Hair Infusion Spray

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Directions:

• Store in a cool, dark place to maintain product integrity.
• Shake well before each use to be sure the herbal infusion is carefully blended with carrier oils.
• Use within 3 months after opening to prevent product waste due to rancidity. While the dried herbs used reduce the risk of botulism found in fresh herb infusions, they can still contribute to spoilage.
• Great for both wet and dry hair, use the Infusion Hair Serum however best suits your hair needs! For wet hair, spray liberally to effortlessly comb through knots and encourage silky soft strands for easier styling. Mist onto dry hair to fight frizz and flyaways or to treat your hair to a boost of moisture throughout the day. Use after swimming, exercising, or spending a day in the sun to restore your hair’s natural luster and enjoy a light, uplifting natural scent.

Each herb in this blend contributes unique properties to improve hair health:

• Rosemary: Increases blood circulation to the scalp, which delivers nutrients to hair follicles, promoting growth and strengthening the hair shaft. Its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties can also help reduce scalp irritation and dandruff.
• Ginger: The compound gingerol acts as a vasodilator, stimulating blood flow to the scalp to encourage hair growth. Its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties help maintain a clean and healthy scalp environment.
• Rose petals: Contain anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties that can reduce dandruff and soothe a dry, irritated scalp. They also condition and moisturize the hair strands.
• Lemongrass: Features antimicrobial and antiseptic qualities that fight scalp conditions, including inflammation and dandruff. It is also believed to strengthen hair follicles.
• Calendula: This soothing herb is anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial, helping to calm an irritated scalp and improve circulation. It also has hydrating properties that can moisturize dry hair.
• Lavender: Stimulates blood circulation to the scalp and has antimicrobial properties that can help prevent dandruff and scalp infections. It is also known to strengthen hair from the root.
• Thyme: Rich in nutrients, thyme can help improve blood flow to the scalp and fight bacteria that cause dandruff. 

Essential Oil Benefits:

• Rose is best for dry, damaged hair needing hydration.
• Lemongrass is best for oily scalp, dandruff, and strengthening hair follicles.
• Cedarwood is best for thinning hair, hair loss, and dandruff.
• Basil is best for hair growth, thinning hair, and soothing an itchy scalp.
• Lavender is best for hair growth, soothing inflammation, and overall scalp health.

Carrier Oil Care: 

• Coconut Oil Benefits: Penetrates the hair shaft to prevent protein loss, strengthens hair to reduce breakage, and moisturizes the scalp.
• Almond Oil Benefits: Rich in minerals, seals in moisture for extended hydration, and nourishes the scalp. 
• Jojoba Oil Benefits: Mimics natural scalp oils (sebum), absorbs quickly, and adds nutrients to the hair. 
• Aloe Vera Gel Benefits: Soothes the scalp, moisturizes, and provides essential nutrients.