What are the ingredients?

The Official ingredient list for Wild Growth Hair Oil and Wild Growth Light Oil Moisturizer is below ( for more information on the history of Wild Growth oils and their ingredients listings visit www.wildgrowth.com) In formulating Wild Growth Hair Oil®, Wild Growth Company utilizes processing methods to quantitatively and qualitatively enhance and moderate ingredients utilizing a guarded 12 step nutrient extraction method yielding a proprietary Wild Growth® oil nutrient complex in accordance with Our vow . The raw ingredients used are : Oils of Coconut, Olive Oil, Jojoba, Rice Bran, Cocoa (Butter), Acerola , Pomegranate , Rosehip , and Pumpkin Seed. Extracts of Mushroom, Chick Pea, Lentil, Cocoa Mass, and Sesame seed. Essential oils Of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Lavender and Peppermint. Ingredients: In formulating Wild Growth Light Oil Moisturizer®, Wild Growth Company utilizes processing methods to quantitatively and qualitatively enhance and moderate ingredients utilizing a guarded 12 step nutrient extraction method yielding a proprietary Wild Growth® oil nutrient complex in accordance with Our vow . The raw ingredients used are : Oils of Coconut, Olive, Castor (USP), Jojoba, Safflower, Rice Bran, Flax seed, Roman Chamomile , Evening Primrose, Carrot, Pumpkin, Black Cumin seed, Grape seed, and Noni. Essential oils of Clary Sage, Eucalyptus, Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender and Peppermint.

Would this be recommended for fine straight hair? Or does it work best on coarse hair?

I don't think it's advisable for fine straight hair. It's very greasy, almost too much for me, I have course African hair. It also smells really bad, I generally have to shampoo every time I attempt to use it.

I noticed all races excpt for caucasions - Is the ingredients too harsh? If not I would like to try to grow back my crown and temple areas?

I am caucasian and as a treatment it definitely seems to help grow back patches of 'dying' hair while enhancing the body and texture of my hair overall. As a caucasian, though, you will probably NOT want to go to work or be seen in public with the oil still applied. WAAAY too oily, so it will make you look ridiculous at best. For obvious reasons, anyone with African ancestry could get away with this. There is a simple work-around in any case: I simply apply it at night, maybe two or three nights a week, then shampoo it out in the morning. It takes me two shampooings to wash it out completely. But the effect remains. An excellent product I think. Just as a side-note, I couldn't help but chuckle at the words of one of the earlier answers here: "race is just a social construct" they wrote, so they say it's not a factor to consider. That is such an absurd statement that I can only stand back in awe at the power of politically correct programming. Racial genetics dictate not just the shape of your hair, but the very structure and shape of your skull. You only need your eyes to prove that...! :-) For heaven's sake, think for yourself.

I didn't understand how to use it. Is it use for dry hair or damp? on all my hair or only part of hait, or only for scalp?

I gently squeeze a very small amount moving quickly over my scalp before I go to bed, but not every day. Since my long hair & scalp are both dry & never oily, it works well. Damp or dry, always on scalp only. I use a few drops of a different, lighter oil directly on my hair when I need it.

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