Saw Palmetto Oil (Serenoa Repens) | Pure and Natural Cold-Pressed Oil | Moisturize and Nourish Skin, Prevent Hair Loss| Used in Cream, Lotion, Shampoo, Serum, and Many Others - 30ML

I use this on my scalp as a natural herbal way to block dht on my hair follicles, it's a good approach to preserve your scalp from hair fall.

Pros:1. Very protent, natural and organic.2. Pure saw palmetto oil.3. Absorbs quickly.4. No carrier oils to dilute the oil.Cons:1. Very strong sickening smell.2. Burns and iritates your skin and scalp.3. Cold pressed extraction method.This saw palmetto oil is very strong and potent. Would strongly suggest this oil is mixed with other carrier oils to dilute the oil to prevent burning and initiation of skin and scalp. Pumkin seed and castor oil would be ideal oils to mix with. Pumkin seed oil is also a strong dht blocker and does not burn your skin unlike saw palmetto, nettle leaf and rosemary oil. Castle oil is gentile on skin and scalp with hair strengthening properties. This product would be better for blocking DHT if CO2 extraction method is used instead of cold pressing. CO2 extraction method has no oxidation during the extraction process of oil and has higher ratio of fatty acids which means stronger DHT blocking properties.

I do not believe this to be the real thing - it smelled really strongly of clove oil.

Naturally derived and looks and feels good quality ideal for lots of cosmetic uses... add it to your shampoos as its supposed to be reddit good for hair... also ideal if your making soap at home... ideal also when mixed with a carrier oil for massages...A little goes a long way... so good value for money...

I find that this oil has a very strong smell even when mixed with creams and shampoo etc.,If you leave the lid off it overwhelms the whole room within seconds.I am not sure if I can grow like the smell to be honest.It has a stopper to shake the oil from the bottle which I do not like as I prefer a dropper system myself.Overall reasonable value if you can stand the smell.

I hadn’t used Saw Palmetto Oil before, but I had heard good things about it, particularly for its potential benefits related to hair health. It's often touted for promoting hair growth, reducing hair thinning, and improving scalp health. For me, it seemed like a good option to try, especially since I’ve been looking for natural ways to boost my haircare routine.I’ve been using it to massage my scalp a couple of times a week, mainly to help with thinning spots. The oil has a strong, earthy smell, so I’ve been careful to use it lightly, as the scent can linger a bit. The oil itself is pretty lightweight, so it doesn’t feel too greasy. After applying, I leave it on for about an hour before washing it out.So far, I haven't seen drastic changes—though I do think my scalp feels a bit more nourished. I’ve also noticed that my hair feels less dry after washing, which might be a sign that the oil is helping to improve overall hair health.The oil came securely packed within a thick cardboard box, so no concerns there.I’m optimistic about continuing to use this oil. It’s not an overnight miracle, but I do feel like it can help wwith my hair issues if I stick with it.

Saw Palmetto is claimed to reduce DHT in the scalp & therefore help with hair loss.This is a very small bottle.There is a strong smell of cloves, which is a red flag for me.Very poor value.

This seems okay to me. Get a decent amount.