Time to make oil for hair growth
Fresh and dried rosemary
Cinnamon sticks
Cloves
Fresh mint
Colada de caballo dry
All the above ingredients I put in blender and blend but without water I just need in small pieces
Fenugreek I broke in molcajete (I don’t put in blender is to hard )
the y used
2 cups of organic coconut oil
1/2 cups of olive oil
3 spoons of castor oil
The I cook baño Maria ( is went put a pot of water to boil then you put a different pot of metal or glass and put on top is like if you cooked with stemmed)
30 min in M heat just the last 5 minutes I did high
Ones you done I let it sit over night
Making your own hair growth oil at home not only ensures you know exactly what goes into the product but also allows you to customize the ingredients according to your hair's specific needs. The combination of rosemary, cinnamon sticks, cloves, fresh mint, and colada de caballo (a traditional herb) creates a powerful herbal base. These herbs are known for their scalp-stimulating and antibacterial properties that can promote healthy hair follicles. Using a blender to grind fresh and dried herbs into small pieces, rather than a powder, helps release their natural oils without losing potency. Fenugreek seeds are tougher, so manually crushing them with a molcajete ensures their beneficial compounds are preserved for hair nourishment. The choice of carrier oils—organic coconut oil, olive oil, and castor oil—is ideal because each brings distinct benefits: coconut oil penetrates deeply for moisture, olive oil provides antioxidants and shine, and castor oil is renowned for boosting scalp circulation and hair thickness. Cooking the oil blend using the baño María (double boiler) method is a gentle way to infuse the herbs into the oils without risking heat damage to their delicate nutrients. Keeping the heat moderate for 30 minutes and only increasing it briefly at the end prevents burning. After straining and letting the infusion sit overnight, the oil develops richer flavor and potency. From personal experience, applying this herbal hair oil 2–3 times a week and massaging it gently into the scalp can reduce dryness, minimize hair fall, and support new growth over time. Always perform a patch test first to ensure no allergies. This DIY approach is a cost-effective, natural alternative to commercial hair products, and the fresh herbal aroma is an added refreshing bonus. Embracing traditional herbal remedies like this connects us with natural wellness practices that are both effective and enjoyable to prepare.
