What do you oil with?

[TheForestFae]

Rice bran oil is my new favorite 🌝 easy to find in where I lived, inexpensive, also was super light and easy to shampoo it out 😁 the smell to me it’s amazing

[Pouncequick]

I chose sweet almond oil because it's the most consistent. I use it as a pre-poo oil.

I also use mineral oil as a rinse out between washing and conditioning and I use jojoba as a leave in as needed. Sometimes I trade the pre-poo oil with grapeseed or whatever is on hand since I tend to use food oils. I don't care for coconut or olive oil. I feel like they don't work well with my hair.

[AshtangiPNW]

I like camellia or argan for pre-poo on lengths and a blend for pre-poo scalp oil. The camellia is really light and doesn’t cause breakouts if used as a leave-in, so that’s a benefit too.

[Kerrtu-Kevät]

I use Garnier Extraordinary oil. Honestly it's more a silicone oil than plant oils(It has Olive, Avocado, Almond and Sunflower oils listed on the bottle though) but it works well for me and I've never had good luck with pure oils

[adani25]

I have done a blend of oils for my hair with safflower, grapeseed, olive, almond, avocado, and coconut. My shampoo and conditioner have argon and jojoba oil as well.

[GoatLady]

I use a variety of oils in my hair care routine. I have some special mixed, scented oils for my ends. Those include a couple of different "beard oils", Moroccan oil, and a fancy French hair oil.

when I want to do a deep oil treatment, overnight, I mix a concoction of different oils. That could include avocado, olive, castor, and some various essential oils like rosemary, peppermint, tea tree, etc...

[Glitch]

Jojoba. I used to use coconut which was amazing, but it eventually gave my hair that typical crunchy texture some get from it.

[UP Lisa]

My hair seems to love Argan oil.

[Fiorentina]

Sweet Almond Oil

[Joyful Mystery]

I use a good quality olive oil (California Olive Ranch) for cooking and for my hair.