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Frequently Asked Questions
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Use Lavender Oil two to three times weekly for maintenance, or after washing when your scalp feels dry. Adjust frequency based on how your scalp responds; if you experience buildup, reduce applications. For nightly relaxation, a light weekly massage is beneficial.
Yes. Lavender Oil is best diluted in a carrier oil like jojoba, coconut, or sweet almond before scalp use. You can also add a few drops to conditioners or masks. Always patch-test for sensitivity before broader application.
When used sparingly and properly diluted, Lavender Oil should not weigh hair down. Apply a small amount to the scalp or mid-lengths, focusing on dry areas. Fine hair may require lighter use; rinse excess or use on damp hair to avoid greasiness.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding can alter sensitivity. Consult your healthcare provider before regular use. Many practitioners recommend avoiding concentrated essential oils in early pregnancy; if cleared, use minimal amounts diluted in carrier oils and perform a patch test.
Some users notice immediate soothing and fragrance after the first application, while scalp health improvements like reduced dryness and improved manageability typically appear after two to six weeks of consistent use.
Side effects are uncommon but can include skin irritation, redness, or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. Always perform a patch test before full use. Discontinue if irritation occurs and consult a dermatologist for severe reactions or persistent symptoms.