Great for Caucasian Hair, Too!
I have course, wavy hair. Many years ago I used VO5 hot oil treatments when conditioners weren't cutting it. After rediscovering Vo5 and being disappointed with it (the cost [3.99 for two treatments] and the horrid smell), I decided to browse the ethnic haircare shelves. Low and behold I found Doo Gro and gave it a shot. I've used it for 4 weeks and couldn't be more pleased. Seriously, this product will not disappoint if you USE IT CORRECTLY. Since there are no directions for Caucasian hair, I use like a typical hot oil treatment: apply liberally to scalp and hair, let set for 5 minutes. Wash and rinse THOROUGHLY 2 to 4 times (until almost all of the grease is out and hair has a "conditioned" feel). My scalp is naturally oily, so I give special attention to washing that area. Use this method every 2 to 3 washings. I no longer use conditioner - just a detangler on "off" days.<br /><br />Regarding hair growth. That is partially true. It doesn't make hair magically grow faster, but rather it keeps existing hair from breaking. They disclaim this on the bottle.<br /><br />My hair looks smooth and healthy. I can run a brush through it without snagging. My scalp is free from the itchy, flaky, tightness. It smells lovely. It's made in the U.S. It's great!
Rating: 5 stars