Onion Oil – Made in Egypt

Onion oil may raise an eyebrow, but in traditional hair care it is a quiet legend — the humble onion, grown in Egypt since the time of the pharaohs who prized it as a symbol of eternity, yields a pungent oil long used in folk scalp rituals. Its sharp, savory scent mellows once worked through the hair. Do not judge it by the first sniff.

Energetic profile: Pungent and stimulating, with a raw, earthy vitality. It feels bracing and no-nonsense — an old remedy's honest, invigorating energy.

Traditional uses: Traditionally used in scalp massage and pre-wash hair treatments, long prized in folk practice for supporting the look of full, healthy-looking hair. Many people enjoy it as a weekly intensive scalp ritual.

How to use: Massage into the scalp, leave for 20–30 minutes, then shampoo thoroughly — follow with a fragrant conditioner if desired. For external use; dilute before applying to skin.