Ayurvedic Hair Oil With Bhringraj & 17 Rare Herbs With Coconut Oil and 4 Nourishing Oil For Hair Growth Help Control Hair Fall & Easy Hair Oil Applicator For Women and Men, 6.76 Fl Oz or 200 ml

Edit, several weeks later: I’ve continued to use this oil 2 to 3 times a week, and I’m seeing great results. I’ve been adding in other products too (check out my profile if you’re interested - I have a whole hair care list), but this Sesa oil has been the pillar of it all. I try to do it overnight or at least for several hours each time, and have been losing less and less hair as the weeks go on. It’s not an overnight fix, but the results are undeniable. My hair is consistently softer and less tangled, dries in half the time and doesn’t get oily or greasy anywhere near as fast, I’m shedding far less and I swear it looks like new hairs are thinking of popping through.I will say the comb on the bottle is pretty useless, it clogs with oil and the bottle becomes too slippy to squeeze, but it’s really best applied with warm hands and fingertips. Also, be sure to wash it out well, and to clean the oil off your forehead as it migrates!3rd pic is 3-4 weeks after first pics, and I bleached/dyed in between._______I’m growing out my hair after years of being pixie length, and am currently going through a seasonal/stress shedding phase. As such I’m constantly on the hunt for new and affordable products to treat my hair and scalp as well I possibly can. I’m a sucker for good smells and natural remedies that really work.I recently tried the parachute warming oil and it didn’t work for me, so this Sesa oil treatment was my next port of call.And oh my goodness. It’s so good.Straight out of the box, I noticed the nice comb attached to the bottle and that once that was screwed off there was a safety cap to keep the oil in. It smelled amazing - think beard oil meets baby powder.I warmed the oil by placing it in a bowl of tap warm water, just enough to loosen the oil enough to pour well. After combing my hair out and giving it a good spritz with rose water, I used the comb on the bottle to apply the oil through my roots all over my head.The last oil treatment I’d tried caused significant hair fall during application, so this time I used nitrile gloves to work it through my hair, all over my scalp and eventually my lengths and ends. I was immediately struck that there was very little hair fall at this point - it was all very gentle.I left it on for an hour this first time. When it came time to jump in the shower, I was again surprised to find my wide tooth comb just ran straight through it - something I don’t see often with my hair, usually there’s mystery tugs and tangles. I then washed it out with regular shampoo with the tiniest drop of clarifying shampoo added, which worked a treat. During washing, usually I’ll go a good way towards clogging the drain - not this time!I conditioned as usual and then wrapped my hair up ready to dry.It blow dried in half the time. Usually I’d have to clean out my brush a few times while blow drying - this time I made it through the whole process without even filling it once! Sure it had plenty of hair in it, but SO much less than usual, I couldn’t believe it.In the end my hair was super soft, silky and without a single tangle anywhere. Even my part somehow looked fuller and less sad than it did before. And that fresh hair feeling lasted all day too, sleek and tangle free.I have straight, shoulder length, low porosity hair - and this product is absolutely going to be a regular in my haircare routine. Easy to use, not messy at all, pleasant and the results are shockingly good.I can’t wait to see the results with continued use!

Ive only had this product for a couple weeks but i have only good things to say! The oilness is good and easy to massage into the scalp which is really good since i have a lot of hair and it helps me not overuse too much product, it makes my hair very soft after only a couple uses, it smells SOO good, and the design of the bottle is functional and easy to use!

Smells nice. Almost like baby powder. Packaging is not practical, bc you can’t control how much comes out of the spout, and hard to run it through your hair with the comb part. It’s also not microwave safe. I like to warm it up by putting the bottle in hot water first instead

I love using this hair oil. I have curly hair with dry scalp and I was experiencing a lot of breakage. This oil helps me address the moisture issue and has made my hair healthier and less breakage. The smell is strong which is very normal for ayurvedic oil but if you are not accustomed to the smell then it might bother you. I love the nozzle - supprising the nozzle works very well. I love my champi time. Definitely recommend it.

I really wanted to like the Sesa Ayurvedic Hair Oil, but unfortunately, it didn’t work for me. The smell is quite overpowering and not pleasant, which made it difficult for me to enjoy the application process. Additionally, despite following the instructions, it didn’t wash out of my hair as expected, leaving it greasy and heavy. It might work for others, but I won’t be using it again due to the scent and difficulty in washing it out.

Has too much perfume in it. Didn't suit me, had more hair fall after using this. Drained the whole bottle down in compost...

This is a really great hair oil—you can feel the difference after just a few uses. It makes my hair softer, smoother, and adds a healthy shine without feeling greasy. The frizz has reduced, and it absorbs nicely with a light, pleasant scent.

Yeah this is it. Only used it twice, and washed my hair every 2 days—would leave it on overnight. focused on scalp and massaged, then brushed and let it flow down to my ends, and put it in a braid. Washed the next day. Hair already feels like it’s growing but most importantly looks and feels healthier, not as much hair fall as I had before this (seriously), and is super shiny and my scalp doesn’t have dandruff. Smell really isn’t that bad—smells kind of like sweet spices like cinnamon. anyone who says otherwise just needs to grow up and suck it up. anyways buy it it’s worth it.