🌸🧚♀️ Faerie Bloom – Shine & Scalp Hair Oil

Radiance • Softness • Botanical Nourishment

A Light, Enchanted Blend for Shimmering Hair & Gentle Scalp Care

Whispered about in woodland glades and fae-touched meadows, Faerie Bloom is a glowing hair oil crafted for those seeking softness, shine, and a touch of enchantment in their daily ritual. Inspired by the gentle magic of the forest folk, this blend brings together light, nourishing oils and botanicals traditionally used to support a healthy-looking scalp and naturally radiant hair.

At its heart is a base of jojoba, almond, and olive oils—lightweight yet deeply conditioning oils loved for their ability to soften, smooth, and add natural shine without weighing the hair down.

These oils are infused with rosemary, calendula, and lemon balm, herbs known in herbal folklore for their brightening, soothing, and hair-loving qualities.

The blend is finished with an aromatic trio of lavender, cedarwood, and sandalwood essential oils. The scent is soft, floral, woodsy, and gently grounding—like a quiet morning in a sunlit faerie grove.

The result is a luxurious, plant-rich hair oil that helps nourish the scalp, add shine, soften the hair, and elevate your haircare routine with a touch of faerie magic.

✨ What It’s Traditionally Used For

• Supporting a soft, comfortable-feeling scalp

• Enhancing natural shine and smoothness

• Moisturizing dry or coarse strands

• Promoting a gentle, calming haircare ritual

• Suitable for all hair types

🌿 Key Ingredients

Carrier Oils:
Jojoba oil, almond oil, olive oil

Herbal Infusions:
Rosemary, calendula, lemon balm

Aromatic Blend:
Lavender essential oil, cedarwood essential oil, sandalwood essential oil

🧚♀️ Scent Profile

Floral. Herbal. Clean. Earth-kissed.
A soft forest-meadow fragrance with gentle wood notes beneath.

⚠️ Safety & Legal Notes

• For external use only

• Patch test recommended before full use

• Avoid contact with eyes

• Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease

• Keep out of reach of children