1562 Botanical Hair OilThis Renaissance recipe fits in perfectly with today's "clean body" trends! Luscious, bright scents of herbs in a meadow. Labdanum gives a rich sweetness of Mediterranean sunshine, while clary sage lifts the spirits and encourages shiny, luxuriant hair. From Gli Ornamenti Delle Donne (The Ornaments of Women) published in 1562. Ways to enjoy: Place a few drops on a wooden comb, and brush through to perfume your hair. Warm a small amount on the palms

(Instead of toxic white lead

From a Venetian manuscript written circa 1500

woody notes with a hint of musk

A unique and alluring scent

We source this from a Renaissance recipe to invigorate the hair & scalp

we believer it is a genuine recipe that the author perhaps learned from perfumers to the royal court

A Medieval balm for hardworking hands

were first published in 1525 as the Experimenti de la Ex

Not overly sweet

Cinnamon oil

spatula and spoon

Massage into hair and scalp