Then you figure out for yourself which method to use. Oilstones have not worked well for me but the diamond method sounds the most interesting to me.
587063
I'm pretty sure you can. I have a diamond sharpener from Smith's and it advises to use honing oil. So I doubt it'll cause anything bad. I use this oil on all my stones.
2133375
Turn your heat up to high and let the pan get really HOT (at least 5 mins) then add a good fat/oil that can withstand high heat cooking (like coconut oil, olive oil, or ghee). Let that heat up really well too before placing your steaks (you can try testing with drops of water -- if water drops bounce and sizzle, then the pan is ready). Wait at least 2 mins before moving your steaks. When washing, heat up until the traces of juice carbonize and basically turn into ash, then rinse with hot water, immediately dry with slightly oiled/greased paper towel (this will help with the seasoning and avoid rust formation). Turn your heat up to high and let the pan get really HOT (at least 5 mins) then add a good fat/oil that can withstand high heat cooking (like coconut oil, olive oil, or ghee). Let that heat up really well too before placing your steaks (you can try testing with drops of water -- if water drops bounce and sizzle, then the pan is ready). Wait at least 2 mins before moving your steaks. When washing, heat up until the traces of juice carbonize and basically turn into ash, then rinse with hot water, immediately dry with slightly oiled/greased paper towel (this will help with the seasoning and... » Read More Turn your heat up to high and let the pan get really HOT (at least 5 mins) then add a good fat/oil that can withstand high heat cooking (like coconut oil, olive oil, or ghee). Let that heat up really well too before placing your steaks (you can try testing with drops of water -- if water drops bounce and sizzle, then the pan is ready). Wait at least 2 mins before moving your steaks. When washing, heat up until the traces of juice carbonize and basically turn into ash, then rinse with hot water, immediately dry with slightly oiled/greased paper towel (this will help with the seasoning and avoid rust formation). « Show Less
2037046
I use regular chainsaw oil, any good oil to keep the chain lubricated should be fine.
925202
Black Diamond makes a cleaner. I used it daily. Comes in various sizes. I have the 32 ounce to use daily and got a one gallon refill bottle. Works great!
1907544
I just put a few drops on my finger and Apply it. A little goes a long ways. It is enough to use by itself if you feel it's not you can also add something to it. During the day I use NO7 and at night I use just the rose oil & sometimes use both the NO7 & rose oil. Depending on the climate, if I wear make up that day and etc.
1534055
Honing oil might be best... I use 3 in 1 because that is what I have on hand and what and what I have used on other stones in the past. Good Luck.
17181
I use honing fluid with the diamond stone. It will keep the filings from building up in the stone.
813538
I mixed it with neem oil, vodka, lavender and cedar wood oils. Works like a charm!
980867
Spray a little wd40 on it after use. They make an oil. But that works just fine
1450063
The only part that need to be oil is the chain, it will self oil. Use regular chain oil
2124117
Neither you just oil . I believe there was some instruction with. I purchased mine a couple of years ago and I use it every night with lavender oil.
2236755
Yes, you can use this oil on Anything...Really it works... but what i would suggest is that you add vaseline to it so that it won't be as strong!