Radish Oil – Made in Egypt

Radishes have grown in Egypt since the age of the pharaohs — ancient workers' rations included them alongside onions and garlic. From these humble, peppery roots comes a surprisingly spirited seed oil, pungent and rousing, treasured in traditional hair and scalp rituals.

Energetic profile: Warming and stimulating, with a peppery wakefulness. Radish seed oil shakes off sluggishness like a splash of cold water — brisk, bracing, and full of vitality.

Traditional uses: Traditionally used in scalp massage rituals and in warming body rubs, especially where a bracing, wakeful sensation is welcome. Many people enjoy its invigorating character when they want to feel alert and renewed.

How to use: Dilute well in a carrier oil and massage into the scalp or skin. Leave briefly, then rinse or shampoo as desired. For external use; dilute before applying to skin.