Good for: flaky scalp, oily roots with dry ends, itchy scalp.
Garlic Oil Capsules
Yes, the smell is real. But garlic has sulfur compounds that improve blood circulation in the scalp, and sulfur is one of the building blocks of the keratin your hair is made of.
If you can manage leaving it on overnight with a shower cap, add 2–3 garlic oil capsules to castor oil and massage it into the scalp. Wash with a clarifying shampoo in the morning. The smell clears up after a thorough wash.
Good for: hair fall, bald patches, slow-growing areas.
How to Make Your Mix
Keep it simple. Pick one or two capsule types, not all five at once. Use a dark glass bottle if you can — vitamin E and D break down in light. Mix fresh batches every 2–3 weeks rather than making a large batch that sits for months.
Apply 1–2 times a week, leave on for at least an hour (overnight works better), then wash out properly. One rinse with shampoo usually isn’t enough for castor-based oils — two rounds is standard.
Results take 4–6 weeks to show up consistently. That’s not a long time if you’re actually consistent.
