Product description
Package Dimensions : 5.75 x 1.65 x 1.61 inches; 4 ounces
UPC : 797465766342
Manufacturer : XILRVON
ASIN : B0FWBFPZM4
Best Sellers Rank: #86,541 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #605 in Hair Regrowth Treatments
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Extra Strength Herbal Hair Growth Oil: Crafted with rosemary leaves, fenugreek seeds, lavender granules, castor seeds, and almond seeds, slowly infused into a blend of 10 premium plant oils. This traditional herbal infusion process nourishes the scalp and delivers natural botanicals directly to the roots, promoting fuller, healthier-looking hair. Ideal for anyone experiencing thinning, breakage, or slow hair growth.
100% Natural Hair Oils for Deep Nourishment: Powered by 10 premium oils—rosemary oil, fenugreek oil, batana oil, castor seed oil, pumpkin seed oil, argan oil, sweet almond oil, lavender oil, grapeseed oil, and jojoba oil. No fillers, mineral oil, or chemicals—just pure, concentrated plant-based moisture for dry or damaged hair.
Reduces Hair Loss & Breakage: Grapeseed oil and pumpkin seed oil are rich in antioxidants and essential fatty acids that help strengthen hair strands from root to tip. Regular use supports thicker-looking hair, minimizes breakage and shedding, and keeps strands more resilient and healthy-looking.
Soothes Scalp Irritation & Reduces Dandruff: Rosemary oil, lavender oil, jojoba oil, and sweet almond oil help maintain a balanced scalp and reduce dryness and flakiness. Ideal for sensitive or irritated scalps in need of natural care.
Perfect for All Hair Types & Textures: Whether your hair is dry, damaged, color-treated, straight, wavy, curly, or coily, this versatile oil delivers results across all textures. It helps address a wide range of hair concerns—thinning, dryness, frizz, and breakage.
Amazon Customer –
A Nice Scalp Oil With a Learning Curve
I’ve been trying out this herbal hair growth oil for a little while now, and my overall experience has been pretty positive, with a few things worth mentioning so other shoppers know what to expect. I used it mainly on my scalp, a couple of times a week, just to see how it felt and whether it made any difference in dryness or shedding. The scent stood out right away, it’s a clean, herbal smell that leans toward rosemary and lavender, and it doesn’t feel heavy or perfumey. That made it easy to use without feeling overwhelmed by fragrance. The oil itself feels lightweight, and it absorbs slower than I expected but not in a greasy way. I did notice that if I used too much, the roots of my hair looked a little slick, so I had to adjust the amount each time. Once I figured out the right amount, it left my scalp feeling moisturized and calm. I didn’t have any irritation, which is a big plus for me.The applicators are helpful, but they take some getting used to. The comb attachment is a good idea, but I personally found it easier to control the oil with the regular nozzle. If you’re not careful, it’s easy to get more oil on your hair than your scalp, and that does make it harder to go about your day without washing it out. I ended up using it mostly as a treatment before washing, which worked well for me. As for hair growth, it’s too early to say anything definite. I haven’t seen major changes yet, but I also haven’t noticed extra shedding, and my scalp feels healthier overall. The bottle looks like it will last a long time, especially since a little goes a long way.If you’re looking for a scalp oil that smells natural and gives a soothing, moisturized feel, this one is worth trying. Just be prepared to experiment with how much you use and how you apply it, so it works with your hair type and routine.
Michael Sykes –
Great smelling hair growth oil
The hair oil has a pleasant smell and I haven’t used it long enough to comment on if there is hair growth. The oil has whole her pieces inside the oil but they don’t get mixed in with your hair. You do not need very much and while the applicator helps to distribute, there is a bit of a learning curve to getting the right amount of oil and in the right places. I have very fine hair so I don’t feel like I can go anywhere after using this. I let it sit and then wash before needing to be out in public. Many people with more hair will find this unnecessary, I’m sure. It says that shedding could occur for a bit but I haven’t noticed any additional shedding, aside from the normal levels. I’m excited to see how this goes. So far I am enjoying the scent and the treatment for my scalp.
jhoustee –
You can see the herbs and feel the quality
This is one of the more interesting hair oils I have tried, and that is mostly because you can actually see the herbs inside the bottle. I have never used a hair oil before that contained real pieces of rosemary leaves, fenugreek seeds, lavender, castor seeds, and almond seeds. Seeing the herbs makes it feel like you are getting the full benefit as they continue to infuse into the oil over time, not just a scented oil with a few extracts mixed in.The scent is pleasant and very natural. I mostly smell rosemary and lavender, and it is not overpowering or irritating at all. It smells clean and herbal, not perfumey. That matters a lot to me when it comes to scalp products.The oil itself is lightweight and absorbs well. I currently have braids, and I have been using this to keep my scalp healthy without worrying about heavy buildup. It does not leave my scalp greasy or cause that thick residue that can end up damaging your natural hair when the braids come out.The price is definitely on the higher end at around $20, but it does seem like a higher quality product than most hair growth oils. There are more herbs, real visible ingredients, and a thoughtful infusion process instead of just oils mixed together. It feels like you are paying for quality, not just branding.It also comes with a small comb applicator. I am not using it right now while I have braids, but it is a nice addition and I can see it being very helpful once my hair is out and I am applying the oil directly to my scalp. So far this feels like a well-made, natural hair oil that focuses on scalp health and long-term hair care. Im hoping to see results with thinning and breakage.
Nurses Rock –
Impressive range of essential oils and herbs with a subtle scent, but challenging to apply.
Interesting blend of oils and herbs. I like the floating pieces in the bottle, but couldn’t tell what plant they were from! The oil has a very subtle scent, which is not overpowering. The instructions are to apply to the scalp with either the nozzle or the included comb attachment. If you look at the advertising images, there is a woman simply pouring it onto her hair and it is running down the side of her hair. This is not the way to do it! The instructions are to apply just to the scalp. Having said this, I still managed to get some in my hair and I could not get it out by wiping with a dry cloth. I thought it would be absorbed by the morning, but it wasn’t. I liked the feel of the oil, but I don’t think I can apply this twice daily without having to increase hair washing (which defeats the purpose of moisturizing the scalp). It would be easier and more accurate to apply with a small dropper. I think that would be more efficient than a comb. Fair price for essential oils.
Beefy –
Herby and lightweight
I was surprised to see actual pieces of the herbs floating in the oil as I haven’t used a hair oil like this before. It took a few minutes to absorb but was much less greasy than I imagined. The roots of my hair did look a bit greasier after use, but maybe I need to adjust the amount used each time. The overall scent is sort of a cross between herbs, woods, and a hint of something sweet, like orange maybe? The scent isn’t overpowering and doesn’t seem to linger.This didn’t cause any irritation to date and it seems like the bottle will last quite some time. The little comb attachment might be handy to target the oil. I am clumsy and found it easier to not use the comb. It’s too early to tell if this actually stimulates hair growth, but it does help moisturize the scalp well.