Indulge your scalp with ATANA’s Head Beginnings Pre-Wash Scalp Oil. A luxurious blend that marries the richness of kumquat with the invigorating essence of rosemary, this pre-wash treatment is an essential first step in your hair care ritual. It’s crafted to awaken your scalp and prepare your hair for the cleansing process, ensuring your mane is receptive to the benefits of our complete hair care line.

How To Use:
Before shampooing, apply a generous amount of oil directly onto your scalp. Gently massage in circular motions to distribute the oil and awaken your follicles. Allow it to sit for 5-10 minutes for full absorption. Follow with ATANA's Clarifying Shampoo for optimal results.
5 Benefits for Scalp Health:

• Moisturizes and soothes dry, itchy scalp.
• Supports natural hair growth and shine.
• Stimulates and invigorates the scalp for healthy hair follicles.
• Protects against environmental stressors and buildup.
• Balances scalp oils with nurturing hydration.

What's Inside: 

1. Kumquat Extract: Rich in Vitamin C, it promotes vibrant hair.
2. Rosemary Essential Oil: Known to stimulate hair growth and soothe the scalp.
3. Organic Sunflower Oil: Packed with essential vitamins for moisture and protection.
4. Organic Shea Butter: Deeply nourishes and conditions the scalp.
5. Peppermint Essential Oil: Refreshes and revitalizes the scalp.

Behind The Ingredient: 

1. Kumquat Extract: The kumquat plant is native to Southern China. The historical reference to kumquats appears in the literature of China from at least the 12th century.
2. Rosemary has been used in ceremonies and spiritual rituals for thousands of years. The ancient Greeks believed that rosemary was a gift from Aphrodite, goddess of love, and therefore rosemary frequently appeared at weddings.
3. Sunflower Oil: This exotic North American plant was taken to Europe by Spanish explorers sometime around 1500. By 1716, an English patent was granted for squeezing oil from sunflower seeds.
4. Shea Butter: Originating from West Africa, shea butter has been used for centuries for its intense moisturizing properties and to protect the skin from harsh climates.
5. Peppermint: Thought to have originated in Northern Africa and the Mediterranean. In the Ebers Papyrus, an ancient Egyptian medical text dating back to 1550 BC, mint is listed as calming to stomach pains. Mint was so valued in Egypt that it was used as a form of currency.