🌿 7-Day Update | Herbal Hair Growth Oil Treatment
It’s officially Day 7, and my oil is still in the infusing stage allowing every natural ingredient to fully release its nutrients and strengthen the formula. I’ll be letting it sit for a full 14 days total before using it.
You’ll know your oil is ready when the oil level starts to minimize that’s how you can tell it has fully absorbed the benefits from every herb and spice inside. Once that happens, the oil becomes deeply potent, and just a few drops on your scalp will work wonders for hair growth, shine, and nourishment.
🌸 Ingredients Used
• Fresh rosemary leaves – boosts circulation to the scalp and encourages healthy growth.
• Cinnamon sticks – stimulates follicles and strengthens roots.
• Tea tree oil – purifies the scalp and reduces dandruff or buildup.
• Batana oil – restores damaged strands and fills in thinning spots.
• Amla Gold (Indian Oil) – promotes shine, reduces breakage, and strengthens from root to tip.
• Black castor oil – thickens hair and nourishes the scalp.
• Jojoba oil – balances scalp oils and adds lightweight hydration.
• Peppermint oil – increases blood flow and encourages faster growth.
• Ginger root (cut in small chunks) – stimulates follicles and helps reduce shedding.
• 2 Garlic cloves (cut in halves) – strengthens roots and supports healthy regrowth.
💧 How to Apply
This oil is only — and I mean only — to be used on your scalp.
Apply 3 to 4 drops maximum, then gently massage your scalp for a few minutes to stimulate blood flow and activate growth.
Remember, this blend is highly concentrated with oils and herbs, so a little goes a long way.
🧴 After 14 Days
Once your oil has infused for two weeks, strain the mixture and pour only the oil into a 2 oz or 4 oz glass dropper bottle for weekly use.
Keep the remaining jar sealed the longer it sits, the richer and more nutrient-packed it becomes.
💡 Storage Tip: Store your infused oil in a cool, dark cabinet (not the fridge).
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