Long & Strong Scalp Oil Treatment

Nourish your scalp and support healthy, resilient hair with this Ayurvedic inspired botanical-infused scalp oil, handcrafted using a blend of herbs that have been cherished in traditional herbal practices for centuries.

This slow-infused formula features bhringraj, brahmi, amla, rosemary, and ashwagandha, plants traditionally used to help maintain a healthy scalp environment, and boost circulation to the scalp promote stronger, fuller-looking hair.

The herbs are infused into a deeply nourishing blend of shea nut oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, and castor oil. Together, these oils help moisturize the scalp, soften hair, reduce dryness, and leave strands feeling healthy and conditioned without relying on synthetic ingredients.

Herbal Ingredients

• Bhringraj – Traditionally known as the "king of hair" in Ayurveda, valued for supporting healthy hair and scalp.
• Brahmi – A calming herb used to nourish the scalp and encourage healthy-looking hair.
• Amla – Rich in naturally occurring antioxidants and traditionally used to strengthen and add shine.
• Rosemary – A beloved herb for scalp care that helps invigorate the scalp and support healthy hair growth.
• Ashwagandha – Traditionally used to help the body adapt to stress while supporting overall scalp vitality.

How to Use
Massage a small amount into the scalp using your fingertips for 3–5 minutes. This step is important, especially those struggling with hair loss!  Leave on for at least 30 minutes up to 2 hours, and then wash as usual. Finer/oily hair might need a double wash! Can also be applied sparingly to the lengths and ends of the hair for added nourishment. I like to recommend this as a weekly treatment.

Those with dry scalp could leave this treatment on overnight! 

I love working with botanical skin/hair/body care as a nervous system practice. When we slow down and take our time to massage the oil into the skin we are teaching ourselves overtime that it is safe to slow down. We can use these micro moments to stay present with the breath, with the soothing sensation of loving touch. These rituals are not to be rushed!