How to Make Rosemary Oil for Hair Growth Boost

Rosemary is a culinary and healing herb. This woody perennial is native to the Mediterranean region, where it’s been used as food and medicine for centuries.

Much like oregano, peppermint, and cinnamon, rosemary is frequently found in essential oil form. Essential oils are highly concentrated and distilled extracts of volatile plant compounds. These are used for cooking, cleaning, beauty, health, and other purposes.

How to Make Rosemary Oil for Hair Growth Boost

Rosemary:

One of the oldest and most respected herbs, rosemary has even been found in ancient Egyptian tombs. Today it’s used in commercial skincare because of its high anti-oxidant levels – this protects the product from bacteria and will do the same for your body, from free-radicals. Sunlight pounding down on your hair can cause free-radical damage, so rosemary is a great defense! Because of its antibacterial properties, it also cleans out the hair-follicle which is thought to help hair grow.

Rosemary oil is one of the best things you can make for hair growth! It’s made using rosemary, which is a potent herb known to boost hair growth by miles! Here are some of the benefits of rosemary oil for hair:

Benefits of Rosemary Oil for Hair

Rosemary oil is majorly known for boosting hair growth and doing away with dullness. In today’s polluted environment and fast-paced lifestyle, issues like free radical damage and dryness due to sun exposure and bad lifestyle choices are what need to be dealt with. Here’s a keener look at the benefits of rosemary oil for hair.

i) Promotes hair growth

Rosemary oil, when used in combination with other carrier oils for a hair massage, improves blood circulation and boosts hair growth.

ii) Nourishes the scalp

Do you know that rosemary oil has a high nutritional value? It is known to nourish the hair follicles, thus adding a lustrous shine to your mane.

iii) Anti-fungal properties

Inflammation can affect your hair adversely as allergens and pollutants can get accumulated in your scalp and stunt the growth, among other things. Using rosemary oil for hair is great because it is anti-fungal in nature and not only soothes the inflammation but also gives strength to hair follicles.

iv) Gets rid of split ends

Using rosemary oil for hair is especially beneficial if you have split ends. This is known to repair your hair and make it stronger, thus getting rid of unhealthy split ends over time.

v) Conditions hair

Rosemary oil is considered one of the best natural conditioners for hair. It adds a natural luster and shines to frizzy hair, making it manageable.

INGREDIENTS

  • 5 fresh or dried rosemary sprigs
  • 1 cup of olive oil (optional: jojoba oil, or sweet almond oil)
  • Sterilize Mason jar

Directions

If you’re using fresh rosemary sprigs, make sure they do not contain even a single droplet of water! Dry them with paper towels or in the sun, if necessary. Water will make your rosemary oil spoil very fast.

Now place your sprigs into a mason jar and pour 1 cup of olive oil to immerse them.

Store your mason jar in a dark cupboard for 2-3 weeks to let the rosemary infuse. Shake the jar occasionally to help release more of rosemary’s compounds into the oil.

How to Use:

1. Massage it directly into your scalp

2. Mix it into your shampoo

3. Add it to your own homemade shampoo

Massage a teaspoon of oil onto your scalp and down to your ends. Leave it in for 20 minutes, or even overnight. Wash out thoroughly and repeat the treatment, once a week or fortnightly as needed.

Use the oil as a frizz-treatment on dry hair, just a tiny, tiny drop will do!

Note: Avoid getting essential oil in your eyes. If contact occurs, quickly rinse your eyes with cold water.

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