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Frequently Asked Questions
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Apply 1–3 drops into your palms, warm the oil, then smooth through locs and lightly massage into the scalp. Use on damp or dry hair daily or between washes. Start small and increase slowly to avoid buildup and maintain a light finish.
Frankincense is formulated lightweight and absorbs quickly. For fine or thin locs use minimal amounts—one drop per section—and focus on the scalp. Test on a small area first; if you notice heaviness or buildup, reduce quantity or frequency.
Yes. Frankincense is gentle and helps soothe dry, flaky scalps by moisturizing and reducing irritation. For persistent dandruff, use alongside a medicated shampoo as recommended. Begin with light applications and monitor scalp response before increasing regularity.
Start with 1–4 drops per application depending on length and density. Short or fine hair needs less; thick or longer locs may need more. Concentrate on the scalp and mid-lengths while avoiding saturation at roots to prevent buildup.
Yes. Frankincense pairs well with most leave-ins and creams when used as a sealing oil after water-based products. Avoid layering with heavyweight waxes or heavy-duty greases that create buildup. Always patch test when combining multiple styling formulations.
Individual results vary, but many clients notice improved moisture and reduced breakage within 4–8 weeks. More noticeable growth and increased strength generally appear after three months of consistent daily use combined with proper cleansing and protective styling.