Can The Jojoba And Peppermint Stimulate Hair Growth??
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No, this soap doesn't help with hair growth. Try B-Complex, fish oil and daily light scalp massage. This may help with split ends, which in turn will help your hair grow to the length you want.
1255550
There's definitely a chance, it's very refreshing and makes the scalp feel cool. Because of the peppermint. I guess it would depend.
1866988
I heard that a combination of Moroccan oil and taking biotin vitamins helps stimulate growth. I'm not sure if it was the biotin, or the Moroccan oil, or both that have helped my hair grow, but it has been working. The Moroccan oil however, didn't help with frizz or to smooth my hair. But I do have curly hair and tend to mistreat it.
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No. This is a very special formula with a special peppermint oil blended with arachis oil (peanut oil) and gelatin in .2 ml capsules in sustained release formula. To try and match their special blend would not be a good idea. If taken 3 times a day 1/2 hour before eating, you will notice a definite improvement. I tried taking the capsules along with my other pills at the same time. It really works better if you don't mix them all up with other pills. Stagger the other pills. It works better that way. I have also tried Heathers Peppermint oil gel pills, but I believe this formula is better because of the sustained relief. I highly recommend you give this medicine a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. No. This is a very special formula with a special peppermint oil blended with arachis oil (peanut oil) and gelatin in .2 ml capsules in sustained release formula. To try and match their special blend would not be a good idea. If taken 3 times a day 1/2 hour before eating, you will notice a definite improvement. I tried taking the capsules along with my other pills at the same time. It really works better if you don't mix them all up with other pills. Stagger the other pills. It works better that way. I have also tried Heathers Peppermint oil gel pills, but I believe this formula is better... » Read More No. This is a very special formula with a special peppermint oil blended with arachis oil (peanut oil) and gelatin in .2 ml capsules in sustained release formula. To try and match their special blend would not be a good idea. If taken 3 times a day 1/2 hour before eating, you will notice a definite improvement. I tried taking the capsules along with my other pills at the same time. It really works better if you don't mix them all up with other pills. Stagger the other pills. It works better that way. I have also tried Heathers Peppermint oil gel pills, but I believe this formula is better because of the sustained relief. I highly recommend you give this medicine a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. « Show Less
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The suggestion is, 5-6 drops of peppermint EO to 1 cup of water. .message into a clean scalp..
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If it increases blood circulation to the scalp, I would say it would increase hair growth. I ordered mines for that purpose haven't received it yet so I can't tell you much but yes if your hair does not tangle in it, it should promote and stimulate hair growth...I plan to use with a minty oil like tea tree for maximum stimulation.
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I am not certain. My daughter has very fine, thin hair. I don't think it will help hair "grow," but her hair is much healthier and full of shine.
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Yes, Skin so soft does contain jojoba seed oil (simmondsia chinensis). It also contains additives I have never heard of: Isopropyl palminate, dicapryl Adipate, Tocopheryl acetate and Diethyhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate. I only use the product as a mosquito repellent and it does a great job. I can understand why mosquitoes take offense to these ingredients, but I am a lot bigger than a mosquito. Between the bad effects of jojoba oil and disease carrying mosquitoes, I will take my chances with Skin so Soft.
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it is really good...excellent for the hair growing. (stimulates the hair roots). I do highly recommended.
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Hmm. Hard to say. With my alopecia I was in the process of losing a spot of hair and regrowing a spot at the same time. In the newer spot that I use it on hair doesn't seem to be growing - yet. However, in my facial region I've only noticed hair growth; almost all my facial patches are filled with peach fuzz.
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No! It is for headaches and tension caused by muscle spasm of head and neck. It will not help you grow hair.
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Not that I have found or know of. One person said he had found them. I get 4 or 5 shaves with a light growt, but Not that I know of, but a person"s answer said he found some. Not the bother, I use it until I feel a pull and only when I have long growth.
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I use this on my hair just for added moisture when needed. I have not heard it helps growth but be careful it can make your hair very greasy. I have extremely dry hair and if I put too much on it shows. But I love this product! I use it on my skin even works great in breakouts, cuts and even sore muscles. It's an overall awesome product.
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Yes. I also found that a small drop of peppermint oil is pretty effective too :)
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I recently tried Shea Moisture Shea butter anti-aging face/body facial bar and Shea butter face wash and scrub with Jojoba beads and it refreshing to skin and doesn't over dr and has all all natural ingredients. Worth the try.
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So far I have tried the vanilla mint and the lavender. My hair is color treated and I do not have a problem with either of them but I prefer the tingle that I get from the mint. I also use argon oil to moisturize.
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I cannot speak for all varieties- but organic jojoba oil is a listed ingredient on my current bottle of hemp/peppermint.
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This product is not really meant for hair growth. It is meant to give you more energy that is what the vitamin B12 is for. The hair growth is just a plus. I believe that's why it works for some people and do not work for others. So I wouldn't recommend you to purchase it just for hair growth.