Which Hair Oil is Best for Hair Growth?

Tired of switching from one hair oil to another? We feel you. It’s overwhelming. One day it’s onion oil, the next day it’s rosemary. But seriously… which hair oil actually helps your hair grow? Let’s end the confusion! Let’s break it down in today’s video. The winner of the award for Best Hair Oil goes to rosemary oil. Rosemary oil may be as effective as minoxidil (the hair growth medication that we commonly get in hair loss clinics). Rosemary reduces inflammation and blocks dihydrotestosterone, the hair-loss hormone. It can give amazing results—consistency is the key.

Also, Pumpkin seed oil is gaining popularity for a reason. This one has real science behind it. Studies show that taking pumpkin seed oil daily helped people grow more hair in just 6 months! Pumpkin seed oil also blocks the hair loss hormone, “dihydrotestosterone,” that shrinks your hair follicles. But those studies have only been conducted in non-human models. Other research has suggested that pumpkin seed oil may be helpful for people experiencing hair loss when used as a nutritional supplement. But we need more studies for sure.

Coconut, Castor, and Argan Hair Oil for Hair Growth?

These are great for making your hair feel soft and shiny. But growing new hair? Not much proof. Coconut oil can reduce breakage, but it won’t magically regrow your hair. Castor and argan? It’s mostly hype. So, what should you use? It depends on your scalp and your hair. But here’s the golden rule: Massage it 2–3 times a week, leave it for a few hours, and stay consistent. Hair growth takes time.

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