This DIY oil is budget-friendly, natural, and bursting with hair-loving nutrients. Try making a batch this weekend and watch your hair transform over time!
How to Apply Onion Hair Oil for Maximum Results
šāāļø Applying onion hair oil correctly is crucial to reaping its benefits while avoiding pitfalls like scalp irritation or that infamous onion smell. Consistency is keyāuse it regularly for 4ā8 weeks to see stronger, shinier hair with less fall. Hereās how to do it safely and effectively.
Application Guide
Patch Test First: Apply a small drop of oil to your inner wrist and wait 24 hours to ensure no irritation occurs. Safety first!
Massage the Scalp: Warm 1ā2 tablespoons of oil and gently massage it into your scalp and hair roots for 5ā10 minutes. This boosts circulation, helping nutrients reach your follicles.
Coat the Strands: Work the remaining oil through your hair lengths for added shine and strength.
Let It Soak: Cover your hair with a shower cap or towel and leave the oil on for 30ā60 minutes.
Rinse Thoroughly: Wash out with a mild, sulfate-free shampoo (twice if needed) and follow with your usual conditioner to remove the oil and odor.
Frequency
Use the oil 1ā2 times per week for optimal results. Overdoing it may dry out your scalp, so start slow and adjust based on your hairās needs.
Taming the Onion Smell
š· Worried about the scent? These tricks will keep your hair smelling fresh:
šø Add Essential Oils: Mix in 5 drops of lavender, peppermint, or rosemary oil after cooling to mask the onion odor.
šø Vinegar Rinse: Post-shampoo, rinse with a mix of 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar and 1 cup water to neutralize lingering smells.
šø Wash Thoroughly: Double-check that no oil residue remains to avoid any scent sticking around.
