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Scent blended of hibiscus, Jasmine, Cedarwood and Amber.
 
Hibiscus stimulates the hair growth
If you are tired of seeing your tresses float down the drain each time you wash your hair, now is possibly the best time to consider hibiscus oil for hair. Hibiscus is a natural powerhouse of amino acids, which provide your hair with nutrients that promote hair growth. Amino acids are great at producing keratin, a building block of hair that binds the hair and prevents breakage. Keratin also promotes the thickness of the hair strands, making it much more manageable. Now you can cancel your appointment at the salon for a keratin treatment and resort to using the hibiscus oil instead.
 
Hibiscus conditions your hair
Chemical-laden hair products strip our hair from natural oils and nutrients. This makes our hair much drier over time. This is why moisturising with a natural oil becomes extremely important to protect your hair from dull and damaged tresses. Hibiscus flowers contain mucilage, which is a naturally occurring conditioner. The slimy feel to the crushed hibiscus leaves and petals are due to mucilage. 
 
Hibiscus prevents baldness
Hibiscus extracts have been found as effective as minoxidil and finasteride, both used extensively to treat baldness. Regular use of hibiscus can also result in prevention of hair fall and promote hair regrowth. 
 
Hibiscus protects your scalp from environmental stressors
Hibiscus acts as an astringent that calms your ailing scalp and protects it from UVB rays. The cleansing properties of hibiscus balance the pH level of your scalp and control the oil build-up. A soothed scalp also means relief from itchy scalp and stronger hair follicles. 
 
Hibiscus to prevent pre- mature grey hair
Traditionally, Hibiscus was used as a natural dye to mask grey hair. The antioxidants and vitamins present in Hibiscus help  produce melanin, the naturally occurring pigment that gives hair its natural colour