Espres-So Long, Hair Re-Growth Oil/Mask

organic, dark roast espresso coffee, virgin, cold-pressed coconut oil, amla, Brahmi, raw, cold-pressed chia seed oil, Ceylon cinnamon + vitamin E oil 

organic, dark roast espresso coffee (carbon negative, fair trade) the caffeine found in coffee contains stimulating properties that help to block DHT. DHT is a sex hormone that contributes to hair loss and excess breakage. Coffee's stimulating properties also help to improve blood circulation to your hair follicles which helps hair grow faster and longer. 

virgin, cold-pressed coconut oil has the ability to deeply penetrate the hair follicles -- providing nourishment to the hair and scalp. Its high fatty acid content helps to rejuvenate dry, dull hair and it's rich anti-oxidant content helps to repair damaged hair caused by free radicals and other environmental toxins. Regular scalp massages with coconut oil may help to increase circulation, resulting in stronger, longer and healthier hair. 

raw, cold-pressed chia seed oil is rich in fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, protein, calcium and phosphorous which helps to strengthen hair, promote new hair cell regeneration, silken dry, rough strands and mend split ends, while adding shine. 

Ceylon cinnamon works as a natural conditioner for hair. 

amla contains a variety of vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants that aid in strengthening the hair follicles, preventing hair loss, reducing premature greying and helps to remove grime from the scalp, without stripping off natural moisture levels -- helping to maintain pH of the scalp. This helps to prevent dandruff and other scalp diseases.  

Brahmi is commonly used in ayurvedic to prevent hair loss and provide nourishment to the hair follicles. By strengthening the roots of the hair makes the hair denser, longer, shinier and dark toned. Brahmi also helps to control dandruff and reduce premature greying. 

vitamin E oil supports the scalp and gives hair a strong base to grow from by reducing oxidative stress and preserving the protective lipid layer. Vitamin E oil also acts as a preservative, preventing oxidation of the oil. 

Section and detangle your hair. Apply a moderate amount of oil to hair -- from root to tip and don’t forget your edges! 

Cover hair with a plastic cap and leave it on for 1-4 hours. Co-wash/shampoo hair and follow up with your wash-day routine.

For added benefits, at the end of your wash routine, rinse hair with our Glow-Up tea! Check out how to make the hair rinse here.

Can be used weekly or bi-weekly as a pre-shampoo treatment.  

** Please do a patch test before use. Stop use if irritation occurs. 

For external use only. Use within 3 months. 

1. Can I leave the mask in my hair overnight? Yes, but make sure to wear a head covering, as coffee will stain your bedding. 

2. What are the side effects of using coffee in your hair? Coffee is a safe ingredient for the hair. 

3. Is it ok to use on light-colored hair? No, the coffee and Brahmi may tint your hair a darker color.  

Herbalist's Message

As with any natural or herbal product, the key is consistency and patience. People are used to quick fixes and that approach is just not the case when trying to make the changes necessary for a healthier lifestyle.

People who use herbs as symptom-relieving remedies will often be disappointed as most herbs don't target specific biochemical reactions to create rapid changes. Instead, herbs work with the body in extremely complex ways to bring about balance in the body. 

It is important to note that herbs will not make up for lack of sleep, dehydration or a diet filled with processed and refined foods. 

Disclaimer

Plants can be powerful allies, when used responsibly.

Although most herbal preparations are safe and effective, it is important to note that there may be potential side effects (allergies) and individual results may vary. Creating a relationship with their vital energy plays a large role in the symbiotic partnership toward healing and physical well-being.
 

There is no way to know any particular body will react to any substance. When you are taking herbs, you are your own primary care giver and you must be vigilant of your own health.  Consult with an herbalist or primary care provider and do your research, so that you can become an knowledgable and compassionate caretake of your own body.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.