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Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:49 pm  |
i am confused! what is the serum and what is the accelerator? from some posts, it just seemed like the accelerator is adding rosemary EO to a shampoo, but then other posts suggest that it is rosemary EO in olive oil, with some other ingredients.
re the serum - is this just a mix of EOs in a carrier base? i ask because i already have such an oil that i make on my own.
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Fri Feb 16, 2007 8:10 am |
Hi akpoola,
I already responded to your pm. Here's some additional info.
Carekate's rosemary oil growth accelerator treatment is oil-based (olive, coconut and some others) and it contains rosemary essential oil and I think also peppermint E.O. But in addition, she put sea kelp and her hair growth serum, which she has been formulating. (It's the same that she uses in Lush Lash - her version of Jan Marini Eyelash Intervention). I use it as an overnight/a few hours oil soak treatment once a week and it really helped with my hair loss.
She also has a spritz version of this which is lighter and you can wear everyday without your hair looking gunky.
In addition, you can add about 12 drops of rosemary E.O to any 8-oz bottle of shampoo you like - this helps with hair health in general.
Carekate also has a nurturing shampoo, which is based on Katee's recipe, which is based on Arielle's version. There's a post about it in the DIY Reviews section.
Finally, though you didn't ask about this - hair vitamins and supplements also do wonders.
Cat |
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Tue Mar 20, 2007 12:50 pm |
| Agent OO-CAT wrote: |
Hi akpoola,
I already responded to your pm. Here's some additional info.
Carekate's rosemary oil growth accelerator treatment is oil-based (olive, coconut and some others) and it contains rosemary essential oil and I think also peppermint E.O. But in addition, she put sea kelp and her hair growth serum, which she has been formulating. (It's the same that she uses in Lush Lash - her version of Jan Marini Eyelash Intervention). I use it as an overnight/a few hours oil soak treatment once a week and it really helped with my hair loss.
She also has a spritz version of this which is lighter and you can wear everyday without your hair looking gunky.
In addition, you can add about 12 drops of rosemary E.O to any 8-oz bottle of shampoo you like - this helps with hair health in general.
Carekate also has a nurturing shampoo, which is based on Katee's recipe, which is based on Arielle's version. There's a post about it in the DIY Reviews section.
Finally, though you didn't ask about this - hair vitamins and supplements also do wonders.
Cat |
Hi Cat,
Glad you posted this. Which do you like better? The water-based spritz or the oil-based? Do they both do the same thing for your hair?
My hair gets unruly after a day of washing. I get itchy on the 2nd day and 3rd but I don't want to wash my hair every day.
I'm kinda leaning toward the spritz b/c I'm already doing coconut oil treatment every week. Would the spritz help to keep the hair from getting all stiff at the ends and lessen the itchiness of the scalp?
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Thu Mar 22, 2007 7:34 am |
Hi bkkgirl,
I lllllooooovvvveeeeeee (excuse me, ADORE the oil) - it is one of my HGs!!! I use the oil once a week as a deep treatment. The spritz is lovely too. I don't necessarily use it everyday - perhaps 2-3 times a week. I don't know if it would stop the ends from getting dry and the itchiness as I wash my hair everyday (I'm neurotic...). Actually I wash it every other day and condition everyday in the shower.
I'd recommend you try the spritz since you already do a coconut deep treatment. I'm not sure if the spritz would specifically work for the issues you mention. Perhaps a dry shampoo (Bumble and Bumble) might help with the itchiness. My hair feels light and soft even with the spritz in.
HTH
Take care,
Cat |
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Thu Mar 22, 2007 11:52 am |
| Agent OO-CAT wrote: |
Hi bkkgirl,
I lllllooooovvvveeeeeee (excuse me, ADORE the oil) - it is one of my HGs!!! I use the oil once a week as a deep treatment. The spritz is lovely too. I don't necessarily use it everyday - perhaps 2-3 times a week. I don't know if it would stop the ends from getting dry and the itchiness as I wash my hair everyday (I'm neurotic...). Actually I wash it every other day and condition everyday in the shower.
I'd recommend you try the spritz since you already do a coconut deep treatment. I'm not sure if the spritz would specifically work for the issues you mention. Perhaps a dry shampoo (Bumble and Bumble) might help with the itchiness. My hair feels light and soft even with the spritz in.
HTH
Take care,
Cat |
Thank you, Cat, for responding. I tried Carrie's suggestion of putting the ACV in my shampoo. I bought a new bottle of TJs Nourish Spa, and added ACV and rosemary/lavendar EOs and jojoba/EPO to a portion of it (I saved the old bottle). Then I shampooed with it. The itchiness went down considerably. On my 3rd day now, and not much itchiness, and my hair is still soft and manageable. So I think the spritz might be the right version for my hair right now, too. 
Thanks again.
C |
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Fri Apr 27, 2007 4:41 pm |
| Just want to mention that I tried using just a few drops of the Rosemary Hair Growth Accelerator treatment oil, rubbed it on my hands to make sure they're not too oily, and run my hands through my hair after I washed it. It helped to control frizzes and made my hair smooth and detangled. I can't use it as a treatment because I used way too much in one application, so now this is what I'm using it for. |
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