Doo Gro Mega Thick Growth Oil

This is one of my favorite hair oils to use. I always keep some on hand. For many years I hesitated to buy it because I thought it was too expensive and that it was some gimmick to make money. But, one day I just needed oil and that was the only one available at the store I was shopping at. I read the bottle to see what such a high price was about and I was very pleased with the ingredients. There was no petroleum or mineral oil to weigh the hair down when I wanted light conditioning. What pleased me most was that the oil contained protein. Protein is one of my favorite things to use on my hair. This is because I know that protein strengthens and conditions my hair like nothing else I've used. Because my hair texture at the time of purchase was a texturized 3b; I only use protein products and conditioners while my hair is wet because most of them are water based and cause me to lose the hairstyle I'm trying to achieve. Having protein available in an oil is a great thing for me.

Though the oil is expensive; the bottle has lasted a long time for me. I feel this makes it worth the money. I spent about $10 for a 4.5 oz bottle. The bottle states that it "promotes thick, strong, growing hair," and that it "thickens and strengthens damaged hair." The ingredients besides protein were also pleasing to me. Some of these included shea butter, soybean oil, oat extract, and wheat germ oil. The fragrance is a wonderful plus as well. This is one of the better smelling products on my shelf. I am a fragrance lover and find this oil to smell wonderfully. In addition; the fragrance does not conflict at all with my perfumes and is very flattering and feminine. I have gotten compliments on the smell of my hair alone.

This, as with any oil, will weigh the hair down and make it greasy if you use too much of it. I do feel this oil can be used on thin or thick hair. I think it should be used sparingly on thin hair and moderately on thicker hair. It should never be used in excess. This would be an unnecessary waste of money. Truly a little will go a long way to conditioning your hair and improving its health.