Hibiscus Essential Oil

Product Description:

Hibiscus oil is cold-pressed to get the most nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Hibiscus flower stimulates hair growth from dormant follicles. Hibiscus oil is a bright summery, exotic plant that has uses in medicine, beauty, and hair care.

It works well in haircare and skincare DIY formulations, handmade soap, scrub, and more.

Ethically sourced – No chemicals – No preservatives

Benefits & Uses:

Adds Shine To Your Hair: Hibiscus oil when used as a deep conditioning hair oil or in a homemade hair mask helps boost the shine of your hair. It also softens your hair! To create your own DIY hair mask using hibiscus oil, mix a few spoons of the elixir in curd or aloe vera gel until it forms a thick paste. Apply this to your hair and leave it on for a few hours. Rinse it off with lukewarm water and a mild shampoo. You will be amazed at how beautiful your hair looks!

Helps Reduce Dandruff: Being rich in Vitamin A and C and in Alpha Hydroxy Acids, hibiscus oil helps moisturize, condition, and exfoliate. Therefore when used regularly, it can help reduce the occurrence of a dry, flaky scalp. Even if your scalp is itchy and irritated, a hot oil massage using hibiscus oil will help alleviate dryness and control itchiness.

Boosts Hair Growth: Since the oil is rich in Vitamins A and C, it boosts collagen production and helps your hair grow longer and stronger. Heat up some hibiscus oil and mix it with a little bit of coconut and castor oil and massage it into your scalp. Do this regularly in the night, prior to your routine morning hair wash. Keeping the treatment on overnight will help the oil penetrate deeper and nourish your scalp while conditioning your hair.

Exfoliates Your Skin: Because of the AHAs (Alpha Hydroxy Acids) present in the oil, it acts as a natural exfoliator. The natural acids present in the oil will help exfoliate and nourish any part of the body it is applied to!

Heals Cuts And Bruises: Vitamin C is commonly used in most acne treatments to lighten and brighten skin while helping fade blemishes and acne scars.

Anti-aging Properties: When used as a moisturizer on the face and body, the Vitamins and antioxidants present in the oil increase the elasticity of your skin, boost collagen production, and keep your skin looking and feeling bright and soft!

Blends well with:

Other citrus oils, florals such as geranium and rose, but also with neroli, chamomile, palmarosa, lemongrass, patchouli, and rosemary.

Examples of Formulations:

Facial and body skincare, haircare