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Rosemary Hair Oil

Serves 1
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Rosemary Hair Oil

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Serves 1

Directions

  1. 1Harvest fresh rosemary.
  2. 2Wash the harvested rosemary.
  3. 3Dry the rosemary.
  4. 4Combine coconut oil in a double boiler.
  5. 5Add castor oil to the double boiler.
  6. 6Add rosemary to the double boiler with the oils.
  7. 7Let the mixture cool and sit overnight before straining.
  8. 8Strain the rosemary oil into a jar.
  9. 9The rosemary hair oil is ready to use for healthy hair.

Ingredients

  • Rosemary
  • Coconut oil
  • Castor oil

Equipment

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Tips

  • Fresh rosemary has higher water content, giving a lighter infusion with a subtle herbal scent. It's best for short-term use (store in the fridge for 5–7 days) and ideal for a mild, refreshing hair rinse or oil.
  • Dried rosemary is more concentrated since the water has been removed. It produces a stronger, more potent infusion, rich in antioxidants and scalp-stimulating compounds. It's perfect for longer infusions and stronger hair growth treatments.
  • Rosemary helps stimulate blood flow to the scalp, strengthens follicles, and supports thicker, healthier growth over time.