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Hair Oiling Tips for Every Hair Type

Learn the best hair oiling routine for your hair type, including oils, herbs, and tips to maintain scalp health and stronger, nourished hair.

Oiling for Different Hair Types: What Works Best for You?

Every hair type has unique needs. A one-size-fits-all approach to hair oiling often falls short. Understanding your hair type — whether dry, oily, frizzy, curly, or straight — helps you choose the right ingredients and techniques for optimal results.

Here’s how to tailor your hair oiling routine based on your hair type:

  1. For Dry or Frizzy Hair

    Dry hair lacks moisture and is often brittle or prone to breakage. It needs deep hydration and nourishment.

    • Recommended Oil Base: Cold-Pressed Sesame Oil
    • Best Herbs: Brahmi, Ashwagandha, Hibiscus, Amla, Castor Oil
    • Tip: Use warm oil and leave overnight. Focus on the hair ends.

  2. For Oily Hair and Scalp

    Excess sebum can make the scalp greasy and clog follicles. Light oils with purifying herbs work best here.

    • Recommended Oil Base: Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil
    • Best Herbs: Neem, Tea Tree, Rosemary, Methi
    • Tip: Oil 1–2 hours before wash. Avoid overnight oiling if prone to acne.

  3. For Curly or Textured Hair

    Curly hair is more prone to dryness due to its shape, which prevents natural oils from coating the strands evenly.

    • Recommended Oil Base: Sesame or Almond Oil
    • Best Herbs: Bhringraj, Shikakai, Hibiscus, Jatamansi
    • Tip: Apply generously along hair length; use a wide-tooth comb after oiling.

  4. For Fine or Thin Hair

    Fine hair can become limp or weighed down with heavy oils. Use lightweight oils and minimal quantity.

    • Recommended Oil Base: Coconut or Grapeseed Oil
    • Best Herbs: Brahmi, Rosemary, Aloe Vera, Curry Leaves
    • Tip: Apply small amounts; focus on scalp rather than full length.

  5. For Mature or Aging Hair

    With age, hair tends to become dull, weak, or sparse. Ayurvedic rejuvenating herbs help revitalize it.

    • Recommended Oil Base: Sesame Oil (for its warming nature)
    • Best Herbs: Amla, Bhringraj, Pumpkin Seed, Saw Palmetto
    • Tip: Regular oiling twice a week helps restore strength and shine.

Bonus: Combination Hair

If you have an oily scalp but dry ends, combine techniques — oil your scalp lightly and use richer oils on the ends.