NexGen Botanic Rosemary Oil

• Helps stimulate scalp circulation and may support hair density when used regularly.
• Coconut oil carrier penetrates hair to reduce breakage and protect cuticle integrity.
• Pumpkin seed extract adds antioxidant support and has shown hair-growth benefit in studies.
• Lightweight, non-greasy when applied correctly — ideal for scalp massage and pre-wash treatments.
• 100% chemical-free base (no parabens, sulfates, silicones).

• Coconut oil (carrier): Penetrates the hair shaft, reduces protein loss and helps prevent breakage when used as a pre-wash or leave-on oil.
• Rosemary leaf oil (Rosmarinus officinalis): May improve scalp microcirculation and has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties; some clinical studies suggest benefits for androgenetic hair thinning comparable to topical minoxidil in limited trials.
• Pumpkin seed extract (Cucurbita pepo): Contains phytosterols and antioxidants; clinical and animal studies report increased hair counts and improved follicle metrics with topical or oral use in some trials

• Bottle: 100 ML clear pet bottle with dropper or tamper-evident cap
• Shelf life: 12–24 months unopened (verify via stability testing). Recommend “use within 6–9 months of opening” for optimal aroma and activity.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dark place away from direct heat and sunlight.

1. Warm 3–6 drops of oil between your palms (adjust quantity by scalp area).
2. Use your fingertips to apply directly to the scalp in sections.
3. Massage gently for 4–8 minutes — circular motions to boost local circulation.
4. Leave on for at least 30 minutes; for deeper conditioning leave overnight and shampoo in the morning. Use 2–3 times per week for maintenance.
5. Can be mixed with other NexGen Botanic oils (e.g., hair growth oil) or diluted further if you have sensitive skin.

Patch test: Apply small amount to inner forearm and wait 24 hours to check for sensitivity before first full use.

Q: Is rosemary oil safe to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
A: Many health sources advise caution. Oral medicinal amounts of rosemary are possibly unsafe during pregnancy and the safety of topical rosemary essential oil in pregnancy is not conclusively established — we recommend avoiding rosemary essential oil during pregnancy and while breastfeeding, or consult your healthcare provider. Always follow your doctor’s advice.

Q: Can rosemary oil make my hair grow back?
A: Some studies show rosemary oil can help with certain types of hair thinning and improve hair density over months of regular use; results vary by individual and cause of hair loss. Use consistently (months) and combine with healthy scalp care for best results.

Q: Will this oil make my hair greasy?
A: Use the recommended small doses and focus on the scalp. Coconut oil can feel heavier on fine hair; use sparingly or as a pre-wash treatment to avoid a weighed-down feel

Q: Any side effects?
A: Some people may experience scalp irritation or allergic reaction to rosemary essential oil. Do a patch test. Avoid use on broken skin or with open wounds.