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The areas of northwest Mexico, southern California and southern Arizona are home to special shrubs called “Simmondsia chinesis” or Jojoba. Before the oil from this tree was used for hair fall treatment, the native Americans would collect it as a remedy for wounds and sores during the 1970s.
The truth is that jojoba oil is not considered oil, but a substance known as Wax Ester. Because Wax Esters share similar properties with the oils in our skin, applying this to the skin will cause it to believe it is producing adequate amounts of oil. Aside from the treatment of thinning hair, it is also used to take care of acne without the risks of side effects.
Jojoba oil can be considered a unique and natural hair growth spray since it can be used as a hair conditioner. The ingredient will safely take away any residue in the hair while packing all of the follicles with moisture, making the strands healthier, stronger, cooler and cleaner.
There are instances where the scalp gets so dry, leading to the formation of dandruff and hair fall at an accelerated rate. The good news is that jojoba oil has the ability to keep hair follicles moisturized without any residue being left behind. This is turn will help the hair cells multiply quickly. For effective use, once you apply the oil on your scalp, do not rinse it off immediately. Leave it on the hair for a few minutes to let it do its magic.
The most common way that jojoba oil is used to treat thinning hair is by mixing it together with shampoo and conditioner. The ingredients should be able to protect the hair strands from drying up and getting damaged, but the results may vary since everyone has varied kinds of hair which will react in a different way to whatever products or oils they will use.
Loose and damaged hair may cause discomfort and other problems, but making use of a natural hair growth spray will help prevent this from happening. See your doctor to get advice on what can be done about your condition.
Have you tried jojoba oil before? If you did, was it effective?
