Rooted nourishment for scalp and tresses

Crown & Root is an herbal blend made for simple, natural hair care. These herbs are traditionally used to calm the scalp, support circulation, and help maintain healthy hair growth.

This blend can be made into a hair-rinse tea or infused into your preferred oil for scalp and hair treatments.
For external use only.

Ingredient Highlights

• Nettle & Horsetail — traditionally used to support strong, healthy hair
• Calendula & Lavender — gentle herbs known to calm and soothe the scalp
• Burdock Root & Red Clover — commonly used to support circulation and overall scalp wellness
• Peppermint & Orange Peel — add a light, refreshing boost to rinses and oil infusions
• Marshmallow Root & Hibiscus — help provide slip and softness for easier detangling

1.5 oz | 42 g pouch

Ingredients

Calendula Flowers, Peppermint, Nettle Leaf, Lavender, Red Clover, Hibiscus, Horsetail, Rose, Burdock Root, Marshmallow Root, Orange Peel

To Use:

Herbal Hair Rinse 

This method is simple, gentle, and great for weekly or occasional use.

You’ll Need:

• 1–2 tablespoons of Crown & Root blend

• 1–2 cups hot water

Instructions:

1. Place herbs in a heat-safe jar or bowl.

2. Pour hot (not boiling) water over the herbs.

3. Cover and let steep for 20–30 minutes, then strain.

4. Allow the tea to cool to a comfortable temperature.

5. After shampooing or cleansing, slowly pour the rinse over your hair and scalp.

6. Let it sit for a few minutes, then rinse lightly or leave in—whichever you prefer.

Herbal Oil Infusion (Scalp & Hair Oil)

Use your preferred oils—keep it simple or have fun and experiment!
Olive, avocado, and grapeseed are easy to find at your local market.
Argan, jojoba, and black castor oil also work beautifully.

You’ll Need:

• Your chosen oil(s)

• ¼–½ cup of Crown & Root Blend

• A clean jar with a lid

Instructions:

1. Fill the jar halfway with the herbal blend.

2. Pour your oil of choice over the herbs until fully covered.

3. Seal the jar and store it in a warm spot for 2–4 weeks, shaking gently every few days.

4. When ready, strain out the herbs and store the finished oil in a clean bottle.

5. Use a few drops on the scalp or ends as needed.

Tip:
If you prefer a quicker method, the jar can be placed in a warm water bath for 1–2 hours—just keep the heat gentle.