
100% Rosemary Infused Oil
Full body oil - including face & hair
Herbs listed have been infused in oils at a low temperature for hours on end, ensuring maximum extraction.
SCALP OIL ROUTINE: Hydrate scalp/entire head with water (do not saturate hair, spray bottles work perfectly), apply oil to entire scalp (don't be shy with the amount!), massage oil in circular motions (2-5 minutes straight), add oil to rest of your hair and brush through, leave in MINIMUM 30 minutes & MAX 24 hours (3-4 hours is recommended), and double shampoo out! Can apply a small amount dispersed throughout tips of hair to control split ends.
BODY & FACE: Start lightly at first, and work well into skin - depending on oil skin type, adjust as needed.
Rosemary oil
- Homegrown Rosemary
- Olive oil Pomace
- Jojoba oil (golden)
- Castor oil
*Blend of herbs and carrier oils make this full body & hair oil anti-inflammatory/fungal/bacterial and high in antioxidants - which increases circulation, promotes healthy hair growth, brightens dark under eyes, lightens/heals scars, fights acne and oily skin, and treats dandruff/lice.
* High vitamin E content boosts collagen production, creating optimum moisturization leaving skin toned & supple while reducing wrinkles and aiding healthy skin regeneration!
Rosemary
- Contains anti-inflammatory/antioxidant properties that help rejuvenate damaged tissue and nerves.
- Increased blood flow to the scalp helps hair maintain nutrients required to shed less and promote healthy growth.
- Ability to reduce inflammation/irritation which helps soothe dandruff, and kills lice when applied to scalp.
- Helps decongest acne and oily skin while maintaining balance, with antimicrobial properties preventing future breakouts while healing conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.
- Hydrates skin while eliminating flaking/dryness, and increases blood flow to aid dark under eye circles/eye puffiness.
Each ingredient contains a plethora of natural benefits - find out more under the "Ingredient Knowledge" tab!
Handgrown/harvested: Rosemary