My unruly hair is shinier and has grown a lot with an inexpensive 2 oil routine

For those with unruly locks in need of a life-saving solution, HELP is on the way: two affordable products.

After growing tired of her hard-to-manage hair, one woman finally found the routine that allowed her to grow and shine her hair the way she wanted.

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Reddit user Sinistersweetness11 told how she got herself out of a difficult situation in just two steps.

“For me it was a pre-wash hair treatment before I showered. I had/have really unmanageable hair,” she said.

Growing up in poverty, she had grown accustomed to using dual-action shampoos, but they did nothing to combat her frizzy hair.

Even when she switched to other products, nothing helped to tame her hair.

“It didn’t seem to matter what I put on it, it just started to frizz and I felt really bad about it,” she said.

After trying various treatments for years, she noticed no significant difference.

However, that would change when she came across a video on TikTok showing someone’s life-changing laundry routine.

“Once a week she applies castor oil to her roots to help her hair grow, and then she applies jasmine oil to the lengths,” she says.

She was extremely impressed with the TikToker’s results, without it costing a lot of money.

“She showed me the before and after pictures of her hair and because the products were cheap on Amazon, I bought them,” she said.

She certainly didn’t regret the purchases that helped her get out of what was an unmanageable maze of manes.

“And now my hair is amazing,” she said.

“It doesn’t frizz, my hair grows out a lot and it’s much stronger and shinier,” she added.

If you want to try out some budget-friendly buys for yourself, Amazon offers Heritage Store Organic Castor Oil for $19.99.

To make sure you don’t miss a step, they also sell Evoke Occu Pure Jasmine Essential Oil for $11.59.

Others shared their own favorite tips that they followed within the online beauty community.

“I just heard this from my mother-in-law! She uses Lubriderm to remove her makeup and it takes a fraction of the time it takes me to use micellar water and a cloth/wipe,” one Redditor wrote.

“Using an oil-based cleanser on dry skin before your regular cleanser! Game changer. Oil removes all the oil and dirt and leftover makeup from your skin,” said another.

“After that, just use your normal cleaning product with water,” they added.

“Double cleansing, blending eye shadow, and the importance of wearing sunscreen every day,” one user wrote.

“I wish I had known more about skin care sooner, but mid-20s are better late than never!” they continued.

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