Try keeping it the fridge - the cold will help you 'feel' when it is coming out of the bottle. I usually just tap it in a few different spots along a part, then use my fingers to rub it around to the surrounding areas.

It means to section off your hair as you do it. You know how when you get your hair cut the hairdresser sections your hair, he/she does not cut it all just laying there. So you could make 2 pig tails and section each one horizontally, apply the oil to the parts you make. You can let the hair fall together after the oil is applied. Try to use the oil sparingly, when you are finished massage your scalp to help distribute the oil. You will be surprised how it spreads around. If you feel certain spots could use more, apply as you see fit. I think that a lot of people tend to use a lot because they don't realize that once you massage it around a little can go a long way. This goes for any hair/scalp oil treatment. You don't need to overdo it and soak your head to get results. I learned the hard way. Hope this helps!

Turn the bottle upside down and trace your scalp in a broad grid, focusing on problematic areas. Then take your fingertips to massage in. I use this 2x/week and have had the same bottle for more than six months.

Section by section just means that you section off your hair like front, back, left side, right side, and apply the oil to the scalp and massage it through your hair.

I just splash it on in the back section of the top of my head and then rub it through the rest of my hair.

I use the product and just ignore the section by section method of application. I just put dots of it around my scalp and massage it in. I mean really massage with my fingers and nails. A bottle lasted about 9 months.

tea tree seems to have no scent, patchouli stronger. somewhere in the middle. you will like the smell if you like potchouli.

it has a hint of tea tree oil , the eucaliptus aroma is the strongest

Product has a pretty strong smell..smells like eucalyptus heavily, as well as rosemary.

I finally bought this product and so I'll provide an additional answer. This product has a very strong scent of Eucalyptus and something else that I couldn't quite put my finger on.

Then if hit me: the scent reminds me of the smell of burning chimneys during winter time. Perhaps that smell is pine logs or some other synthetic fire wood --I live in Los Angeles so it wouldn't surprise me that those aren't real wood burning in the fireplace-- but the elixir had that exact fragrance.

It isn't bad and you do wash it out, but it's very strong!

think: poultry seasoning... but in a good way. :)

This product is effective in treating scalp conditions due to lack of circulation or other scalp conditions. It is not meant to address hereditary loss or loss due to medical treatments.

This product helps to stimulate your hair folllicule and increases microcirculation so it does help hair to grow. If you have actual hair loss use the Phytocyane treatment. Also try the vitamins

unfortunately no-

Yes, it will bring balance to the condition of your scalp.

It is awesome! I have had other products that work, but I always disliked using them because they were harsh on my hair while treating my scalp, or added buildup on my hair while drying my scalp. This is a pure pleasure to put on - I even put it on my man, I told him it is a "scalp massage".

The way I do it is to put it on my scalp at least 20-30 minutes before a shower, put my hair up in a bun and put a shower cap over it (to catch any mess if it starts to drip. Better safe than sorry!) When I am ready to shower, I take it all off and I massage my scalp once more before hopping in. The product is great! If you are concerned about the smell, just do it on a weekend. After two washes, the smell is less noticeable and people may even think it is your shampoo! :) Good luck!

Apply the scalp treatment ......leave it on for at least 30 mins to 1 hour
then wash it off with shampoo ...and follow with conditioner

Rosemary, sage, cypress eucalyptus, lemon.

I cannot imagine this occurring. I apply it to my scalp and wash it out. If you apply it conservatively, it does not run onto one's forehead or neck. I did not have any unexpected hair growth and have been using it for more than nine months.

I use a different brand of shampoo and conditioner, so I don't think it matters. Just as long as you leave it in before hand.

Color safe

I would be scared to try it because it is so strong - I have a feeling it would burn your eyes if it were to drip or smear. Maybe if you used only a tiny bit? I think there are probably other products out there which are better for the sensitive eye area.