Olive oil and garlic are not typically considered causes of hair loss. In fact, olive oil is often used in hair care for its moisturizing properties, and garlic is sometimes believed to promote hair growth due to its potential to improve circulation and provide nutrients to the hair follicles. However, if you have a specific sensitivity or allergy to these ingredients, they could potentially cause scalp irritation, but this is rare. Always do a patch test before using any new hair care products to check for adverse reactions.
I surmise that if too much olive oil & garlic is applied to the human scalp, the subject may not only risk hair loss. The brain below could morph into mozarella cheese, and ask for more!
Your best bet will be to develop an experimental protocol, to run it, to collect the data, to run the analysis, and then to write it up as a paper that you publish. I will be the first one to read it. At my age, hair is going fast now, and I cannot risk the mozarella effect :)
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