What Are Wild Growth Hair Oil Ingredients?

The question of whether or not wild growth hair oil contains sulfur came from recently from a reader. Also listed is the full list of ingredients for the growth oil, just in case you are looking for it. Let’s talk about Wild Growth Hair Oil briefly before I get into the answer or whether or not it contains sulfur.

Many of us that have been on our hair growth journey for a few years and frequent hair forums became familiar with Wild Growth Hair Oil some years ago. This is definitely not a new product. There have been many women who swear they have received an increase in growth using the oil. I have never tried it. I have opted for making my own growth aid. However, if you do not want to channel your inner mixologist, I understand. This post is for you 🙂

What does it do?

According to the manufacturer’s site, Wild Growth Hair Oil is designed for use by any hair type. The site states the oil will:

• aid in growth
• soften hair
• deodorize the hair between washes
• improve moisture retention
• detangle
• relieves dry itchy scalp
• fight frizz

This is not a review. As I stated, I have not used the products but someone asked about the product so I wanted to give more info and answer the question.

Does it contain sulfur?

Ingredients:

Olive Oil, coconut oil, Jojoba Oil, Vitamin D, Choline, Inostol, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, and Calcium.

The ingredients can be a little misleading. It does contain Phosphorus. Now, there is a difference between Sulfur and Phosphorus but for the sake of argument…yes, it does contain sulfur. Both are in the same family of sulfides. I will spare you the Chemistry lesson but if you are sensitive to sulfur, I would not use this product. I would suggest making your own or finding a growth aid that specifically states it does not contain sulfur.

I hope this helps. If you have any questions about this or other products, feel free to email me.