Inversion Method Update - 1 inch in 1 week?

A few weeks ago I executed the inversion method. I did it for seven days and now I'm here to share the results with you. But first, here's what I did:

• Apply an oil mix* to scalp and massage for approximately 3 minutes. (On one occasion I also applied some cayenne pepper for increased stimulation, not much difference felt.)
• Stand touching my toes for four minutes (timed)
• Return to upright position slowly, so as to minimize dizziness
• Rinse - Here is where I deviated a little. I rinsed maybe every other day after observing that many ladies for whom this method worked, did not rinse daily.

*The oil mix was a concoction I threw together using small amounts of many oils I was trying to finish up and get rid of. It included avocado, coconut, castor, and henna oil. The mix though, had a base of EVOO, with EVOO making up more than 50%.

RESULTS

Inversion Method - take 2

I have tried the inversion method before, but not completely. Because while it appears simple - massage scalp with oil, invert, rinse - I just find that in actuality, it's a hassle for me.

Oil mix + cayenne pepper for inversion method

Upside Down You're Turning Me - Inversion method

Now call me crazy, but I tried this bad boy a few weeks ago! I had previously seen this method circulating on the net but for whatever reason, I didn't pay it much attention. About a month ago, I read a post in which Yahya of Pocahontas Haircare Secrets spoke about this method and her successes using it. At this point, I thought well it's only 28 minutes of my week, if it works great, if not oh well.

The Heat is on - Greenhouse Effect

In my post about the dryness I have been experiencing, I said that I will employ this technique to infuse moisture into my strands. But can it also be used as a growth aid? What is this technique all about?

Greenhouse Effect

Well remember, in science class we learnt that this is the natural process by which the atmosphere traps some of the Sun's energy, warming the Earth enough to support life (and obviously growth).

Many also use this technique to grow plants and now, you guessed it, we use it to grow our hair (no surprise there! lol).