Jamaican Black Castor Oil Helping with Hair Loss

A few months ago, I started having hair loss in the top right side of my scalp. It wasn't typical male pattern baldness, and I have more hair than most men my age. Since I didn't know if it, possibly, was caused by Lyme or Sjogrens Syndrome, I started looking up ways to help.

On the Sjogrens site, I noticed a good number of people had success stopping or re-growing hair with Jamaican Black Castor Oil. Though skeptical, I figured for the low cost, it was worth a try. Started using it a month ago, and I can tell you there is now little hair loss and, it seems, my hair is thicker. Supposedly, it helps with blood flow to the scalp.

I can assure you when you rub it into your scalp, it feels oily at first, and you don't want to go anywhere something covering your head. Usually, I put it on every other day at about 6:00 pm, so it will dry some before going to bed. I do put an extra pillow case on my pillow, but it still doesn't show much since I let it dry well before laying down.

Who knows? Maybe I'll start losing hair again tomorrow, but so far, so good. No guarantees, but for the price, not much of a risk. The one I bought is called Sunny Isle Jamaican Black Castor Oil, and I paid about $8.00 for it. I still have more than half the bottle as a little goes a long way.

There may be better versions of it, but I just guessed at one on Amazon.

Glad to see you found something that’s working. After reading reviews about that particular brand, I might try it myself.

What I noticed, There certainly is a handful of natural supplements to use for hair loss but there is no dedicated website that has all this information in one place.

For the price, astroman, it can't really hurt. When first rubbed into scalp, it feels oily but that gets better after an hour or two. It also has made my hair feel less dry.

Paul B - This one was not open, but your point is well taken. Remembring back, I believe someone had recommended this brand on a Sjogrens website, then I saw it on Amazon.

Hey WBF - Over the last-few months, I have stopped using the Jamacian Black Castor Oil. I don't know if it was the cause or not, but after awhile I seemed to start losing more hair than before I started using it. That seems to have stopped, Again, I don't know if that was the cause, but I'll probably try it again in a few weeks to see what happens.

I read if used too much, it can cause that. Will try it again but less often. Thanks for the brand recommendation at that price.