Ace Fall Hair Care With These 2 Expert-Approved Hair Oil Blend Recipes

Below, we tapped experts on the best oils to blend for your strands.

Anthony Dickey, hairstylist and founder of Hair Rules, is partial to mixing avocado, olive, almond, coconut, and castor oil with a base of jojoba oil since it's closest to the skin's own sebum. "They all work together really nicely, and you can use them at your discretion for your hair." The only caveat: Castor and coconut oil are quite thick, so you might want to add them slowly—whatever works best for your strands.

The thing is, there's no shortage of hair oil blends to play with. Although, these experts have a couple of favorite potions. 

Mix in a glass bottle or jar until well combined. Adjust the specific measurements to your liking—just make sure there's a larger ratio of carrier oils to essential oils, as those EO's can be quite potent. 

Mix all the ingredients in a glass bottle or jar until well combined. Again, feel free to play with measurements here, but no matter which oils you'd like to focus on (some prefer more almond to olive; others are looking for a douse of coconut), just remember to keep jojoba oil as the base. You might also want to use castor and coconut oil at your discretion, as those are the heaviest. 

Creating your own oil blend isn't so tricky—just combine a bunch of hair-healthy oils and call it a day. The good thing about mixing oils is that there's lots of room for trial and error (although, always be extra careful when dealing with those EOs). The most difficult part, it seems, is deciding whether you'll use the concoction as a hot oil treatment or hair mask.