Yes, you have to refrigerate brewed tea mixtures. They mold. I found out the hard way!
The Wild Beast From The Land of Hair That Cannot Be Tamed
Pixie - Chin- Shoulder - APL - BSL - Waist - TBL
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Just less shedding. Much less. I use about 10 drops in 8 oz in a plastic bottle. I am losing.g about 5 -30 hairs at a time now. Before it was 60-120.
Going for terminal, but also enjoying wearing my hair down and curly.
I made spray with peppermint and tea tree oil. And another benefit is my hair is easier to braid, but i think i overdid on oil a bit. Must use less next time.
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Ravenheather do you use it on dry hair or wet? Doesn't it make your hair oily when you use it on your scalp?
Ear - Chin - *cut out layers* - SL - APL - BSL - MBL - WL
Yarok low poo alternating with BodyShop Rainforest Shine CO - Rosemary/ACV rinse - Coconut oil once a week
Personally, I always dilute essential oils in carrier oils before mixing with water. Oils and water don't mix, so the little droplets of pure EO floating in water could still burn skin.
Of course, if you apply to hair it may matter less, and some EOs can burn more than others, but I dilute in carrier oils, just in case. EOs need tiny concentrations to be effective anyway. Also, beware of spritzing photosensitizing EOs on scalp area within a few hours before going out. It takes many hours (overnight and more) for the photosensitizing effect to disappear.
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