What is hair tea?
Hair tea is an intentional blend of herbs and florals that were chosen and meant to be brewed as a strong tea concentrate and used topically as an herbal hair rinse to refresh your hair + scalp while nourishing with the plant's essential oils and leaving you with fresh, floral aromatics.

How to use your hair tea...

STEP 1 - CHOOSE YOUR PREPARATION ROUTE

OVERNIGHT PREPARATION (preferred method)

1. Add your hair tea to 16-32 oz of warm water (not boiling or hot) in a mason jar or other jar with a sealing lid. The amount of water used depends on the amount of hair you have. For a lighter since, use ½ bag of herbs. For a stronger rinse, use 1 full bag of herbs.

2. Let your preparation sit for 12-24 hours to brew.

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QUICK-RINSE PREPARATION

1. Add your hair tea to 16-32 oz of hot water (not boiling) in a mason jar or other jar with a sealing lid. The amount of water used depends on the amount of hair you have. For a lighter since, use ½ bag of herbs. For a stronger rinse, use 1 full bag of herbs.

2. Let your preparation sit for a minimum of 15 minutes to brew. 

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STEP 2 - USE YOUR HAIR TEA!​

1. Strain your herbs completely using a cheese cloth / tea strainer / french press.

2. Move your hair tea (should now be room temperature/cold) into a plastic, easy-to-pour container - please never use glass in the bathroom!

3. There isn't necessarily a wrong way to apply your hair tea. Everyone's hair + scalp is different. The suggested method of use is pouring ½ of your hair tea onto your scalp + hair after shampooing and let it sit for 5+ minutes (while shaving, body wash, etc). Rinse the hair tea out and use the remaining ½ of your hair tea as a final rinse post-conditioner. If you have dry hair, you can choose to not rinse out your hair tea for added nourishment and floral aroma. If you have oily hair, rinse out the hair tea before exiting the shower.

4. Enjoy your refreshed scalp + hair!

5. A recommended regimen is rotating between a light rinse and deep rinse every two weeks.