Stress-Relief Hair Growth Oil

Weekly DIY

Stress-Relief Hair Growth Oil

This week’s DIY is a lightweight scalp oil for massage, designed to support circulation, ease tension, and promote a more balanced environment for healthy hair growth — especially during periods of increased shedding or slower growth.

Stress-related shedding • Scalp tension and discomfort • Supporting healthy hair growth cycles

2-3 minutes
Beginner
Concerns
Stress-related shedding • Tight, tense scalp • Slower hair growth
Benefits
Boosts circulation • Eases scalp tension • Supports stronger, fuller-looking hair
Format
Lightweight oil serum
Shelf life
Best used within 6 months

What You'll Need

Pumpkin Seed Oil
1 tablespoon
Naturally rich in compounds linked to supporting the scalp, and often chosen for scalp care routines where thinning is a concern.

Camellia Seed Oil
1 tablespoon
Lightweight and silky, this oil helps the blend glide easily across the scalp without feeling greasy.

Rosemary Essential Oil
5 drops
A haircare favourite for scalp massage blends and healthy-looking hair routines.

How to Make

  1. Combine all the ingredients and mix well.
  2. Transfer to a pipette bottle and store in a cool, dark place.

How to Use

Guidance

Apply a small amount directly to your scalp and gently massage in using your fingertips.

Take a few minutes here - the massage helps support circulation and release tension in the scalp.

Make It Yours

Pro Tips & Storage

  • For enhanced performance: Add 4 drops alpha-bisabolol to help calm the scalp and support a more balanced environment, allowing the blend to work more effectively over time.

  • Leave on for at least 30 minutes, or overnight for a deeper treatment, then wash out as usual.

  • Use 2–3 times a week, or whenever your scalp feels tight or dry.

  • Gently warm your oil before use by placing the bottle in a bowl of warm water. This helps the oil spread more easily, helps encourage better circulation and makes your scalp massage feel even more relaxing.

  • Essential oils should never be applied neat to the scalp. Avoid eyes and broken skin, and patch test first.

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