Kitsch Rosemary Scalp & Hair Strengthening Oil

Most Helpful Positive Review

I might be kissing eczema good-bye

I have only been using this oil since 24-Aug so I do not have any photos to share progress since it is still pretty early, however I did want to write a review for this oil to speak on what I have noticed about my scalp health in regards to eczema I have had for 9 years. I was diagnosed with eczema ...in 2015 and whilst most of it has subsided, the bits which are left are isolated to my neck upward. I have used a prescription shampoo every other week for the last 5 years to combat the scalp eczema which is left. I've long known that RX shampoo was only to treat the condition and was doing NOTHING to protect my hair, much less the overall health of my scalp, so I have been looking for a way to get off of it for a while now. I definitely prefer a more natural, holistic approach to handling it. Enter the scalp oil. I am a once per week washer as my hair simply does not build up oil more quickly than this, so I follow what my hair and scalp are telling me. In the past, I would typically begin to notice dryness and flakiness from the eczema around my temples and on either side at the nape of my neck on approx. day 3 or 4 post-wash (likely because my body wanted me to use that awful rx shampoo again simply for treatment), and whilst I was curious if the oil would lessen these symptoms, I was not necessarily hopeful. A couple of weeks ago, as I sectioned my hair to oil it on wash day, I noticed exactly NO FLAKES AT ALL in the previously effected areas. I gasped and held my breath because I was too nervous to speak what I was thinking, but the flakes have now consistently been absent for the last 3 wash cycles. I'm feeling confident that with the continued use of this oil, I might be able to kiss eczema goodbye forever. Even if after several months this oil does nothing to change my hair density or length, this result alone has been more than worth it to me, and I already feel it is one of the best decisions I could have made for myself.