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Wed Dec 30, 2009 11:56 am

Could anyone tell me where I can find Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe and the hair growth serum recipe also by carekate please. Thanks very much.

Also, I remember seeing a link for a hair recipe with Brewers' yeast, but couldn't find it. If anyone still have the link or the recipe, please post a reply.

Thank you in advance.

free skin care · Wed Dec 30, 2009 12:30 pm

yuyu wrote:

Could anyone tell me where I can find Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe and the hair growth serum recipe also by carekate please. Thanks very much.

Also, I remember seeing a link for a hair recipe with Brewers' yeast, but couldn't find it. If anyone still have the link or the recipe, please post a reply.

Thank you in advance.

Here is the link for all recipes posted on the forum

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=11902

Thank Havana8 who did the work of putting them all on one index!

HTH
DM

Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:22 am

Thank you DarkMoon.

Yes I know about the index, but I could not find the Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe on the list, neither anywhere else on the forum. But there are several posts mentioned it. So may be it had been taken off. So if anyone still have to recipe, please re-post.

Thanks.

Sat Jan 02, 2010 11:29 am

yuyu, you'll find Carekate's recipe in the DIY Recipe Index under Hair Loss & Growth Treatments. HTHs.

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:02 pm

havana8 wrote:

yuyu, you'll find Carekate's recipe in the DIY Recipe Index under Hair Loss & Growth Treatments. HTHs.

Havana8,

Unless I am missing something CareKate's posts links back to page one and this is all I found on hair loss it's at the bottom of her list?

Homemade Hints for Hair Care:

• Itchy/flaky scalp: Add 25 drops of 100% pure Tea Tree Oil and 15 drops of Peppermint essential oil and 5 drops of Rosemary essential oil to a bottle of your fave shampoo and shake well to make a homemade version of Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Shampoo at a fraction of the cost. You can also add a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, which helps kill the yeast that causes some forms of dandruff.

• To remove styling product buildup: you can create your own clarifying shampoo by adding a couple tablespoons of apple cider vinegar or lemon juice (this will also help enhance any blond highlights in your hair!) to any bottle of shampoo. The result: super-shiny, squeaky clean hair with no more product buildup! Note: you can also add the ACV or lemon juice to your fave conditioner, as well.

• To prevent hair color from fading: you can create your own "color-safe" shampoo and/or conditioner by adding a couple of tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to any bottle of shampoo or conditioner to prevent your expensive, salon-color from fading too fast (especially hair that is dyed red!). It prevents hair dye from fading because hair dyes are alkaline and the ACV is acidic, so it helps seal the cuticle by normalizing the PH balance of your hair!

And if you're hesitant to try adding ACV to your shampoo or conditioner because you worry about the smell, I promise that your hair is *not* going to smell like a salad -- you can actually hardly smell the ACV in your shampoo because it's usually masked the the fragrance in most typical shampoos, and even then, once you rinse the shampoo from your hair, the smell is gone anyway.

• To add body & shine: Mix a tablespoon (may need more for longer hair) of your fave deep conditioner with an equal amount of pure honey (scoop out the amount of conditioner you need, then add a squeeze of honey and rub it between your palms to "emulsify" it) and apply it evenly to your hair, and leave in for the desired amount of time, then rinse with cool or lukewarm water and style as usual. Honey is a natural moisturizer and humectant, so when it's mixed with a deep conditioner, somehow it makes it even more effective and nourishing for your hair, and it also helps impart an incredible glossy shine (even before I apply my beloved Aveda Brilliant Universial Styling Creme!) and during styling, somehow it pumps up the hair shaft to give you incredible volume and body....

• Deep Conditioning Treatment: Mix a couple tablespoons of olive oil (for super-long hair, you might need as much as a 1/4 cup) with an equal amount of honey and work it through your hair. Put on your "moist heat" cap or the shower cap/heated towel trick and leave it on for at least 60 minutes (over night is even better!) then wash the mixture out of your hair with a gentle shampoo.

• Prevent Oily Hair and Scalp: Add 30 drops of Clary Sage oil to your fave bottle of shampoo and/or conditioner to help control the production of sebum (oil), and to help fight dandruff.

• Promote Hair Growth: Add 30 drops of Rosemary essential oil to your fave bottle of shampoo and/or conditioner to help stimulate the scalp, promote hair growth and/or help fight dandruff or seborrhea.

DM

Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:08 pm

DM, if by chance you are using Safari, I've found the direct-to-post links don't always work well. (I think I've written a note to that effect at the top of the index.) You may want to switch to another browser for the DIY index. HTHs.

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:13 pm

havana8 wrote:

DM, if by chance you are using Safari, I've found the direct-to-post links don't always work well. (I think I've written a note to that effect at the top of the index.) You may want to switch to another browser for the DIY index. HTHs.

No actually my pc is IE or Firefox only my iPhone uses a mobile version of Safari and all links have always worked fine on that?

DM

Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:20 pm

I've just double-checked the link in Firefox and it seems to take me to the correct post, DM. Not sure what to suggest as to why it is not working for you. Maybe try it in another browser?

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:48 pm

If the below is the recipe then I can acess it on IE, Firefox and the iPhone's mobile version of Safari?

Agent OO-CAT wrote:
Does anybody have the link to either Carekate or Molly's hair serums?
I’d like to take credit, but it was actually AriesExtreme that provided us with the DIY hair loss hints, here’s a direct link to her post: http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=5981&start=512

The one supplement I haven’t already seen mentioned is Biotin. Silica (aka “Horsetail Extract”), MSM and Biotin are needed for healthy hair/skin/nails and the supplement should contain at least 1000 mg of Biotin per day to be effective. I am personally taking a supplement I bought at Walmart called “One Source - Complete - Hair, Skin & Nails” which contains all three supplements. It comes in a purple box with pink and one lettering/graphics and you’ll find it in the Vitamin aisle, in the section devoted to “Women’s Health” and you get 60 capsules for around seven bucks. I don’t have problems with hair loss – indeed, I’ve got TOO MUCH hair, if such a thing is possible! – but since I’ve been taking these supplements my natural hair growth has increased for 1-inch per month to 1 ½-inches per month.

I agree with the previous suggestion that circulation problems could be to blame, or exacerbating the problem. I would suggest that you make yourself some rosemary oil and use at as a treatment at least once per week and MASSAGE it into your scalp for at least 15 minutes to stimulate circulation.

To make rosemary, combine 1/2 cup of jojoba oil plus 1/2 cup of extra virgin coconut oil (you’ll need to melt the latter because it is a semi-solid oil) in a clear glass jar or bottle. Add ½ cup of rosemary leaves then put lid on jar and fasten tightly. Place jar in a sunny window for a week to allow the rosemary to infuse the oil with it’s benefits. If you want to supercharge the rosemary oil so it’s even more effective at stimulating hair growth, you might want to add some sea kelp bioferment extract and peppermint essential oil....

As always, if you don’t want to go to the bother of whipping up the rosemary oil yourself, I’ll be happy to make a batch up and ship it to you so PM me for details. I can also put together any of the recipe suggestions from AriesExtreme for you as well, as I already have most of the ingredients in my “lab.”

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:50 pm

yuyu wrote:

Could anyone tell me where I can find Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe and the hair growth serum recipe also by carekate please. Thanks very much.

Also, I remember seeing a link for a hair recipe with Brewers' yeast, but couldn't find it. If anyone still have the link or the recipe, please post a reply.

Thank you in advance.

Is this what you are looking for?

carekate wrote:

.... I would suggest that you make yourself some rosemary oil and use at as a treatment at least once per week and MASSAGE it into your scalp for at least 15 minutes to stimulate circulation.

To make rosemary, combine 1/2 cup of jojoba oil plus 1/2 cup of extra virgin coconut oil (you’ll need to melt the latter because it is a semi-solid oil) in a clear glass jar or bottle. Add 1/2 cup of rosemary leaves then put lid on jar and fasten tightly. Place jar in a sunny window for a week to allow the rosemary to infuse the oil with it’s benefits. If you want to supercharge the rosemary oil so it’s even more effective at stimulating hair growth, you might want to add some sea kelp bioferment extract and peppermint essential oil....

Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:53 pm

Yes, DM. That is the recipe attached to the link. Glad that it seems to be working for you now.

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:57 pm

havana8 wrote:

Yes, DM. That is the recipe attached to the link. I guess it is now working for you.

Thanks Havana!
It works from all browsers including the mobile version of Safari on the iPhone, I don't own a MAC so don't know about Safari's regular version.

DM
Smile

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 2:17 pm

yuyu wrote:

Could anyone tell me where I can find Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe and the hair growth serum recipe also by carekate please. Thanks very much.

Also, I remember seeing a link for a hair recipe with Brewers' yeast, but couldn't find it. If anyone still have the link or the recipe, please post a reply.

Thank you in advance.

The only thing I can recall being discussed lately about Brewer's Yeast and hair isn't a recipe. Rather it was a thread about taking brewer's yeast internally. Maybe someone with better search skills can find the exact recipe you are looking for. You can read the thread I mentioned here:

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=35752

free skin care · Sat Jan 02, 2010 2:49 pm

That's the only mention of Brewers Yeast I have seen as well, the thread is about greying hair but it may help with thinning hair as well!

DM

Lacy53 wrote:

yuyu wrote:

Could anyone tell me where I can find Carekate's Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator Oil recipe and the hair growth serum recipe also by carekate please. Thanks very much.

Also, I remember seeing a link for a hair recipe with Brewers' yeast, but couldn't find it. If anyone still have the link or the recipe, please post a reply.

Thank you in advance.

The only thing I can recall being discussed lately about Brewer's Yeast and hair isn't a recipe. Rather it was a thread about taking brewer's yeast internally. Maybe someone with better search skills can find the exact recipe you are looking for. You can read the thread I mentioned here:

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=35752

free skin care · Mon Jan 04, 2010 9:02 am

For years I have had hair loss when washing my hair, brushing my hair...etc. About 4 months or so ago, I started drinking the 'greens' drink, i.e. Nano-Greens or similar. I have new hair growth and the fall out has virtually stopped. I don't even see it in the sink after blowing my hair dry. Plus it is good for the skin!

Tue Jan 05, 2010 9:48 am

Thank you all very much for the links and the recipe.

leathal, what is nano-greens? could you tell me more about it?

free skin care · Wed Sep 12, 2018 10:12 am

thanks

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