Rosmelle™ | Rosemary Scalp & Hair Oil
Hair in the drain? Stop dreading wash day.
- Stronger-feeling hair, less breakage
- A rosemary oil ritual for your scalp
- Washes out clean on wash day
- Free shipping
- 30-day returns
Your wash-day ritual
- 1
Part and drop.
Section your dry hair and drop the oil straight onto your scalp along each part.
- 2
Massage it in.
Two minutes of slow fingertip circles. Smooth whatever's left on your hands through your ends.
- 3
Leave it, then wash.
Give it 1-3 hours: a podcast, a nap, the school run. Then shampoo twice and condition. Your hair comes out soft, not greasy.
Every wash day ends at the drain
You rinse, and it wraps around your fingers. You look down, and there it is again, on the drain.
Then it's the brush. The pillow. The bathroom floor you swept yesterday. You start wearing it up so nobody notices how thin the ends look.
You've tried the shampoos with big promises on the bottle, the oil that left you greasy for two days, the rosemary water you kept meaning to make.
And it keeps costing you: the minutes spent hiding it, the photos you crop, the dread before you even turn the shower on.
What changes on wash day
- Your scalp gets real attention.A rosemary oil blend massaged in where your hair starts, left on for hours instead of rinsed off in thirty seconds. It nourishes your scalp and keeps it from feeling dry.
- Strands that feel stronger.Smoothed through the lengths, the oil conditions dry, brittle ends, so fewer of them snap off in your brush.
- Softer, shinier, fuller-looking.Wash it out and your hair feels like butter.
What to expect
Good hair days are built week by week, so the ritual has to be easy to keep. Here's what to expect at 1-3 times a week.
First wash
Soft and shiny
Softer, shinier hair after you shampoo it out, and a scalp that feels cared for.
Weeks 2-4
Ends that behave
Lengths that feel less dry and brittle, and fewer snapped strands in your brush.
Months 2-3
Fuller-looking hair
Hair that looks fuller and healthier, and a wash day you stop dreading.
*Individual results vary. Rosmelle is a cosmetic scalp and hair oil. It isn't intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Rosmelle vs. DIY rosemary water
RosmelleYour first three months, sorted
The ritual works because you keep doing it, week after week, so most people start with two or three bottles and stock up.
Questions
How do I use it?
On dry hair, section it, drop the oil onto your scalp along each part, massage for two minutes, leave it on 1-3 hours, then shampoo twice and condition. 1-3 times a week.
Will it make my hair greasy?
Not once it's washed out. It's a pre-wash oil: it does its work while it sits, then the shampoo takes it away. Fine hair: use a little less and shampoo twice.
Can I leave it on overnight?
1-3 hours is all it needs. Overnight can leave buildup on some scalps, so if you try it, wash it out well in the morning.
Why put it on my ends too?
Your scalp gets the massage; your ends get the conditioning. Smooth a few drops through dry lengths while it's on your scalp, then wash it all out together. Your ends will thank you.
I have a sensitive scalp, or I'm pregnant or nursing.
Patch-test a little behind your ear first and stop if your skin feels irritated. If you're pregnant, nursing or under a doctor's care, ask your doctor before you start. Keep it away from your eyes. For adults.
Is it a medicine?
Rosmelle is a cosmetic ritual: it nourishes your scalp and leaves your hair softer, shinier and fuller-looking with regular use. It isn't a medicine, so if shedding is sudden or heavy, check in with a doctor.
How much is shipping?
Free, on every order.
What if it's not for me?
Send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund.
