The reason why I decided to buy this hair oil instead of the one that went viral was because of the composition of the product.
The first six ingredients are castor oil, olive oil, rosemary oil, tea tree oil, menthol, and rosemary extract. I like the fact that it used castor and olive oil and that rosemary was high up on the ingredients list. I was worried about getting a burn or possibly some sort of allergic reaction so I didn't want to product that had rosemary oil as the first ingredient.
The quality of the oil is really good and I wasn't expecting it to be that great especially because I read some reviews on another website since iHerb didn't have any reviews on this product yet. Most of the reviews were talking about how they hated the oil because it was too thick since the first ingredient is castor oil. So imagine my surprise when I open the bottle and it was dripping profusely. It was more on the liquidy side than it was on the viscous side. It was very easy to apply due to it not being too thick but it also wasn't too runny as it wasn't exactly a liquid. I think it was a really good texture and not at all hard to spread like actual pure castor oil is.
I wasn't expecting the scent of the oil to smell that great but maybe it's due to the rosemary oil. Essential oils are usually used for their scent so it would make sense that this oil would smell good. I think Rosemary is a flower and I'm usually not into floral scents so I was really taken aback by how good this oil smelled.
