Our hair rinse contains carefully selected homegrown and wildcrafted herbs that help deliver necessary nutrients to the hair, while gently stimulating circulation to the scalp. Over time, hair rinsing can repair faded shine, reduce shedding & breakage, and combat dry brittleness. As an added bonus, you will smell like an evergreen forest fairy!

Sustainably & slowly handcrafted with ethically sourced, wildcrafted or homegrown herbs.
Our hair rinse blend comes in two varieties to accommodate dark and light hair tones. Available in sample (1.5 oz) and regular (3 oz) sizes.

Dark Hair Tone

The highlight ingredient in for dark hair individuals is Black Walnut. It has been used for haircare centuries, both as a hair rinse and dye. It contains strong antibacterial and stimulating properties.
Ingredients: Black Walnut(Juglans nigra)*, Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)* Leaf + Berries, White Pine(Pinus strobus)*, Sage(Salvia officinalis)*, Horsetail(Equisetum hyemale)°, Stinging Nettle(Urtica dioica)°

Light Hair Tone

Rosemary, a well-rounded herbal powerhouse, is not only a kitchen staple, but a trusted ally in beauty and self-care as well. Known to increase circulation, Rosemary can promote nutrient delivery for stronger and shinier hair.
Ingredients: Rosemary(Rosmarinus officinalis), Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)* Leaf + Berries, White Pine(Pinus strobus)*, Sage(Salvia officinalis)*, Horsetail(Equisetum hyemale)°, Stinging Nettle(Urtica dioica)°

Directions:

AS A HAIR RINSE: Add about 1, 1.5 oz dried herb to a pot, and fill with enough hot water to make a strong tea for your hair length and type. Infuse for at least 15 minutes, then strain. Rinse your hair with the strained herbal tea after finishing your hair wash routine, typically after rinsing your hair from conditioner. In some cases, the herbal tea can be used in place of conditioner. The herbal tea does not need to be rinsed out of the hair.
HYDRATING HAIR SPRITZ: Depending on your hair type, your hair might need to be rehydrated between washes. Herbal teas can be used in place of spritzing water when hydrating the scalp and hair.
Add about .5 - 1 oz dried herb to a pot and fill with enough hot water to make a light tea for your hair length and type. Infuse for at least 15 minutes, then strain. Pour the tea in a spritzer bottle, and use on your hair periodically in place of regular water. Keep the tea in the refrigerator and use within 3-4 days.

∎ = wildcrafted
* = homegrown
° = organic