Head Massage Oil for Hair Growth, Hair Fall Control, Headache & Anxiety Relief

I used it for two months, applying the oil about 20 minutes pre-wash. My hair doesn’t feel as fragile and the scalp no longer has that tight helmet feeling in the morning. It’s subtle, not a dramatic transformation, but enough that I’ll keep this in my rotation.

I live in a high-humidity region and struggle with both scalp oiliness and hair-fall. Many oils made it worse. This one has a lighter, non-greasy feeling I found more manageable. I put a small amount just on the scalp region before bed, wrap up overnight, wash next morning. The result, hair seems a bit smoother, fewer stray strands when I run my fingers through. The scent lingered a little, so if you dislike herbal smells you might want to apply in a part of the day where you’re less bothered. Overall a positive experience.

My hair has been thinning and I was looking for something gentler than the strong serums I had tried. I used this twice a week, after warm scalp massage, then washed with a mild shampoo. After about six weeks I see fewer tiny baby hairs breaking off when I gently comb. The scalp also feels calmer and less scratchy than before.

My job involves long hours at a desk, sometimes headaches and mental fatigue settle in. I bought this oil hoping this might help with stress or tension. I started massaging it into my temples + scalp before bed a few times a week. I can’t say it eliminated the headaches entirely, but days where I’d wake up feeling tired are fewer. My sleep also feels slightly deeper. The bottle size was small for U.S. standards and shipping cost added up, but I feel it was worthwhile for the difference.

I picked up Brahmi Thailam about 5 weeks ago because I’ve been dealing with persistent hair-fall and a mildly itchy scalp. I used to apply a standard hair-oil but it didn’t address the scalp issues. With this oil, I massage it into my scalp 10 minutes before shampooing, leave it in while I shower, then wash out. After a month I noticed fewer hairs in the drain, and the scalp doesn’t feel as tight.