Foodherbs DIY Herbal Hair Oil Blend – Calming Bedroom Vanity Ritual for Hormonal Balance, Thicker Hair and Inner Wellbeing
Foodherbs DIY Herbal Hair Oil Blend – Calming Bedroom Vanity Ritual for Hormonal Balance, Thicker Hair and Inner Wellbeing
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Why you'll love it
- 100% herbal with no additives, preservatives, or chemicals — appealing to clean-beauty buyers
- DIY infusion lets the user pick their own carrier oil (coconut or any essential oil) for personalization
- One 100g pack produces roughly 1 litre of finished oil, offering strong value versus bottled herbal oils
- Suitable for every age in the household, eliminating the need to buy separate products
- Targets multiple hair concerns in one blend — growth, volume, shine, dandruff, and greying
- Raw herb format feels authentic and traditional, unlike diluted commercial hair oils
- Pack contains 18 powerful herbs all in one package - rare to find
- Smells like vanilla bark - described as life-changing and amazing
- Herbs absorb oil so users recommend using more oil than directed to have extra product
- Earthy natural appearance with visible pieces (branches, petals, seeds, hay)
- Helps darken hair color naturally - acts like a natural gray repellent, no color transfer
- Makes skin as soft as a baby's bottom when applied to bald head
- Reduces itching and dandruff thanks to soothing chemical-free formula
- Fresh and earthy smell that is not overpowering
- Helps damaged/thinned areas grow back in (from weaves and tight ponytails)
- One pack lasts up to 1 year depending on usage
- Whole family (4 people) grew 8-10 inches in a year
- Makes hair feel stronger and less brittle when sealing box braids
- Results in hair that doesn't smell even after 2 weeks in braids
- Coffee grinder can be used to grind the herbs for DIY use
- Cheesecloth or doubled wig cap works well for straining
Perfect for
- DIY infusion of raw herbs with coconut or carrier oil for a custom herbal hair oil
- Scalp and follicle nourishment to address dandruff, body heat, and grey hair
- Weekly hot oil or overnight oil treatments to support hair growth and stronger roots
- Family-shared hair oil preparation safe enough for kids, teens, adults, and seniors
- Natural alternative to chemical-laden commercial hair serums and growth tonics
- Using as a hot oil treatment for hair
- Spraying on box braids as a sealant after DIY rosemary water
- Creating a DIY hair growth water by re-boiling leftover strained herbs in rice/oatmeal water and freezing for later use
- Using infused oil on bald head/scalp after shaving for skin softness
- Adding essential oils (tea tree, peppermint, lavender, vitamin E) to the infused oil for scalp benefits
- Making a DIY hair serum with fenugreek, rice water, onion seeds, cloves, cinnamon, rosemary, curry leaves, coconut milk, and various oils
- Making a DIY shampoo with Castile soap, multiple oils, aloe vera gel, and essential oils
- Using as a leave-in conditioner/juice after washing
- Spraying on scalp and cornrows every other day and sealing with the oil
- Using as a mask on wash days
- Freezing the strained herbal water in batches for later use
- Storing infused oil in amber dropper bottles and mason jars in cool dark cabinets
- Using on 4C hair for moisturizing and strengthening
- Creating a beard oil infusion with 4 separate jars of different oils for variety
- Using on natural gray hair to darken color / as natural gray repellent
- Making hair perfume because of the pleasant vanilla bark scent
- Adding fenugreek seeds and amla powder to enhance the infusion
- Package Dimensions : 6.1 x 3.66 x 2.17 inches; 3.84 ounces
- The product is for adult.
- Ingredients: Vetiver root, Senna Flowers, Vilumichai root, Licorice root, Nigella seeds, Dried Amla, Rose Petals, Alkanet, White Turmeric, Bakul Flowers, Bacuchi seeds, Senna leaves, Henna seeds, Sweet Flag, Myrobalan, Screw Tree Pods, Fenugreek Seeds, Curry Leaves
- Nutritional value: on the product
For Long, Thick, and Lustrous Hair - Foodherbs Herbal Hair Oil Mix is an excellent alternative to all your hair care products. The best part is you can now make your own hair growth oil using a mix of natural herbs and no artificial ingredients. This product is packed with 18 super-effective natural ingredients to help you grow healthy, long, and strong hair.
Complete Hair Care - It's a great product to add to your natural hair regimen. The DIY herbal mix nourishes your hair follicles that help restore lost nutrients of your scalp. On regular use of the oil, it helps you to keep your hair and scalp naturally healthy, thus helps with grey hair, dandruff, and body heat.
100% Herbal - No additives, No preservatives, Chemical free. Pure and Natural.
Make Your Own Hair Oil In Just 3 Steps: STEP 1: Open the pack and put the herb mix in a container. STEP 2: Fill the container with 1 Ltr (33 Oz) of coconut oil or any preferred essential oil. Make sure the herbs get completely soaked in the oil. Leave the mixture for 5 to 6 hours. STEP 3: After 5 to 6 hours, your herbal hair oil is ready and you can start using it by straining the oil.
Size: 3.52 Ounce per Pack | 100 grams
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this herbal oil mix actually fit into a calming nightly self-care ritual?
Yes, the warm vanilla bark scent and the slow DIY infusion process turn your oil preparation into a grounding wind-down ritual you can enjoy in the bath or at the bedroom vanity before bed.
Can I use this infusion as part of a meditative scalp massage practice?
Absolutely, the infused oil works beautifully for slow circular scalp massage which supports relaxation, stimulates follicles and pairs perfectly with a mindfulness or journaling session.
Will the scent of this herbal blend help me relax after a long day?
The natural vanilla bark aroma is soft, earthy and never overpowering, making it ideal for evening use without overwhelming your senses or interfering with sleep.
Can I turn this into a weekly hot oil ritual for stress relief and hair growth?
Yes, gently warming the strained infused oil once a week for a hot oil treatment creates a deeply calming ritual that nourishes the scalp while easing tension in your shoulders and neck.
Does the DIY infusion process feel therapeutic and intentional?
Many users describe the process of soaking the 18 herbs in carrier oil, watching the color release and then straining as a slow, intentional ritual that feels more nourishing than opening another store-bought bottle.
Is this a good investment for someone who wants to prioritize personal wellbeing?
If wellbeing means swapping chemical products for clean, plant-based rituals, this is an excellent foundational investment since one 100g pack produces about a litre of oil that lasts months of self-care sessions.
Will this help me disconnect from screens and reconnect with a calming routine?
The hands-on preparation, gentle warmth during infusion and the slow scalp application all encourage you to put the phone down and focus on breath, touch and natural scent.
Can I use the leftover herbal water as a refreshing hair mist during my morning routine?
Yes, after straining you can re-boil the herbs in rice or oatmeal water, freeze in batches and thaw for a cooling hair rinse that adds intention to your morning reset.
How does this compare to expensive spa scalp treatments at home?
You get the same soothing massage, warm oil and natural aromatherapy benefits for a fraction of the cost, with the added wellness value of preparing it yourself with your own hands.
Will the ritual be as relaxing on busy weeknights or only weekends?
Since you only need to soak the herbs for 5-6 hours once, you can prepare a batch on a calm morning and apply the finished oil on a busy weeknight in just a few minutes for an instant reset.
I'm not sure DIY feels relaxing, what if the process feels like a chore?
The 3-step process is intentionally simple: pour, soak, strain. Most wellness-minded users find the slow prep itself therapeutic rather than tedious and only need to do it once every few weeks.
Will the herbal scent clash with my essential oils and candles during relaxation time?
The vanilla bark base scent blends smoothly with lavender, tea tree, peppermint and vitamin E so you can layer your favorite aromatherapy oils without competing aromas.
What if I don't have time to actually use the oil after making it?
Because one batch lasts up to a year, even occasional users get the full wellness benefit, and the freshly infused oil keeps beautifully in amber dropper bottles in a cool cabinet until you need it.
How do I actually make the herbal hair oil from this mix?
Add the full pack of herbs to approximately 1 litre of your chosen carrier oil such as coconut or olive oil, let it soak for 5 to 6 hours (or longer for a stronger infusion), then strain through a cheesecloth or doubled wig cap into a clean jar and the oil is ready to use.
Can I use any carrier oil or does it have to be coconut oil?
You can use coconut oil, olive oil, sesame oil, jojoba, almond or any other carrier oil you prefer, and many users even split the pack into four jars with different oils to experience multiple benefits at once.
How long should I leave the herbs soaking in the oil?
The minimum recommended soak is 5 to 6 hours, but for a deeper, more potent infusion many users leave the herbs in the oil for 24 to 48 hours in a warm, dark place, which intensifies both the color and the herbal benefits.
Will this work on all hair types including 4C, curly and straight hair?
Yes, the formulation is universal and works on every hair type and texture from 4C coils to fine straight strands, and is safe for natural gray hair, color treated hair, kids' hair and beards.
Can I add essential oils or other herbs to the infusion?
Absolutely, you can add tea tree, peppermint, lavender, vitamin E, fenugreek seeds, amla powder or curry leaves to the carrier oil along with the herb mix to customize the benefits for your specific hair goals.
What is actually inside the pack when I open it?
Inside you will find a 100g (3.52 oz) blend of 18 raw Ayurvedic herbs in their natural form, including visible pieces like branches, petals, seeds and hay-like plant material, with a natural vanilla bark aroma and absolutely no additives or preservatives.
Do I need to buy anything else to use this product?
You will need to purchase a carrier oil such as coconut oil, plus a glass jar for infusion and a strainer such as cheesecloth or a doubled wig cap, and optionally a coffee grinder if you want to powder the herbs before soaking.
Is this product safe to use on kids and toddlers?
Yes, the mix is 100% herbal with no chemicals, preservatives or additives, making it safe enough for the whole family including young children when infused into a mild carrier oil and used as a gentle moisturizing treatment.
How should I store the finished infused oil so it stays fresh?
Store the strained oil in amber glass dropper bottles or clean mason jars in a cool, dark cabinet away from direct sunlight, and optionally add a drop of vitamin E oil to extend its shelf life for up to a year.
What is the difference between a herbal hair oil infusion and a regular hair growth serum?
Commercial hair growth serums typically contain chemicals, silicones and synthetic fragrance that coat the hair temporarily, whereas a herbal infusion uses real plant material steeped in natural oil so the nutrients are absorbed into the scalp and follicles for genuine, long term nourishment.
