This product came from a quiet realization: I care deeply for my skin, yet for a long time, I treated my scalp as an afterthought.
In a dry climate especially, the scalp often tells the story first. Tightness, dryness, dull hair, or seasonal shedding are signs that the skin at the roots needs the same kind of attention we give our face — gentle, consistent, and supportive.
Rosemary Hair Treatment was created to meet that need.
This small-batch oil is designed to support the scalp as skin — to soften dryness, restore comfort, and create a healthy foundation for hair over time. It’s lightweight, nourishing, and meant to be used regularly without buildup.
The base of this formula begins with a rosemary-infused oil, chosen not for hype, but for its long history of use in scalp care. It’s blended with pumpkin seed and black cumin seed oils to comfort dry, tight scalp skin, and amla oil to support the strength and resilience of the hair itself. Daikon seed extract and olive squalane add slip and softness, helping hair feel smooth and healthy without weighing it down.
The aroma is fresh and clarifying — rosemary, cedarwood, and peppermint — meant to feel grounding and clean, like stepping into a quiet apothecary.
How you use this oil matters just as much as what’s in it.
For everyday care, a few drops warmed between the palms and gently massaged into the scalp can be enough. Take a moment to slow down, breathe, and move with intention. If your hair needs it, draw the remaining oil through the ends.
Once a week, this oil can become a deeper ritual. Apply a dime-sized amount or more to the scalp and hairline, massage slowly, and leave on for an hour — or overnight if your scalp enjoys it — before shampooing.
This isn’t a treatment meant to force results. It’s steady care offered at the roots, meant to support the body’s own rhythms over time.
Rosemary Hair Treatment is simple, plant-based scalp care — created for dry climates, sensitive skin, and anyone ready to bring a little more attention back to the roots.
From the roots up,
Gena
