Alright, so a while back, I got this itch to try out making my own hair oil. I’d been hearing all sorts of good stuff about tea tree oil and how it can do wonders for your hair and scalp. So, I figured, why not give it a shot? I mean, I’ve always been into trying out DIY stuff, so this was right up my alley.

First things first, I needed to get my hands on some tea tree oil. I remember going to a few different stores, checking out their essential oil selections. Finally found a decent-looking bottle at a local health store. It wasn’t super cheap, but I figured it was worth the investment if it was going to do all that magical stuff for my hair.

Next, I had to decide what I was going to mix it with. I did some quick online reading on my phone, and it seemed like most people were using some kind of carrier oil. You know, like jojoba oil, coconut oil, or almond oil. I ended up going with coconut oil because, well, I just like the smell of it.

Then came the fun part – mixing everything together. I grabbed a small, clean glass bottle I had lying around, and poured in some of the coconut oil. Then, I carefully added a few drops of the tea tree oil. I didn’t want to overdo it, because I know that stuff can be pretty potent. I think I ended up using something like 5 drops of tea tree oil for every tablespoon of coconut oil. I just shook the bottle up to make sure it was all mixed well.

After that, I was eager to try out my homemade concoction. I started by applying a small amount to my fingertips and massaging it into my scalp. It felt pretty nice, I gotta say. A little tingly, but in a good way. I left it on for about 30 minutes, and then I washed my hair like I normally do.

I kept using the oil a couple of times a week, and after a few weeks, I did start to notice a difference. My scalp felt a lot less itchy, and my hair seemed a bit shinier and healthier overall.

My Routine

• Gather supplies: tea tree oil, carrier oil (coconut, in my case), a small glass bottle.
• Mix: Combine carrier oil with a few drops of tea tree oil in the bottle (I used about 5 drops per tablespoon of carrier oil).
• Shake well: Make sure the oils are thoroughly blended.
• Apply: Massage a small amount into the scalp.
• Wait: Leave it on for about 30 minutes.
• Wash: Shampoo hair as usual.
• Repeat: Use a couple of times a week.

Now, I’m not saying this is some kind of miracle cure or anything, but I definitely think it helped improve the overall health of my hair and scalp. Plus, it was kind of fun to make my own hair product. I felt like a mad scientist or something! Anyway, that’s my little story about making and using tea tree hair oil. It’s definitely something I’d recommend trying if you’re looking for a natural way to take care of your hair.