ZoeM 100% Cold Pressed Wild Sesame Oil
ZoeM 100% Cold Pressed Wild Sesame Oil
ZoeM 100% Cold Pressed Wild Sesame Oil
ZoeM 100% Cold Pressed Wild Sesame Oil

ZoeM 100% Cold Pressed Wild Sesame Oil

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Reduces dandruff, makes roots stronger and promotes hair growth

ZoeM's 100% Cold Pressed Active Hair Oil-Wild Sesame Oil is based in wild sesames that work wonders for your hair! It contains Omega 3 fatty acids which strengthen roots, have anti-inflammatory properties, promotes hair growth, rejuvenates hair follicles, improves blood circulation, and prevents and controls dandruff.

Net Weight: 100 ML

Take 1 tsp and mix with an oil base of your choice. Gently massage it on your scalp and strands. Leave overnight and use a mild shampoo to rinse off. For best results, use twice a week.

MUST EXHIBIT HAIR HABITS FOR ZOEM 100% COLD PRESSED WILD SESAME OIL

Keep aside your styling wands and straighteners, and let this oil work it's magic. Use twice a week and massage it clockwise to improve blood circulation and improve the quality of your hair.

KEY INGREDIENT

Sesamum Indicum

Sesame oil is popularly used for hair growth and to maintain scalp health. It is enriched with Vitamin E, B complex, and minerals such as magnesium, calcium, phosphorus and protein that strengthens the hair from the roots for deep nourishment. 

benefits

Sesame seeds strengthen the roots. The rich Omega Fatty Acids content present in the seeds help promote hair growth and also repairs hair damage. They also help in moisturising the scalp and improve blood circulation to rejuvenate hair follicles.

how to use

Cup your palm and pour a small amount of hair oil in it. Gently massage the oil in your scalp for about 10 minutes, to ensure all the areas are massaged well. In case of curly hair, part your hair into sections to avoid missing any spots. 

DID YOU KNOW?

The power of the sesame seed dates back thousands of years ago when it was used by the Egyptians as a medicine, while the women of ancient Babylon mixed honey with sesame seeds to prolong youth and beauty.