Can we step away from our spray bottles and throw the spotlight on our applicator bottles for a minute?
Hello everyone!
Applicator bottles are one of those essential but often overlooked tools in our stash. They go a long way in aiding the condition of the scalp with oils. To be honest, many of us forget to use oils - including myself - and this applicator bottle is a perfect reminder to oil our scalp and ends.
The best thing about them is the measurements. You could measure the quantity of oils you want accordingly.
Mine currently contains all my oils except glycerine and sunflower oil - which usually just sits on my hair - as the weather isn't particularly favourable at the moment. They include;
Coconut oil
Sweet Almond oil
Grapeseed oil
Castor oil
Eucalyptus Oil
Rosemary Oil
The idea is to mix light and penetrative oils with essential oils so that it doesn't just sit or and coat the hair but actually moisture and stimulate growth.
Do you have an applicator bottle? What are its contents?
Love, coils and curls.
eBunite
Hehe, I put shampoo in mine :D
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I put shampoo in mine also(my black soap mixed in batches)
DeleteOh nice! I'm talking about the one for oils.
DeleteI've had mine for over six months and never used it. I keep planning to use a stimulating mix on wash days but, laziness.
ReplyDeleteYup!Laziness.
DeleteYou can start by mixing a few oils you use for moisturizing.
Ewo tun ni applicator bottle? Sigh!
ReplyDeleteSeriously? You don't know what an applicator bottle is? 😒😒
DeleteYou definitely have a lot of oils in yours.
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A lot? Lol! Not really. You've not seen Discovering Natural 's bottle.
DeleteI have coconut oil, castor oil, Eucalyptus oil and pain kernel oil in mine.
ReplyDeleteNice! I've never used Palm Kernel Oil before though.
DeleteI have no idea where mine is.
ReplyDelete*sight*
Lol!
DeleteIve never used an applicator bottle honestly, I can just see laziness overcoming my enthusiasm.
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