Ingredients

Made from kernels of the fruit from the Argan tree, this oil has been used for centuries due to its amazing properties. It is full of fatty acids (oleic and linoleic acid) and antioxidants (vitamin E). The fatty acids lubricator the hair shaft and lick in moisture, while the vitamin E layers the scalp and hair to prevent frizziness and dryness and increasing shine. It also has anti inflammatory properties that can help with skin conditioners, and helps to protect from the sun and free radical damage. 

Cold pressed from the seeds of apricots, apricot oil is light and easily absorbed by skin because it resembles skins natural sebum. High in vitamins A, C and E, it helps to improve skin tone and maintain the softness and radiance of skin while lowering the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and blemishes. It helps protect from free radical damage and boost skin elasticity while nourishing and moisturizing skin. The linoleic acid (omega 6) strengthens the skin’s barrier function and its oleic acid (omega 9) softens skin and gives a smooth feel 

Produced by pressing the flesh of avocados, this oil is rich in vitamins A, D and E in addition to potassium and lecithin. It is extremely rich in oleic acid and mono saturated fats, making it one of the few oils that can penetrate the hair shaft and moisturize hair, as well as having the ability to carry nutrients from other ingredients in to the hair shaft. These fats also strengthen hair and help prevent breakage. It is able to quickly penetrate in to the second layer of skin (the dermis) providing deep moisturizing for the scalp and skin. Vitamin E has the ability to reverse and heal damage done by the suns rays while Vitamin D can help in the generation of new hair follicles. Because it has a burning point of 520’ F it is an effective heat protection as well. 

 Derived by pressing dried almonds, almond oil is full of vitamin E, magnesium and omega-3 fatty acids. It is known for its anti-inflammatory and free radical fighting abilities. Due to its emollient properties, it can fill in the gaps of your hair at a molecular level thereby softening and strengthening your hair and has vitamin B-7, also known as biotin, which keeps hair healthy and strong. It also has a natural SPF 5 which can help to protect your hair from sun damage. It’s antibacterial and fungicidal properties help to balance the yeast that can cause dandruff and due to its ability to soak in to the skin easily (carrier oil) it helps to hydrate and clean hair follicles and reduce frizz. 

Extracted from the gel of the aloe vera succulent plant, it contains Vitamins A, C, E and folic acid which all contribute to cell turnover and growth resulting in healthy, shiny hair. It also has Vitamin B12 and folic acid which can help to stimulate blood flow and improved delivery of oxygen and nutrition to the follicle. It has the ability to break down excess skin and sebum that is clogging follicles and irritating the scalp which helps with furthering hair growth and treatment of scalp disorders that contribute to partial baldness. It has antipruritic properties that can alleviate itchiness and dryness while also reducing redness and inflammation with the enzyme Bradykinase, an analgesic anti-inflammatory enzyme, as well as salicylic acid, a compound with anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antibacterial properties. It provides 20 of the 22 required human amino acids, 7 of the 8 essential amino acids and contains lignin which enhances the penetrative effectiveness of other ingredients in to the skin. Mucopolysaccharides help bind moisture in the skin and aloe helps stimulate fibroblast which produces collagen and elastin fibers improving the elasticity of skin and hair. 

 Aloe butter: extracted from the aloe Vera plant, it aids in the rapid rehydration of skin from stressors such as windburn, sunburn and skin conditions such as eczema. 

Extracted from the rinds of citrus fruit (Citrus bergamia) that grow on bergamot orange trees, this oil helps to stimulate hair growth by stimulating blood flow to the scalp, while also creating a soothing effect. It is rich in antioxidants and antimicrobials that help shield the hair and scalp from oxidative stress. It helps to strip off the dirt and chemicals that cause hair to dry out thus increasing shinier hair. The antimicrobial properties also help to remove buildup and prevent bacterial infections while the fatty acids help to condition.

Harvested from the fruit of the babassu tree, this lightweight oil is packed with antioxidants like vitamin E and phytosterols, lauric acid, stearic acid myristic acid, palmitic acid and oleic acid.

It has a cooling effect, drawing heat from the skin and scalp while reducing redness and helping to create and maintain a healthy scalp environment.

It has a high moisture retaining capacity, allowing it to lock in moisture to the hair for long periods of time and helping make it less prone to breakage without leaving a greasy feeling. Because it’s rich in antioxidants, it help to reduce damage caused by free radicals

Known as the tree of life, this oil is ground and cold pressed from the fruit of the Buriti tree. Rich in vitamins, minerals and fatty acids, including vitamins C and E as well as linoleic and oleic acids. The vitamin E content protects the skin from signs of aging as well as the effects of stress. Working together with vitamin C, it protects the skin from sun damage by absorbing a portion of the UV rays, while eliminating free radicals. It also has wonderful emollient properties making it an effective moisturizer 

Cold pressed from the seeds of the babchi plant, this oil contains oleic (controls water loss helping to retain moisture), arachidic (conditions skin), alpha linoleic (helps to reduce hair loss) behenic (forms a water repellent layer over the hair) and stearic (coats the hair shaft, providing conditioning and protection) fatty acids. It contains high levels of antioxidants to help prevent free radical and oxidative damage and has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. 

Produced by hydrolyzing the seeds of the Adansonia digitata tree, this protein offers one of the most powerful repair complexes among all the vegetable proteins. With its unique combination of hair-loving amino acids, especially Cysteine, Methionine, and Phenylalanine which combined offer exceptional damage recovery, conditioning, and nourishment for improved overall hair care performance. It has conditioning capabilities similar to that of silicones. It helps to improve elasticity and increase hair strength 

A vegetable derived conditioning agent and emulsifier, this helps to bind both the water and oils together to create a moisturizing product while also acting as a conditioning agent itself. (not a sulfate)

Distilled from the bark of the birch tree, it has an anti inflammatory agent that helps to protect the skin from infections, reduce muscle pain, tighten skin, reduce wrinkles and muscle sagging, stimulate the circulatory system and reduce headaches 

Derived from dry almonds, it contains oleic acid, a type of mono saturated acid, plus omega-9 fatty acid giving it effective moisturizing properties. Being easily absorbable it is able to deliver its high nutritional content deep within layers of the dermis to heal and nourish skin. It is rich in vitamin E, giving it the ability to fight off free radicals and reverse signs of ageing like wrinkles and fine lines. It has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties helping with skin conditions and hyperpigmentation 

Castor oil is a nutrient dense oil that is derived from castor beans. It has a nutritional makeup composed of vitamins, proteins, fatty acids (Ricinoleic Acid, Oleic Acid, Linoleic Acid (Omega-6 Fatty Acid), α-Linolenic Acid (Omega-3 Fatty Acid), Stearic Acid, and Palmitic Acid) and antioxidants. It is known to be an effective yet gentle oil for cleansing as it traps and removes dirt from the skin. Due to its high content of riconoleic acid it helps to improve blood circulation and in turn leads to nutrition for the follicles, stronger hair strands and less breakage. The oleic acid maintains softness and shine, reduces the appearance of aging, stimulates hair growth and helps to eliminate dandruff. Linoleic acid Is a moisturizer and promotes hair growth. Stearic acid softens skin, has exceptional cleansing properties and conditions and protects hair. It also acts as a humectant to lock in moisture and shine, while enhancing and increasing the absorption of nutrients of other ingredients due to its molecular size (known as a carrier oil). 

Derived from pressed cocoa beans,cocoa butter is high in fatty acids (oleic acid, palmitic acid and stearic acid) which allows this butter to form a protective layer on skin and hair to combat free radical and environmental damage. Rich in polyphenols, it helps to improve elasticity and boost collagen production, restoring health to dry, damaged hair and skin while slowing down sign of premature aging and the formation of fine lines and wrinkles. Cocoa butter has a high content of saturated fats which makes it a powerful moisturizer by deeply hydrating skin and hair while it’s emollient properties lock in moisture and deeply nourish and condition hair. 

Steam distilled from the Roman chamomile plant, it contains vitamin A, Zinc, Calcium, iron and antioxidants that act as a natural exfoliant, removing dead skin cells and product buildup while helping to sooth skin conditions and working to improve scalp health. It also helps to strengthen, repair and nourish cells which strengthens hair strands, and reduce split ends and breakage 

Derived from vegetable oils, this fatty alcohol helps to bind oils together while adding protection from bacteria, allergens and moisture loss. Despite having alcohol in the name, it is not trying to the hair or skin and is different than what we typically think of as “alcohols”.  

Extracted from the leaves of the clary Sage plant, it has been shown to have antibacterial properties to help with skin infections, helps to alleviate stress, has been shown to have antidepressant properties as well as reducing menstrual cramping and menopause symptoms.  

A surfactant made from coconut oil, this hydrating cleanser binds to dirt, ridding the skin of oil and grime while not disrupting the natural pH of skin and hair

Produced by combining plant fatty acids and sugar which create a reaction, this natural eco-cert certified surfactant is biodegradable and gentle on skin with a pH of 4.5-5.5 

Pressed from juiced carrots infused in sunflower oil, it contains many nourishing and replenishing components including Beta-Carotene, anti-oxidants, vitamins A, B, C, D, & E, and several essential fatty acids. It has been shown to aid in hair growth, conditioning and moisturizing, protection from UV and free radical damage, boost blood circulation and aid in relief from dandruff and scalp conditions. 

Pressed from the seeds of the Camellia oleifera plant, camellia seed oil is rich in polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids (including Oleic and Linoleic Acids), vitamins, minerals, and compounds, including Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Magnesium, Zinc, and Squalene lipids. These nutrients collectively make it incredibly hydrating, moisturizing and protective.

It fends off oxidative stress and free radical damage, reduces the appearance of aging, relives symptoms of irritation, promotes shiny hair while reducing frizz, boosts and retains moisture, restores lipid loss and contributes to elasticity. It is a lightweight oils that absorbed in to the hair and skin quickly.

Camellia seed oil also helps to retain moisture deep in to the skins layers whole helping to soften the cuticle and restore dry, brittle nails

Made by pressing the flesh of coconuts, this oil helps to reduce dryness and maintain moisture by forming a protective barrier to help shield skin from environmental factors and trapping moisture inside. The medium chain fatty acids (lauric acid) it contains have antimicrobial properties that can help protect from harmful organisms, helping to reduce or prevent skin infections. 

It also has high levels of linoleic acid (an omega 6 fatty acid) which act as an emollient and help fight signs of aging and smooth skin.

Steam distilled from the magnolia champaca tree, champa floral water has antibacterial and anti inflammatory properties making it effective at soothing and calming skin. This water helps to increase circulation and relax the skin and mind. It is used to help clear bacterial and viral skin infections and is deeply calming, balancing and restorative 

Cold pressed from the kernels of cherries, this oil contains natural antioxidants, alpha, delta and gamma tocopherols plus vitamins A & E. It also contains a polyunsaturated fatty acid called eleostearic, a conjugated linolenic acid that prevents UV absorption by forming a barrier on the surface of the skin or hair. Due to its vitamins and phytosterols it helps to alleviate skin conditions and reduce inflammation. It reduces signs of aging and promotes collagen production and cell regeneration.  

Cold pressed from the seeds of the evening primrose flower, this oil is known to hydrate and nourish both hair strands and the scalp. It may improve scalp health and promote new hair growth, due to the fact that it is high is omega-6 fatty acid and vitamin E. It is also good for fighting dandruff, improving hair texture and treating scalp inflammation.

The floral water is made by the condensation that remains after the extraction of eucalyptus essential oil by distillation, ithelps to stimulate the scalp, fight dandruff due to its anti fungal properties and improves hair elasticity.  

 Essential oil is distilled from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree, shown to have anti inflammatory properties to create a healthy scalp environment as well as anti fungal and antiseptic properties to help fight scalp infections and dandruff.  

Produced by combining hydrolyzed apple protein and coconut fatty acid, this natural surfactant is biodegradable and gentle on skin, while the apple protein provides a barrier to prevent dehydration.  

Extracted from the leftover grape seeds from winemaking, this oil is high in polyunsaturated acids like omega-6 and antioxidants like vitamin E. Due to the antioxidants, it actually helps to strengthen your hair and bring back volume, while protecting from UV damage. 

The fatty acids it contains allow it to improve and restore shine to all hair types without leaving a heavy residue. It also helps with hair growth due to its makeup, providing necessary  nutrients. 

Because of the linoleic acid found in grapeseed oil, it helps to maintain moisture and sooth irritation (reduce dandruff and improve inflammation) and improve hair growth (can help reduce the production of DHT). It contains a lower amount of mono saturated lipids (the ones that penetrate the hair strand) and a higher amount of linoleic acid (fats that sit on the hair strand) so it makes it a great sealant to reduce moisture loss while being lightweight so it doesn’t feel greasy

Derived from the zest of grapefruits, this oil promotes detoxification and stimulates blood flow. It helps to strengthen and protect your skin from free radicals, skin damage and aging. It also helps with skin conditions due to its antiseptic properties. Due to its high antioxidant and photochemical properties such as limonene, vitamin C, myrcene, terpinene, pinene and citronellol, it helps to reduce oxidative stress, protect cells from damage and reduce UV damage. 

A vegetable derived humectant and moisturizer which attracts and absorbs water molecules helping to draw and retain moisture to the skin and hair 

This is a unique combination of 4 components (benzyl alcohol, salicylic acid, glycerin and sorbic acid). It is a natural broad spectrum preservative and meets the Ecocert and COSMOS standard. This is a non-paraben, non-formaldehyde and non-isothiazolone based preservative system. The use of a preservative is necessary in any product that contains or may come in to contact with water as it prevents yeast, fungi, mold and bacteria from growing.

Benzyl Alcohol: Naturally occurring compound derived from both plants and fruits; kills microbes, especially parasites and has antioxidant properties.

Salicylic Acid: Naturally occurring compound derived from the bark of the willow tree; prevents the growth of micro-organisms. Also acts as a exfoliating agent.

Glycerin: Sugar alcohol derived from plant oils; antimicrobial, preventing bacteria growth

Sorbic Acid: Derived from the berries of the mountain ash tree; kills micro-organisms and/or prevents their growth and reproduction

Created by grounding down the dried herb from the horsetail fern, this plant contains numerous beneficial compounds. The antioxidants present help to reduce inflammation and the aging of hair fibres cause by environmental damage, while the silica content, which turns in to collagen, helps to strengthen weak, brittle, damaged hair giving it vitality and shine. It contains a high mineral level including potassium, selenium and manganese. The saponins and flavonoids it contains help improve the elasticity of skin and hair, promoting hair growth 

An oil like wax extracted from the seeds of the Simmondsia chinensis plant, Jojoba is rich in vitamins and minerals that nourish hair, including vitamins B, C and E, copper, and zinc.
It has a similar molecular structure to sebum, which is the oil our skin naturally produces (its ideal for dry and curly hair), making it a reparative ingredient for a compromised moisture barrier. It has the ability to deliver moisture without disrupting your skin and hairs natural pH. Because it doesn’t penetrate the hair shaft, it is able to sit atop the cuticle and seal in moisture while protecting from dryness or breakage (without weighing hair down).

It’s also great for dealing with dandruff as it helps to balance pH without leaving a greasy residue on your scalp.
As it can clean out residue blocking follicles, it aids in hair growth and helps to nourish hair follicles. It also has a heating point of 370’ F, so it can aid in heat protection and reducing split ends caused by heat damage

Made from the seeds of the tropical West African tree Pycnanthus angolensis, also known as the "African nutmeg”, this butter contains naturally high levels Myristoleic and other acids and antioxidants and is known for its anti-inflammatory, antifungal, anti-allergenic, antiseptic, anti-oxidizing, immune-stimulant, painkilling and regenerative properties. It moisturizes and softens the skin, helps to regenerate cells, restores flexibility and elasticity to the skin and is easily absorbed in to skin 

Derived from coconut and sunflower oil by mixing coconut oil with sugar or glucose under acidic conditions. It is mild, fully biodegradable and helps prevent the lipidic layer from being washed away and drying out the skin. It helps to provide moisture and skin softening by depositing glyceryl oleate (glycerin and oleic acid) on to the skins surface. 

Compressed from lime peels, this oil has astringent, antioxidant and antibacterial properties which help to cleanse the skin, fight off free radical damage and help with skin conditions such as dandruff, while leaving your hair soft and smooth. 

Lactic acid is produced by bacterial fermentation of carbohydrates (sugars and starch). It works by breaking down dead skin in your roots and dissolving product buildup. This improves your hair health and allows the roots to grow. It doesn't weigh down your hair. Instead, it improves the scalp's natural moisture, which in turn hydrates your hair, making it feel less dry and more bouncy. 

The essential oil is distilled from the lavender plant, it has antibacterial properties to help minimize skin infections, thereby reducing or prevent scalp issues such as itchy scalp or dandruff. It has anti inflammatory and anti fungal properties to help with skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis and has antioxidants to help fight free radical damage. It has been shown to stimulate hair growth when applied directly to the skin and also has properties that can generate the growth of cells, resulting in faster, thicker hair growth.

The floral water is the steam left behind after the distilation process, and provides some of the nuntrients of the plant and oil, while also allowing for a natural fragrance to products.

Pressed from the nuts of the macadamia tree, macadamia oil is nutritious, reconstructive, and hydrating. Squalene is a naturally occurring antioxidant in Macadamia oil that helps to reduce the oxidative stress on our skin and scalp by preventing loss of moisture.

The fatty acids help to add shine, strengthen, and nourish the hair follicles, which in turn fight off hair loss and brittle strands.

It also helps to reduce frizz and tangles as well as adding shine

Caprylic triglyceride is the mixed triester of glycerin and caprylic and capric acids. It is made by first separating the fatty acids and the glycerol in coconut oil. This is done by hydrolyzing the coconut oil, which involves applying heat and pressure to the oil to split it apart. The acids then go through esterification to add back the glycerol. The resulting oil is called capric or caprylic triglyceride. It has different properties from raw coconut oil. Sometimes known as fractionated coconut oil, caprylic or capric triglyceride is widely used in skin products due to its rapid penetration ability. It helps bind moisture to the skin.  

Extracted from the kernels of mango seeds, mango butter is packed with vitamins A, B6, C and E which help to protect from environmental and sun damage. It is incredibly moisturizing on the hair and creates a barrier to lock in moisture and prevent your hair from becoming dehydrated. It is loaded with nutrients such as calcium, potassium, folate, fatty acids (oleic, stearic and linoleic), and antioxidants that help to strengthen hair and make it more manageable. The rich nourishment helps to improve skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis and reduce premature aging. 

Made by pressing the oil out of the seeds and fruit of the neem tree, it is rich in linoleic acid, oleic acid, stearic acid, limonoids, vitamin E, triglycerides, antioxidants and calcium. The oil has regenerative properties that can help to support healthy cell division, increase blood circulation and stimulate hair follicle growth and health. It has antiseptic, anti inflammatory and antioxidants properties which help to create a healthy scalp. The fatty acids aid in nourishing and revitalized damaged hair and due to its anti fungal properties, it is said to combat the fungi that can cause dandruff.⁠ 

Derived from the flowers of the bitter orange tree, neroli contains linalool, linalyl acetate, nerolidol, E-farnesol, limonene, a-terpineol and natural alpha hydroxyl acid that gently cleanses and exfoliating the skin while purifying pores without stripping the skin of its natural oils. Because of this, it is known for its capacity to revive and restore skin cells and improve the versatility of the skin. It is an astringent which helps to reduce excess sebum production, calms skin inflammation and has antibacterial properties to help treat scalp infections by regulating the sebum production on skin. It also contains antioxidants to help fight free radial damage and calm and sooth the scalp. 

This plant contains high amounts of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that can help protect the scalp from damage and stimulate new hair growth. Nettle leaves are rich in minerals like iron, magnesium, vitamins B, C, D, E, F, K and P, potassium, silica, zinc and calcium are heavily present. It also possesses a rich source of iron and omega-3 acid. All these nutrients work to increase the number of hairs growing out of a follicle, reduce inflammation, repair tissue damage, fight free radical damage and reduce hair loss. 

Produced by grinding olives and extracting the oil, it’s primary elements are oleic acid, palmitic acid and squalene. These are all emollients which means that they all have softening properties. It has the ability to penetrate the hair shaft and can soften and preserve moisture while also adding shine to the cuticle.

Due to its antibacterial and anti fungal properties, it can sooth your scalp and reduce itchiness while also helping to unclog follicles and fight dandruff.

For hair loss, olive oil can block the production of DHT (a hormone causing hair loss) which helps to reduce hair thinning, and due to its antioxidant percentage, it promotes hair growth and reverse damage caused by free radicals

Created by hydrolyzing whole oats consisting mainly of hydrolyzed oligosaccharides (or carbohydrates), this protein helps to retain hydration by creating a barrier to prevent moisture from escaping and fill in the gaps within the cuticle. It contains saponin, beta-glucan, and protein to help support hair growth and moisture retention. It supplies essential omega-6 fatty acids that help repair hair damage, prevent scalp-flaking, and split-ends and enhance the elasticity and reduce brittleness. 

Derived from orange peels, sweet orange essential oil aids in reducing dark spots and blemishes due to the vitamin C content, boost circulation in skin while promoting cell growth and collagen production. It has antiseptic and antibacterial properties which help to treat acne and other conditions, and shrinks large pores and firms skin. 

Extracted from the seeds of a pumpkin, this oil is loaded with beneficial nutrients, including fatty acids, vitamins, proteins, dietary fibres and minerals. The polyunsaturated fatty acids and antioxidants allow this oil to help maintain normal cell structure and retain moisture in skin as well as the scalp and hair, while also fighting free radical damage.  The high amounts of zinc and vitamin E help with skin renewal, which include helping wounds heal quicker and repair elasticity, while the zinc prevents and treats dry scalp and itching associated with scalp conditions. It also helps to manage DHT levels so it assists in hair loss

Derived from the leaves of the patchouli plant, it contains antiseptic, astringent and anti fungal properties that make it useful for scalp conditions  

Derived from the sorbitol that is naturally occuring in fruit and mixed with fatty acids, polysorbate is used an emulsifier to bind water and oil mixtures.

Made from the same wood ash as sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide (also know as potash) is used to create castile soap. When mixed with water and oil, it goes through a saponification process to create a liquid soap.

Extracted from peppermint leaves, this oil is anti microbial, anti inflammatory and vasodilating. It can help with dryness and itchiness as well as improve blood flow due to the menthol which creates a healthy scalp environment for hair growth 

Created by pressing the passion fruit seed, this oil is high in essential fatty acids, consisting of roughly 73% linoleic acid (stimulates hair growth, maintains healthy scalp conditions, and will control water loss in your hair), 13% oleic acid (controls water loss in your hair while making it softer and more pliable) and 14% palmitic acid (great for spreadability to soften the hair’s surface without a greasy or tacky feeling). It is rich in vitamin C, calcium and phosphorus which helps to balance skin health, heal dryness and moisturize. 

Produced by pressing the seeds of the papaya, it contains a high content of vitamins A, B and C and is rich in antioxidants, such as lycopene which helps to fight free radical damage and reduce signs of aging. It contains enzymes papain and chymopapain which can decrease inflammation and remove damaged keratin. The Vitamin A helps the scalp to produce sebum, which nourishes, strengthens and protects hair. It also has antibacterial components which helps in controlling and preventing dandruff 

Cold-pressed from the kernels of French Ente Plums, this oil is rich in beta carotene, omega 6 and 9 fatty acids, as well as tocopherols. It serves as an alternative to silicones due to its large amounts of linoleic acid, helping to make hair soft and silky. With nourishing omega fatty acids and powerful vitamins, like vitamins A and E, plum oil helps to heal, hydrate, balance, and restore dull hair. Due to its high concentration of tocopherols, it’s useful for preventing environmental and free radical damage and restoring hair fibers.  

Cold pressed from the pits or kernels of peaches, this oil is crammed with fatty acids omegas 3 and 6 and vitamins A and E. It penetrates the skin easily and helps to maintain the elasticity, reduce signs of aging and protect from environmental damage. Due to its emollient properties, it helps to make hair more soft and pliable, while maintaining a barrier to lock in moisture.  

Hydrolyzed by combining plant enzymes with quinoa grains, this protein contains all 8 of the essential amino acids with the highest level of protein among grains. High levels of Cysteine, Cystine, Lysine, Methionine, Tryptophane and Tyrosine greatly enhance its ability to assist in the repair, protection, and conditioning of both hair and skin. It forms a protective barrier to protect hair from environmental damage, retains moisture in the hair and provides nutrients 

Extracted from the leaves of the Rosemary plant, it has the ability to reduce the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (in both men and women) which reduces the blood flow to follicles and can result in hair loss. It also has anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. Due to its antioxidants, it protects the skin from free radicals (or environmental damage)

Oil: Extracted from the hard outer brown layer of rice by pressing. It is rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that help to nourish the hair. It is an excellent source of Vitamin-E that is able to penetrate in to the skins layers and and moisturize, reduce inflammation and reverse damage to the hair follicles. It also contains gamma oryzanol which has been shown to shield from damage done by UVA and UVB rays.

Wax: Created from rice bran oil; the oil is made by pressing the husks of rice after they have been seperated from the grain, the virgin oil is then dewaxed. This allows for the wax to retain  policosanols (long chain fatty acids that aid in reducing hair loss), phospholipids (lipids that help to reduce moisture loss and maintain healthy hair), phytosterols (a structural component, similar to cholestorol, that may help block hormones in your scalp that cause hair loss) and squalene (a polyunsaturated hydrocarbon lipid that helps to moisturizer hair). It also acts as a thickener and binding agent

Derived from rice grain, this protein is rich in amino acids and has many benefits. It aids in free radical protection, improves strength and condition of hair, reduces frizz and aids in repairing the cuticle. For skin, it imporves elasticity, reduces irritation, hydrates and provides softer skin.

Extracted from sugar cane, it is a rich source of antioxidants and flavonoids, helping skin combat the harmful effects of UV rays and prevents free radical damage and helps to exfoliate the hair and scalp when washed out. Sugar allows for the hair to have hold and texture while adding a flexible, glossy finish 

Steam distilled from rose petals, this floral water is a mild astringent making it beneficial for reducing oiliness and dandruff, anti inflammatory properties to help with scalp conditions, calms frizz and boosts shine 

Coming from the evaporation of sea water, sea salt can relieve stress, ease muscle aches, stimulate circulation, exfolliate the skin and hair and calm skin conditions.  

Pressed from the seeds of the Helianthus annuus plant, sunflower seed oil is highly absorbent but won’t clog pores. This oil contains antioxidants including Vitamins C, D and E, with the vitamin E helping to protect from sun damage and free radicals, and reduces bacterial buildup on skin and scalp. 

Linoleic acid helps to maintain the skins barrier to reduce moisture loss and help with inflammation (such as eczema), while oleic acid reduces breakage and stimulated healthy hair growth.

Due to its lightweight moisture, it’s great for skin and hair to maintain moisturizing properties without feeling greasy or heavy, and penetrates the hair shaft and skin to lock in moisture (while also reducing frizz

Produced from the fat derived from nuts of the Shea tree, shea butter has extensive anti inflammatory properties that help to reduce redness and swelling. It soaks in to the skin to moisturize and creates a protective barrier to prevent dehydration while protecting skin from free radical damage. It also has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties to help sooth and reduce skin infections, boosts collagen production and promotes cell regeneration and can help sooth muscle aches.  

Derived from the cocoon of the silk worm, they easily bond with and strengthen the keratin in hair. It helps to strengthen damaged hair and create a protective layer that prevents moisture from escaping while adding shine to the overall appearance. These amino acids, while not vegan, are made from the disgarded cocoons, which would typically be thrown out after the silk making process, but instread are recycled in to usable amino acids that strenghthen hair.

A saturated fatty acid found in vegetable fats, this long chain fatty acid provides light weight moisture to both hair and skin. It also acts as an emulsifier, aiding in binding oil and water mixtures.

Made by mixing a natural sulfonic acid called isethionic acid with the fatty acids that naturally occur in coconut oil. The mixture is heated to remove water and then distilled to remove excess fatty acids thereby creating a new thing, a surfactant. It is fully biodegradable and is one of the gentlest surfactants available. It is effective at cleansing yet still remains non drying and non irritating to skin, and contains emollient properties to retain moisture 

Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH), also known as lye or caustic soda, is an essential ingredient in the soap making process. When sodium hydroxide is mixed with oils, the reaction is saponification. Once saponification is complete, the sodium hydroxide is no longer present and a new substance has been created: hard soap 

The sodium salt of lactic acid produced by fermentation of sugar from sugar beets. It is produced via fermentation of bacteria. The lactic acid bacteria is added to sugar, then fermented and filtered. It is an amazing humectant that draws moisture to the skin and hair and improves the moisture content of hair up to 84% 

Pressed from the rind of tangerines, this oil has cytophylactic (protects cells) and depurative (purifying and detoxifying) properties and thus helps to protect, stimulate and grow new skin cells, creating a healthy scalp environment. It is rich in Vitamin C which promotes hair growth, while its antiseptic properties help with dandruff and flaky scalp. It helps to remove dead skin cells, leaving the skin soft and supple 

Extracted from the leaves of the Australian tea tree, te oil has natural antiseptic, antibacterial, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. It provides a wide range of benefits for both hair and skin. It helps to unclog hair follicles, reduce dandruff, improve oerall scalp health. It contains narual moisturizing properties, making it an effective moisturizer while also helping to sooth both skin and scalp irritation.

Derived from vegetable oils, vitamin E is a powerful nutrient that has numerous benefits for hair health. It has been shown to increase blood supply to the scalp, provide conditioning to the scalp, prevent the breakdown of existing hair follicles, increase shine all while having antioxidant properties that help reduce oxidative stress and free radical damage 

Vegetable derived, vitamin b-5 is a humectant by drawing in and keeping moisture in the hair, moisturizing by reducing evaporation of moisture and an emollient by softening and smoothing the hair. It binds the hair cuticles and coats it to prevent moisture loss and builds a thin layer of moisture to add softness and shine 

Vanilla Bean is rich in antioxidants to help fight free radical damage and prevent the breakdown of cells and tissues in the body while promoting hair growth. It is also a good source of b-vitamins such as niacin, thiamin, Vitamin B6 and pantothenic acid as well as calcium, magnesium, manganese and potassium. These nutrients play an important role in the maintenance of healthy skin and protection from environmental pollution and can help to create smooth, shiny hair. 

Distilled from the leaves of the wintergreen plant, this oil helps increase circulation creating a healthier scalp environment, calms inflammation, soothes symptoms of psoriasis, reduces pain and clears skin irritation.

Cold pressed from the seeds of watermelons, it contains a high level of proteins essential amino acids helping to strengthen hair, prevent breakage, restore elasticity and the seeds contain copper that produce melanin to add shine. It is filled with magnesium, zinc, vitamin B, fatty acids, palmitic, oleic acid, steric acid, B-Vitamins, copper, manganese and magnesium. It helps to boost scalp circulation thereby reducing hair loss. The potassium also aids in cell growth 

Made by the fermentation of simple sugars, this thickening agent is used to increase the viscosity of liquid products. It also aids in emulsification, binding water and oil ingredients, and retains moisture by locking in existing moisture to keep hair soft and shiny.

Steam distilled from the ylang ylang flower on the cananga tree, it is useful for regulating natural sebum production and reducing flaking and itchiness while promoting scalp health 

Made from blueberry concentrate, blueberry extract helps to hydrate & soften skin, reduce free radical damage, aid in moisture retention, support skin repair, reduce hair breakage, promote hair growth & help with dry, itchy scalp. 

Made from the berries of the bilberry plant, bilberry extract is collagen boosting, increases skin vitality, is anti inflammatory, provides UV protection, fights dandruff, cleanses the scalp of buildup, soothes scalp irritation and aids in hair growth. 

Coming from the black goji berry, this extract aids in moisture retention, encourages hair growth, is anti inflammatory, helps reduce free radical damage, promotes collagen production and improves the texture of hair and skin.

A resin from the rattan fruit, dragons blood has anti inflammatory properties, is anti microbial, aids in collagen production, has a thickening and plumping effect on hair and aids in creating a healthy scalp environment for hair to grow.

Made from the fruit of the gooseberry tree, gooseberry extract is an anti inflammatory and anti oxidant, reduces collagen breakdown, reduces hyperpigmentation, strengthens hair and promotes hair growth. 

Made by drying and pulverizing grape seeds, Grapeseed extract has antimicrobial properties, in an antioxidant, evens out skin tone, improves skin elasticity & softness, aids in moisture retention, promotes hair growth, improves scalp health, strengthen hair, contains UV protection, adds shine and soothes the scalp. 

Made by drying and grinding the leaves of the camellia sinensis plant, green tea extract calms irritation, evens out skin tone, exfoliates, soothes redness & swelling, removes dead skin cells, blocks DHT receptors, promotes hair growth, nourishes  scalp cells and reduces hair loss. 

Made from the petals of the hibiscus plant, hibiscus extract is rich in antioxidants, helps to

smooth, balance & brighten skin, promotes the production of healthy skin cells, reduces redness & swelling, increases scalp circulation, promotes hair growth, strengthens the hair shaft and reduces hair breakage. 

Extracted from the leaves of the Rosemary plant, rosemary extract has the ability to reduce the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) (in both men and women) which reduces the blood flow to follicles and can result in hair loss. It also has anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. Due to its antioxidants, it protects the skin from free radicals (or environmental damage). It improves blood circulation, promotes hair growth, aids in nourishing hair follicles and balances sebum. 

Extracted from seaweed biomass, the antioxidants and enzymes help to remove dirt, excess oil and product buildup from the scalp. The fatty acids give a glossy sheen to hair, hydrate the scalp and reduce frizz and dryness. Packed with Vitamin E, it gives added moisture and has a detangling effect while also warding off dandruff.

Ground from the stems of the tumeric plant, this plant contains both antisetic and anti-inflammatory properties. It aids in fighting free radicals, stimulates hair growth, prevents skin cells from clumping together creating buildup, calming irritation, lighten hyperpigmentation, boosts microcirculation within the skin and moisturizes dry skin.

Extracted from the Yucca schidigera plant, yucca extract has cleansing and antiseptic properties, provides UV protection, is anti inflammatory, reduces free radical damage, aids in moisture retention, stimulates blood flow to the scalp, promotes hair growth and aids in thickening hair