FLOWERS FOR THE HAIR Oil
I stopped using conditioner in my hair routine a long time ago. Personally I do not think it is a genuinely healthy product, either for our hair or for the environment. Its softening effect usually comes from a series of silicones that wrap the hair in a layer of “plastic” that prevents it from breathing. In the end we become dependent on using it, and on an effect that is a long way from the natural texture of hair.
I make this serum to deeply nourish our hair fibre so that, after using shampoo, our hair is not left dry. It contains a synergy of high-quality ingredients providing vitamins, unsaturated fatty acids, proteins, minerals and antioxidants. It promotes blood microcirculation, nourishes the hair, repairs the ends, reduces excess oil, improves dandruff and softens the hair while adding shine.
Its success depends on using the product correctly. In my experience, after washing this way my hair needs no conditioner. And giving your hair some quality time means you do not have to repeat the ritual every day: a couple of times a week is enough.
50 mL bottle. This is a living product and every batch is unique.
- Oil macerate of rosemary (sp. Salvia rosmarinus) in biodynamic extra virgin olive oil.
- Fair-trade shea butter.
- Organic coconut oil.
- Organic argan oil.
- Organic almond oil.
- Handcrafted mother tincture of comfrey (sp. Equisetum telmateia), nettle (sp. Urtica dioica), burdock (sp. Arctium lappa), strawberry (sp. Fragaria vesca), arzolla, aloe (sp. Aloe barbadensis) and alpine clover (sp. Trifolium alpinum).
- Organic essential oils of grapefruit (sp. Citrus paradisi), sage (sp. Salvia lavandulifolia) and lavender (sp. Rosmarinus officinalis).
*Ingredients from certified organic farming, or uncertified but from known sources that respect our environment. Uncontaminated plants gathered by hand in the Liébana Valley.
- Apply the product all over the hair, massaging the scalp and combing the hair through with your hands, spreading it down to the ends.
- Gather the hair gently into a plait or bun and leave it to work for at least an hour. Personally, I put a towel on my pillow and leave it on overnight.
- Wash your hair with a simple but good shampoo, free of sulphates. What matters is working up a fine lather: wet the hair well, put a small amount of product in the palm of your hand, emulsify it with your fingers and apply it at several points on the head — on top, at the crown, at the sides near the temples, and at the back, low down, just above the nape. This does not mean using more product, but spreading the same amount (about the size of an almond).
- Massage the whole head of hair for 3 minutes. (Yes, you read that right: three!) Use your fingertips and make circular movements.
- Finally, rinse, making sure every trace of shampoo is washed out of your hair.


