How To Dilute Rosemary Oil For Hair + Why It Matters

Here, the key to using this botanical oil to its full potential and why it's so important. 

That said, just dilute your formula to reverse the issue. Here are three easy ways to do it: 

First, pick your base oil. A few great options include jojoba, argan, or coconut oil (more here if you want to explore your options). Then in a dropper bottle, add anywhere from three to 15 drops of rosemary oil, depending on the size of your carrier container—the larger the size, the more rosemary oil you can use. 

If you have a hair oil or scalp serum you already love, it might be easier to add rosemary oil to that product as is. Go with the same ratio as above, and use your new supercharged scalp treatment as a daily boost or as the first step in your hair slugging ritual. 

If you want to shake things up, you may consider a rinse as opposed to a traditional oil. Here's how to make one: 

See here for the full breakdown.

So, there you have it—three different ways to use rosemary oil that will actually stimulate hair growth, not irritate the scalp. If you want to take a deeper dive into the clinically researched benefits of this botanical extract, check out our full guide to rosemary oil for hair growth here.