Fertilizing Temple Balm with Nettle Leaf and Horsetail Extract

Started using this product after trying Jamaican Black Castor Oil along with Biotin. I had lost my hair in the middle (huge bald spot) due to hormonal imbalance and fasting. Using the JBCO along with other essential oils (Lavender, Rosemary, Coconut, Basil and Jojoba) made my scalp very itchy beyond belief. I ended up scratching an additional 40% of my hair out. I had a massive amount of hair loss (from 8-9 inches to less than 1/2 an inch). After 6 months of no hair growth, I decided to try ORS Fertilizing Temple Balm on the area that was completely bald (massaging dime size amounts for at least a minute) with Rosemary Oil (using an eye dropper and massaging on the bald area for at least a minute) twice a day along with the Biotin supplements. I had hair growth in the bald spot within 5 days (felt like peach fuzz), which was only 10 uses. It has now been a little over two months and I have 2 inches of growth there. The other areas where the hair fell out from the oils was growing but slower than the area that was completely bald. I was using JBCO for those areas but have since stopped. I've started using the ORS Fertilizing Temple Balm in those areas (about 2 weeks ago). I can now grab the hair with my fingers and braid it. I've only been relaxing my edges and a small part of the back of my head. I have used no harsh chemicals on the effected areas, nor have I used anything that would cause friction on those areas. Ordering my third jar of ORS Fertilizing Temple Balm from Amazon today. I can't speak for anyone else, but this product has worked very well for me. Remember that our bodies do not respond exactly the same to anything. What works for one may not work for others, just like the daily use of Jamaican Black Castor Oil did not work for me.This product is meant to be used on affected areas of your scalp, not as a scalp or hair moisturizer. It should not be applied to your hair at all, but only to your scalp to "stimulate growth". If it is heavy on your hair, it is because you are using it incorrectly. If you are losing hair, you may be allergic to one or more of the ingredients. It is suggested that you do a patch test for allergic reaction FIRST before using this product.My hair care/growth regime: ORS Fertilizing Temple Balm and Rosemary Oil twice a day (morning and evening), Biotin once a day, Avocado and Sweet Almond Oils 3-4 times a week as a scalp message and hair moisturizer, shampoo with Design Essentials Natural Almond and Avocado Moisturizing Shampoo, condition with Design Essentials Natural Almond and Avocado Detangling Leave-In Conditioner (I mix both the shampoo and leave-in conditioner with Avocado oil), and hot oil treatments (30 minutes) every other weekend (Olive Oil, Avocado Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut Oil, Jamaica Black Castor Oil and Jojoba Oil).

I got a sew in ( after 7 yrs ) and a hair stylist braided my hair too tight. When I removed the extensions, to my shock and dismay I had traction alopecia. I was so angry, I wanted to cry. I did research, and a YT blogger said this balm helped her hair grow, along with Rosemary oil. She said apply twice a day. I massage into my scalp. I also had to use a Derma roller to open my hair follicles. I use the Derma roller twice a week until I saw my hair growing back. Well, this combination made my hair grow back after 4 months. The first signs of hair loss , is the best time to use this product. Don’t get a hairstyle that’s going to be tight and pull out your hair. If you get a tight hairstyle by a so called professional, immediately take it out or tell them they are braiding too tight. You see my pictures as proof. This product works ! The price is very reasonable for helping my hair grow back. FYI, don’t wear tight hair style you are trying to grow your hair back.

I love this product and will be sure to stock up now that I see some of the amazing hair products I grew up using disappear. My edges have been stressed out due to years of wearing weaves and wigs and this product is perfect for stimulating growth on my edges and throughout my hair. This product is a definite must try

Love this product. I’ve been using it for years. I recommend it to all my clients. My edges are very thin. After I get braids this is my go to.

To be honest I used it for 3 weeks straight. Once at the beginning of the day and once at the end of the day & washed my hair once a week. I felt like my hair went from soft to brittle and dry in the spots that I place this product in. I stopped to have my hair come back to it's normal state. I think I would try to put less of it on the next time I'm willing to try it again I just have to figure out what my hair or my body responds to because everybody's hair response to products differently.My husband said he noticed a difference, I just really didn't like the way my hair was feeling on those parts that I was applying it to. I might have to spread out the amount of applies for this product just because of how it makes my hair feel.So 3 stars because my husband noticed a difference in growth and also because of how it made my hair feel.I have 4C hair type and was applying to hear on my edges.

I love this product and it works!

Smells good, very thick and creamy - a little goes a LONG way and I cannot stress that enough! It is like a perfect buttery wax (I am super in love with the consistency in the jar - but also confused by how it reacts in my jair) not sure how anyone is massaging it in well though because -even with my hair wet sometimes -when massaging it in my thin temples, it starts to get very tacky almost glue like and I can only massage it a few seconds before surrounding hairs get caught in the grease and can't keep massaging because I'm afraid it is too rough on the hair when it is stuck together like that. I still try to massage it in for a few seconds anyway before I rub in the rosemary oil but not enough to get a good massage in. It is odd though, after a few hours, you think the hair will be glue like and stuck together like a hard gel but it is extremely greasy and oily instead. At that point, I can actually rub it in pretty well & by the end of the day, it actually soaks up/gets dispersed throughout the rest of your hair. I love how it makes my scalp tingle like it is working & I really love how it's sweet soft smell makes the harsh disgusting smell of rosemary a lot more bearable on my head - the smell of rosemary reminds me of tiger balm which is nauseating to me. Using it morning and night , hope to see results and post them once I've used it up over the next month or two