Anybody Still Use Sulfur 8 Grease?

[IMFOCSD]

I have noticed thinning And breakage around my hairline/edges... only the front though. I suspect that daily puffs on my natural hair is the cause because it always felt tight.

I applied some sulfur 8 grease to my edges and OMG it feels great! I love the long lasting cooling sensation it gives but I can do without the smell. I'm hoping with consistent use it will help my edges fill in.

How do you ladies feel about this product??

 

[yaya24]

Always hated that stuff. Im sensitive to smells.
I would be sad when my mom used it on us.

Lol

 

[HappyAtLast]

I've been making my own "sulfur 8" oil for a while now, so I haven't bought Sulfur 8 in many years. I love sulfur and I love grease! I just don't like grease on my scalp which is why I use oil instead, but I love grease on my strands.

 

[IMFOCSD]

Always hated that stuff. Im sensitive to smells.
I would be sad when my mom used it on us.

Lol

Lol that's funny but I definitely agree the smell is terrible!

 

[IMFOCSD]

I've been making my own "sulfur 8" oil for a while now, so I haven't bought Sulfur 8 in many years. I love sulfur and I love grease! I just don't like grease on my scalp which is why I use oil instead, but I love grease on my strands.

Sooo do u mind sharing how you make your oil!?? Lol

 

[IDareT'sHair]

I had the 'itchies' last Fall/Winter. I purchased the Lite - Medicated.

Soothe my scalp ol' skool style.

 

[HappyAtLast]

Sooo do u mind sharing how you make your oil!?? Lol

Absolutely! Use 8 oz of your favorite oil and add 1 tsp sulfur powder, shake well. (This recipe is all over this site!) You have to shake it well every time you use it because it doesn't actually dissolve. My favorite oil to use is Mahabhringaraj Oil.

 

[GGsKin]

I used to use the light one sparingly as I always found regular grease too heavy (my hair was relaxed back then). I never found the smell that bad- I still have some.

I recently started using my own oil/ sulphur blend (inspired from here), but I am not consistent. I don't need a lot of oil on my head- even if I apply lightly.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

This thread made me go check my stash to make sure I have one in there ret-to-go for Fall/Winter.

 

[PuddingPop]

I still use it as needed. Its the only thing that tames my scalp when it starts acting up on me.

 

[IMFOCSD]

Absolutely! Use your favorite oil and add 1 tsp sulfur powder, shake well. (This recipe is all over this site!) You have to shake it well every time you use it because it doesn't actually dissolve. My favorite oil to use is Mahabhringaraj Oil.

Thanksss!

 

[IMFOCSD]

I still use it as needed. Its the only thing that tames my scalp when it starts acting up on me.

Ditto, this and neutrogena them shampoo

 

[IMFOCSD]

I used to use the light one sparingly as I always found regular grease too heavy (my hair was relaxed back then). I never found the smell that bad- I still have some.

I recently started using my own oil/ sulphur blend (inspired from here), but I am not consistent. I don't need a lot of oil on my head- even if I apply lightly.

I'm gonna try the lite because the regular is kinda 2 thick.

 

[IMFOCSD]

This thread made me go check my stash to make sure I have one in there ret-to-go for Fall/Winter.

Lol glad I could help!

 

[HappyAtLast]

Thanksss!

I just realized I didn't mention how much oil. 8 oz oil to 1 tsp sulfur.
I'll edit my original post.

 

[L.Brown1114]

I do! It does smell and it is too thick. I'm going to try sulphur powder with jojoba oil since my fine strands are sensitive to oil

 

[Country gal]

I like Jamaican black castor oil for thinning hair.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Lol glad I could help!

@IMFOCSD

Thanks Gurl!