The Wonders of Virgin Coconut Oil on Hair Growth

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coconut.jpgRemember my entry on Virgin Coconut Oil and Falling Hair? That was six months ago when folically-challenged me was at wits end trying to stop my hair from thinning out. I suffered from thinning hair since I was 42 years old and the cause is probably unhealthy scalp aggravated by dandruff. I was already thinking of buying a wig on the event that the bald spot gets more obvious. Today, I am happy to say to the blogosphere and the world, that my hair has more growth, is thicker and healthier. Hah, I sound like a shampoo commercial. *sways hair left and right* It looks like I have layered hair when in fact that’s the new hair growing. I attribute my luscious hair growth to the twice a week coconut oil massage on my scalp which in turn stimulates the hair follicles. Even my hairdresser noticed my new hair growth. Enough of those expensive hair regrowth tonic or hair spa !

I prodded my husband to massage virgin [tag]coconut oil[/tag] into his scalp 5 months ago. for months, I noticed my husband’s pink scalp gleaming underneath his thinning white hair.

Sooner or later, you could get bald, I told him.

Not only am I happy to note I have thicker hair today, but I also noticed something odd with my husband’s hair. True, he has thicker hair but….

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A growth of black hair emerges

part of his white hair has now a patch of black hair which was never there before (see the black hair in between the red arrow)

“hey you are revealing my secret!” he teases me as I take a snap.

His officemates notice the black patch of hair and has dubbed it the “racoon hair”

Could it be due to the coconut oil? Who knows? Maybe the dead hair follicles got stimulated, and nourished that it resurrected black hair?

The wonders of the coconut oil. After all, it came from the tree of life.


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  • noordiana zainal

    hi, im suffering from hair lost and dry hair so i was thinking of trying virgin coconut oil. The oil that i have is the liquid form in a bottle. I’ve read some articles that some VCO treatments starts with warming the bottle in warm water before applying. do u warm it first? and if so, will it affect the quality of oil if you warm the bottle every time you want to use it? hope u can apply..thank you.

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