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No Synthetic Fragrance
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Handcrafted & Small Batches
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Paraben & Sulfate Free
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Cruelty-free
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Recyclable & refillable
Mūrdha taila — the anointing,
unchanged in spirit
Two thousand years before the modern hair industry, the Charaka Saṃhitā set down the practice of mūrdha taila — the regular anointing of the head with oil — and the benefits it was understood to bring: hair that does not fall, does not grey, is firmly rooted and long. Restore is built on that practice, unchanged in spirit and elevated by what we now understand of the plants themselves.
It begins, as the classical texts insist it should, with sesame oil — the foremost of all oils for the scalp in Ayurveda, warming in nature and rich in essential fatty acids. Into it we slow-infuse the great Ayurvedic hair botanicals: bhringraj, the herb the tradition names the king of hair; amla, one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C; fenugreek and hibiscus for strength and shine; curry leaf, shikakai, and reetha for cleansing and conditioning; and red onion, traditionally used to temper breakage. Argan oil lends its softness. A sandalwood essential oil blend closes the formula.
To this ancient base we add two modern actives included for what contemporary science has shown them to do. Capilia Longa™, a turmeric-derived active, has demonstrated up to 89% reduction in hair loss and a 52% increase in hair density in supplier clinical testing. Rosemary, in a six-month clinical trial, produced results comparable to 2% minoxidil — with notably less scalp irritation. Where five thousand years of Ayurvedic wisdom meet modern plant science.
Thirteen Botanicals.
One ritual oil.
No harsh chemicals. No synthetic solvents or parabens. Eleven classical Ayurvedic herbs and two modern clinically tested actives — slow-infused into sesame oil the way the tradition intended.
Sesamum indicum
Sesame Oil
The foundation · Tila Taila · Foremost Ayurvedic scalp oil
The foundation of Restore, as the classical texts insist it should be. In Ayurveda, sesame oil is the foremost of all oils for the scalp — warming in nature, rich in essential fatty acids, and uniquely suited to the hair and skin. It carries every botanical deep into the scalp.
Eclipta prostrata
Bhringraj
The king of hair herbs · 1,000+ years of use · Strength and growth
The herb the Ayurvedic tradition names the king of hair. Used for over a thousand years to strengthen the hair strand and support growth from the root. Bhringraj is the centrepiece of classical hair preparations — its presence in this formula is as ancient as the practice itself.
Emblica officinalis
Amla
Indian Gooseberry · Natural vitamin C · Lustre and strength
One of the richest natural sources of vitamin C of any plant on earth. Antioxidant-rich and deeply nourishing to the hair shaft, amla has been used in Ayurveda for centuries to impart lustre, strength, and resistance to breakage — particularly prized for its action on shine.
Trigonella foenum-graecum
Fenugreek
Methi · Softening and conditioning · Breakage reduction
Rich in proteins and mucilage that coat the hair shaft, fenugreek softens, conditions, and helps reduce breakage. Its high lecithin content adds slip and hydration to the strand, while its natural proteins support structural integrity from root to tip.
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
Hibiscus
Classical Ayurvedic hair botanical · Conditioning and shine
A classical Ayurvedic hair botanical used for conditioning and shine. Hibiscus is rich in amino acids, vitamins, and natural mucilage that smooth the hair cuticle, add lustre, and reduce friction — making each strand more manageable and visibly more vibrant.
Murraya koenigii
Curry Leaf
Traditional strengthening herb · Scalp health · Root fortifying
A traditional Ayurvedic strengthening herb with a long history of use for scalp health and root fortification. Curry leaf is rich in beta-carotene, proteins, and amino acids that nourish the follicle and are classically associated with preventing premature thinning.
Acacia concinna
Shikakai
Classical cleansing herb · Natural saponins · Gentle and conditioning
One of the classical Ayurvedic cleansing herbs, rich in natural saponins that gently lift impurities from the scalp without stripping its natural oils. Shikakai cleanses with a softness that synthetic surfactants cannot replicate — leaving the scalp balanced and the hair conditioned.
Allium cepa
Red Onion
Traditionally used to temper breakage · Sulphur-rich · Root strengthening
Traditionally used in Ayurvedic practice to temper breakage and strengthen the hair from the root. Red onion is rich in sulphur — a mineral essential to the production of keratin — and quercetin, a potent antioxidant that supports scalp health and follicle resilience.
Santalum
Sandalwood Essential Oil Blend
Warm · Earthy · Grounding — the aromatic close
Warm, earthy, and grounding — the sandalwood blend closes the formula and opens the ritual. In Ayurveda, sandalwood is cooling and calming to the nervous system; its scent is used to mark the beginning of something intentional. A signal that the ritual has begun.
Curcuma longa extract
Capilia Longa™
Turmeric-derived active · Clinically tested · Modern plant science
A turmeric-derived cosmetic active included for what contemporary science has demonstrated it can do. In supplier clinical testing, Capilia Longa™ showed up to 89% reduction in hair loss and a 52% increase in hair density — results that align with what the Ayurvedic tradition always understood about turmeric's relationship with the scalp.
Rosmarinus officinalis
Rosemary
Modern plant active · Clinical trial results · Scalp circulation
Included for what a six-month clinical trial has shown it to do: results comparable to 2% minoxidil in hair regrowth, with notably less scalp irritation. Rosemary stimulates circulation to the scalp, delivers antioxidant protection to the follicle, and bridges the ancient and the modern in a single ingredient.
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Hair Ritual
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