BENEFITS: Deeply nourishes the scalp, strengthens follicles, and stimulates natural hair growth.
KEY INGREDIENTS:A potent hand-blended infusion of stimulating Root Bio Extract with Ayurvedic Fresh-Ground herbs and Fresh-Pressed oils.
TARGETS:A spectrum of hair concerns, from hair thinning, hair loss, reduced hair density & slow, sparse hair growth. Suitable for all hair types.
HAIR LOSS PREVENTION
ROOT BIO EXTRACT
Sourced from Basil herb, this extract helps prevent hair loss, boosts fuller hair, stimulates hair papilla cells and rejuvenates scalp to increase hair density, prevent hair loss and stimulate growth.
HAIR GROWTH
| BHRINGARAJ & AMLA
Potent and valued 'hair herb' in Ayurveda, used for hair rejuvenation, for revitalizing follicles and maintaining scalp health. Abundant vitamin C and antioxidants, fostering a healthy scalp, strengthening follicles, and reducing breakage for better hair health and growth.
HAIR FOLLICULAR SUPPORT
| SAW PALMETTO
Helps to maintain a balanced scalp environment and supporting the health of hair follicles, which could contribute fostering healthier hair follicles and potentially slowing down hair thinning.
CIRCULATION
| CASTOR OIL & FENUGREEK
Promotes hair growth and thickness through nourishing hair follicles and enhancing circulation. Fenugreek is thought to aid hair growth with its nutrient-rich profile, nourishing the scalp and follicles for stronger, healthier hair.
HOW TO USE:
Gently massage 3-4 drops directly into the scalp and apply more generously in the areas where hair is sparse. Leave in for at least 2 hours or overnight for best results. Repeat three times per week for at least 2 months.
FUSHI TOP TIP:
Warm the oil before use. Warmed oil, with its lower viscosity, penetrates the skin more deeply, carrying its benefits to nourish the body and enhance absorption.
WORKS WELL WITH :
- Really Good Hair oil - an ideal complement as conditioning oil for total hair rejuvenation.
- Stimulator Shampoo - a mild and nurturing shampoo, perfect for effectively rinsing away the oil.
