Botanical Hair and Scalp Oil

The bottle sits by the mirror, tip angled, ready for the two minutes before bed when you part your hair and work a few drops into the scalp.

This is a thin botanical oil for hair and scalp, poured into a wide applicator bottle with a narrow twist tip so you can trace it straight along the part line rather than across the strands. A small pronged scalp comb and two spoolie brushes sit beside the bottle for the roots, the lash line and the brows.

Each version leans on a different pressed seed oil doing the same job: coating dry lengths, softening the feel of the hair and leaving the scalp comfortable between washes. The oils read amber to pale gold in the bottle and carry the herbal, faintly nutty smell of cold pressed seed oils rather than added perfume.

Key Benefits

• Targeted applicator tip The pointed nozzle lays oil right on the part line and along the hairline, so a few drops go where you want them instead of coating everything.
• Botanical single note or blend Pick a castor, rosemary, batana or multi oil version depending on which plant oil you like working into your routine.
• Lightweight feel The oils stay thin enough to smooth over lengths without the heavy, sticky film of a thick pomade.
• Scalp and lengths The comb tip reaches the roots while the spoolies carry a trace of oil to lashes and brows.
• Fuller looking finish A light coat catches the light and makes dry, flyaway hair look smoother and more full bodied.

Best for: Anyone who oils their scalp and ends between washes and wants a simple plant oil in a precise applicator bottle, for all hair types, men and women.

Why It Works

Plant seed oils sit on the hair shaft and the scalp, so what matters is how you put them there. A wide bottle with a fine tip lets you dose the scalp drop by drop and comb it in, which is why this comes with a pronged cap and spoolies rather than a pump you would spray across a room.

Quick Product Facts: Net content 118 to 120 ml per bottle; botanical oil versions including castor, rosemary and batana seed oils; applicator bottle with narrow twist tip; includes a scalp comb and two spoolie brushes; three year shelf life; suitable for all hair types.

How It Fits Your Routine

On a wash night, towel dry the hair, part it in sections and run the tip along the scalp, then comb the oil through with the pronged cap. A few drops is enough; more only weighs the hair down.

Between washes, warm two or three drops between the palms and smooth them over dry ends to tame frizz and add shine before you tie the hair back.

Store the bottle upright with the cap closed, away from direct sun, and shake before use so the oils recombine.

FAQ

How often should I use it? A few drops one to three times a week suits most people; oily scalps may prefer once, dry ends can take a little more on the lengths.

Which version should I pick? Pick by the plant oil you prefer: castor for a thicker oil, rosemary for a lighter herbal one, batana for a rich scalp oil, or the multi oil blend for a mix.

Is it greasy? Used sparingly it sinks into the scalp and smooths the lengths; overapplied, any oil feels heavy, so start with a few drops.

Can I use it on lashes and brows? The included spoolies let you carry a trace to lashes and brows; keep it out of the eyes.