Rosemary, coconut and avocado, cold pressed and blended for scalps that spend all day under clips. Goes on dry hair, sits for half an hour, washes out clean in the shower.
Cold pressed in small batches. Restocks every 4 weeks.
Free shipping on every order. 30 day money back if you finish a bottle and see nothing.
A few drops on dry hair, 30 to 60 minutes before you shower. Part your hair in sections, work it along the part line and hairline with your fingertips, then pull whatever is left through your mid lengths and ends. Leave it to sit, then shampoo it out as normal. Two or three times a week, always before a wash.
Cold pressed rosemary, coconut and avocado oil. Rosemary for the scalp, coconut to hold moisture in the shaft, avocado for softness and shine. No mineral oil, no silicones, no added fragrance. What you can smell is the rosemary.
Ships in 3 to 4 business days. Free shipping on every order. If you finish a full bottle as directed and see no change in how your hair feels, send us the empty and we will refund it.
No heat extraction, so nothing is stripped out
Sinks in. Your roots do not go flat
Made for scalps under clips, ties and heat
The smell is the rosemary, nothing else
Before every wash
A few drops on dry hair, half an hour before you get in the shower. Then wash it out.
Dry, not damp. Water on the hair first stops the oil getting to the scalp at all.
Four or five drops total. Part your hair in sections and trace it along the part line and hairline.
Fingertips not nails, about a minute on the scalp, then pull what is left through your mid lengths and ends.
Let it sit for 30 to 60 minutes so it actually absorbs, then shampoo it out as normal.
One wash apart
Shot in the same daylight before and after a single treatment. This is condition and shine, not length.
The numbers
Self reported by 96 customers who completed a four week survey. This is customer feedback, not a clinical trial, and results vary.
The details
Reviews
Based on 12 reviews
I wear clip-ins four days a week and the same spot was always sore by evening. Twice a week before I shower and that has gone. Smells like rosemary, which I like.
I gave up on two other oils because my hair looked wet the next day. This one is a pre wash treatment, so it is gone by the time I leave the house. That is the whole reason I kept going.
Bleached lengths that felt like straw. Half an hour before a shower, one wash, and the difference was obvious in the mirror. Not a miracle, just properly soft.
Four drops is genuinely enough. I drowned my hair the first time and had to shampoo twice. My fault, not the oil's. Second attempt was perfect.
Small thing but it matters. You can part your hair and get it on the scalp instead of all over the lengths.
My ends are softer and I have less frizz, which is what I bought it for. Whether it is growing anything I could not tell you yet, but I will keep using it.
Our promise
We would rather give you your money back than have you keep buying something that is not working for you.
Use it as directed for a full bottle. If you see nothing, send us the empty and we refund it.
Cold pressed rosemary, coconut and avocado. No mineral oil, no silicones, no perfume.
Made for scalps already under tension from clips, ties and heat.
Good to know
No, because you wash it out. It goes on dry hair, sits for 30 to 60 minutes, then comes out in your normal shampoo. If your roots feel heavy afterwards you used far more than the four or five drops it needs, or you did not shampoo properly.
Two or three times a week, always as a pre wash treatment. There is no benefit to doing it daily, you would just be washing your hair more often.
You can, but you do not need to. Most of the absorption happens in the first half hour, so 30 to 60 minutes before a shower gives you the same result without an oily pillowcase.
Yes, and that is what it was blended for. Take the clip-ins out first and put the oil on your own scalp where they sit. Do not oil the extensions themselves, they do not grow and it weighs them down.
The oil is pressed out mechanically instead of being extracted with heat or solvents. It is slower and you get less per batch, but the oils keep more of what heat destroys. It is the reason this is not a two dollar bottle.
Yes. No sulphates or silicones, and it goes on the scalp rather than being worked through bleached lengths, so it will not strip colour or lift a treatment.
It is a cosmetic hair oil, not a medicine. Rosemary oil has a decent reputation for scalp health and a lot of our clients swear by it, but we are not going to promise you inches. What you will notice quickly is softer ends and less frizz. If your hair is shedding suddenly or in patches, see a doctor rather than reaching for an oil.
Pairs with
What our stylists send home alongside the oil.
