How to make Rosemary Hair Rinse

Rosemary has long been used in herbal medicine for its powerful effects on the scalp and hair. This DIY rosemary hair rinse is a natural way to stimulate hair growth, reduce dandruff, and add a beautiful shine to dull hair. With only two ingredients, it’s a simple and affordable addition to your haircare routine — no chemicals, no waste, just plant power.

Making rosemary hair rinse

Serves:

750 ml/ 23.5 ounces

Time to Prepare:

2 hours

Time to cook or cure:

–

Skill

infusing

Serves:

750 ml/ 23.5 ounces

Time to Prepare:

2 hours

Time to cook or cure:

–

Skills:

Infusing

Ingredients & Tools

Ingredients

6 sprigs rosemary (or 3 tablespoons dried rosemary)
750 ml (4-5 cups) of water

Tools

Small saucepan or kettle
Strainer or cheesecloth
Glass jar or bottle for storage
Measuring cup
Optional: spray bottle or squeeze bottle for easier application

Useful guidelines

Feeding your Starter

Our Starter is fed 100% Wholemeal Flour, this is to give the bread more flavour as the flour contains the wholegrain. You can use white flour or any other grain you prefer. The best flour for starting end feeding would be rye due to its high nutrient content and levels of naturally present lactobacilli.

Directions

Simply follow these steps in order to make (fill in titel):

Step 1: Boil the Water

Bring water to a boil in a small saucepan.

Step 2: Add Rosemary

Remove from heat. Add fresh rosemary (or dried) to the hot water.

Step 3: Steep

Cover and let steep for 30 minutes to 2 hours for maximum infusion.

Step 4: Strain

Strain out the rosemary using a fine mesh sieve or cheesecloth. Pour the liquid into a glass jar or bottle.

Step 5: Use as a Rinse

After shampooing, pour the cooled rosemary water over your scalp and hair. Massage in gently. No need to rinse out — just towel-dry and style as usual.