Maximum Growth & Strength Formula
Batana oil, black seed, rosemary and eleven more — steeped into a single 4oz routine built for scalp, strand and length.
Formulated for
Every ingredient earns its place by doing one of these, from the first application to week twelve.
Carrier and essential oils feed the scalp barrier, easing the dryness and buildup that can stall healthy growth.
Humectant-rich oils help strands hold onto moisture, so hair stays pliable instead of brittle.
Rosemary and fenugreek are long-standing scalp-circulation botanicals, paired here with biotin for the growth phase.
Formulated for consistent use, so fine or thinning strands can read fuller and denser over time.
The infusion, catalogued
Every drop is built in layers — carrier oils to deliver, herbs and flowers to treat, one active to feed the growth phase.
The most talked-about scalp botanical for circulation — the backbone of the growth claim.
Seeds rich in proteins and nicotinic acid, steeped into the oil for strand strength.
Traditionally used to add body and the appearance of fullness to fine hair.
Called "the hair flower" in Ayurvedic practice, prized for shine and scalp conditioning.
Rounds out the fragrance and is traditionally paired with scalp oils for a calming routine.
A mild, cooling botanical that softens the overall scent profile.
A sulfur-compound-rich bulb, long used in folk hair remedies for strand resilience.
A warming spice oil included for scalp circulation and as a natural preservative.
An anise-scented pod that layers into the fragrance and the formula's apothecary roots.
Cold-pressed from the American oil palm nut, a staple of Honduran Miskito hair traditions for generations.
A light, vitamin E–rich carrier that softens strands without weighing them down.
Structurally close to the scalp's own sebum, so it absorbs rather than sits on the surface.
Nigella sativa oil, used across Middle Eastern and South Asian traditions for scalp care.
Vitamin B7 — the nutrient most associated with keratin, the protein hair is made of. The one ingredient here that isn't a botanical.
How to use
The oil is concentrated — a little goes further than it looks.
Part clean, damp or dry hair into small sections so the oil reaches your scalp, not just the surface.
Warm 8–10 drops between your palms and massage into the scalp in slow circles for two minutes.
Work whatever oil remains through your lengths and ends to lock in shine and moisture.
Frequency — 2–3 times a week, or nightly for extra-dry or coily scalps.
What to expect
Scalp feels less tight and flaky after wash day, as buildup starts to clear.
New growth is often visible along the hairline and part with consistent use.
Existing strands read fuller and denser — many find this is when thickness becomes visible.
Results depend on hair type, scalp health and how consistently the routine is followed.
Two colorways
Both editions carry the full fourteen-botanical Extreme formula. The colorway is entirely a matter of preference — pick whichever calls to you.
From the routine
"My scalp isn't tight and flaky anymore after the first week. The rosemary scent doesn't hurt either."
"My scalp already feels less irritated after just a few uses. Excited to see how my edges look a couple months from now."
"A little goes a long way — at this rate, one bottle should easily last two months of twice-weekly use."
"Finally an oil that doesn't leave my scalp greasy by the next morning. Smells incredible too."
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One bottle. Fourteen botanicals. Enough for roughly two months at twice-weekly use.