First Botany Biotin Castor Oil Encourages Hair Progress, Scalp & Hair Strengthening Serum, Nourishing Remedy for Break up Ends, Dry Scalp, Secure for All Hair Sorts, 4 fl oz

Thick oil
This is quite thick (not as thick as pure vitamin e oil) so you definitely need to work it in with your fingers once applied to your scalp. The only problem is that is comes in a glass bottle and the two different types of applicator tips that come with the bottle, makes it very difficult to dispense the oil onto my scalp. One applicator tip is a twist open but because the oil is so viscous, it has a hard time coming out of the tip. The other one is a squeeze bulb tip, but whenever I squeeze the bulb it only picks up maybe half the length of the tip and when I take it out of the bottle it drips everywhere so it’s a mess. Plus wasteful the product. If it came in on a plastic squeeze bottle then the first tip would work best. Otherwise once you get this product in your scalp, you should really massage it in. I haven’t used it long enough to see if there’s any long-term benefits for my hair growth but for now it applies and feels the same on my scalp as the other types of oils I’ve been using for hair growth. It does leave your hair extremely greasy, so best to apply and leave it on your scalp for a few hours before washing (if you tend the shower at night) or just leave it on overnight and shampoo it off in the morning. It did not leave any irritation on my scalp at all, and the scent is very faint and pretty pleasant. This oil also doubles as a split end protector so just apply a small amount to the ends of your hair while your hair is still damp and brush it through the ends.

Hair Serum that Isn’t Pure Castor Oil but Rather Contains Castor Oil with a Tea Tree Scent
I feel that the title of this product is a bit misleading, because it implies that it’s castor oil you are purchasing. However, in the description details on the promotion page, it states that this product contains castor oil, and on the bottle itself, it says “castor oil infused.” I don’t see in the description as to how much castor oil is actually included. This oil has a pleasant tea tree scent, distinct but not overpowering, and it comes in a nice sized bottle with an included dropper. It’s a little runny but works okay as a hair serum. I put just a tiny drop in my hands and rub them together before quickly applying this to the ends of my hair, and it does seem to help with frizz. However, it really doesn’t seem any different from other hair serums out on the market, so I’m not sure if I’d buy this again. I do know that I will continue purchasing pure castor oil in which I get great results, and products like this that only contain castor oil are not ones I’m personally interested in.

Castor Oil and Vit E
After using this castor oil serum just shy of a month, I’m starting to see some nice improvements in my hair. My scalp feels a bit more hydrated and my ends are looking healthier and a lot less frizzy. It’s quite thick (which is typical for castor oil and Vit E) so I usually warm it in my hands before applying to help it spread more easily.

Great Ingredients For Scalp Health
This castor oil-infused hair oil is thicker since castor oil is a thick oil. I have heard castor oil by itself may help with eyelash and eyebrow hair growth, although I have not tried it. I was anxious to try this hair oil since it has tree tea, peppermint, rosemary, and other beneficial oils. Tree tea oil is the dominant scent of this oil. I used the dropper to squeeze the oil onto different parts of my scalp and gently rubbed it over my scalp. I put a hand towel on my pillow for protection. I found the oil easily washed out in my morning shower. I think a healthy scalp is key in promoting hair growth. I plan to use this oil three times per week. I hope it helps with hair growth. At the very least, it is pleasant to smell when drifting off to sleep, and the bottle size is generous for the price.