Neno Natural's DIY Hot Oil Treatments Course

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"Grow Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for optimal hair growth)

"Feed Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for dry hair)

"Tame Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for frizzy hair)

"Love Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for weak/brittle/damaged hair)

"Soothe Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for itchy scalps)

"Adore Me" Hot Oil Treatment
(for thin or thinning hair)

Application Of Hot Oil Treatments

Hot oil treatments are designed to be applied to hair before the hair is shampooed. 

You will notice that my hot oil treatment use a lot of solid butters rather than liquid oils, there is a special reason for this: Butters have a very low percentage of polyunstaurated fats; this means that they are better able to penetrate your hair fibre to moisturize & condition the hair from within.

Where Should You Start?

1. Look at the recipe then buy the ingredients. 

• The name and volume of each ingredient you need to do all 6 recipes is in "Neno Natural's DIY Hot Oil Treatments ~ Course Ingredients List" (It's currently a free pdf download).
  
• Alternatively, each blog and video also provides a summary of what is in the recipe.

2. Can you use these recipes to start a business?

• No, these recipes are proprietary to me. However, with enough experience you can easily come up with your own commercially viable recipes. If you do, you will need to get the stability and viability checked by a legitimate lab. You will also have to make sure that you follow any necessary legislation.

Resources

Ingredients List

Blogs Related To Hot Oil Treatment Recipes

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Health, Safety & Practical Guidelines - Precautions To Take Before Making Neno Natural's DIY Hair Recipes

General Knowledge On Carrier Oils & Essential Oils

1. 10 Tips On How To Work With Essential Oils Safely - Guidelines
2. Remember Naturals, Oils Are Not Moisturisers!
3. THE Best Oil For Natural Hair. A Mega Summary! (to be updated with more oils soon)
   
4. Are Cold Pressed Oils Better For Hair?
5. What Is The Difference Between An Essential Oil And A Carrier Oil
   
6. What Are Infused Oils? Why Choose Them For Your Natural Hair?
7. What Are Polar Oils? How Do They Protect Natural Hair From Hygral Fatigue?
   
8. Why Are Polar Oils Better For Sealing Hair Than Non-Polar Oils?
   
9. What Are The Best Carrier And Essential Oils For Psoriasis?
   
10. Can Left Over "Hot Oil Be Used For Massage? (the quick answer is yes! Blog coming.)
    

Specific Carrier Oils

1. 5 Benefits Of Sweet Almond Oil On Natural Hair
2. What Is The Difference Between Sweet Almond Oil And Bitter Almond Oil?
3. The Supersonic Benefits Of Argan Oil On Natural Black Hair
4. 6 Fabulous Benefits Of Avocado Oil On Natural Hair
5. There's No Fat In Carrots So What's Carrot Tissue Oil?
6. 8 Benefits Of Castor Oil For Natural Hair & A Warning!
7. 6 Top Benefits Of Coconut Oil - A MUST For Every Natural Hair Regimen!
8. 8 Great Benefits Of Jojoba Oil On Natural Hair
9. What Is The Castor Oil Challenge? FAQs All Answered Here.

Carrier Oil Background Knowledge

1. How Are Carrier Oils Extracted From Plants? (Solvent, Cold, Expeller, Extraction)
2. What Are Refined Oils & Butters? Why Are They Refined?

Specific Essential Oils

1. The Benefits Of Cedarwood Essential Oil For Natural Hair
   
2. Which Cedarwood Essential Oil Is Best - Atlas, Chinese, Himalayan, Texas Or Virginian
3. Why Is Lavender Oil Great For Growing My Natural African Hair?
4. Why Is Rosemary Oil Great For Growing My Natural African Hair?
5. Benefits Of Thyme Essential Oil (Thymus Vulgaris) On Natural Hair
6. 6 Staple Essential Oils For Making DIY Hair Products!

Essential Oil Background Knowledge

1. How Are Essential Oils Extracted From Plants? (Steam Distillation, CO2 Extraction, Cold Press, Etc.)
2. Working With Essential Oils - Understanding Dilution
3. How To Tell Good Quality Essential Oils From Bad Quality Ones!
4. Why Do Pregnant Women Have To Consult A Doctor Before Using Essential Oils?

Questions & Comments

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