How to Prepare a DIY Green Tea & Rosemary Herbal Hair Rinse

How to Prepare a DIY Green Tea & Rosemary Herbal Hair Rinse

Looking for a natural boost for your hair? This Green Tea and Rosemary Herbal Hair Rinse might just be the answer! It’s a simple, refreshing way to nourish your hair and scalp with the bonus of promoting growth and shine. Let me walk you through the process.

Make this amazing herbal tea rinse with just 2 ingredients green tea and rosemary from your kitchen.

Green tea plays an amazing role in leaving you with gorgeous and healthy locks. Rich in nutrients such as vitamins B and C, antioxidants, EGCG, and theanine, using green tea for hair lends support to boosting hair growth, controlling hair fall, and so much more.

Rosemary as we know is another wonderful herb that helps to stimulate blood circulation to the scalp and improves hair growth, it slows down premature greying prevents dandruff

How to us make your DIY herbal tea Rinse

What You’ll Need:

• 16 oz of water (that’s about 2 cups)
• 2 ounces green tea (4 tablespoons)
• 2ounces of dried rosemary leaves(4 tablespoons)
• Optional: 0.5 oz of apple cider vinegar for that extra shine
• Optional: A few drops of rosemary essential oil to amplify the scent and scalp benefits

Step 1: Boil the Water

Start by bringing 16 oz of water to a boil. You want it hot enough to really extract all those wonderful nutrients from the tea and herbs.

Step 2: Steep the Tea and Rosemary

Once the water’s ready, remove it from the heat and toss in your green tea bags and rosemary. Cover the pot to keep all that goodness locked in, and let it steep for a good a minimum of 4 hours or overnight. This is where the magic happens—the longer you let it sit, the more potent your rinse will be!

Step 3: Strain and Cool

After your tea has steeped, go ahead and strain the mixture into a bowl, getting rid of any loose bits of rosemary or tea leaves. Now, just give it some time to cool to a comfortable temperature. You don’t want it too hot when applying it to your hair.

Step 4: Add the Extras (Optional)

If you’re feeling fancy, you can stir in half an ounce of apple cider vinegar for an extra shine boost. Or add a few drops of rosemary essential oil to amplify the scent and stimulate your scalp even more.

Step 5: Rinse and Relax

Now for the fun part! After washing your hair, slowly pour the rinse over your hair and scalp, making sure to massage it in as you go. You can let it sit for a few minutes to soak in or better still 45-60 minutes if you have time to leave it in for some long-lasting benefits—totally up to you!

Rinse with Lukewarm water 

Use your favourite conditioner to lock in the moisture 

**** Remember to use your silk bonnets at night to retain your natural hair oils and moisture plus all the goodness from r the products you use on your hair.

I hope you enjoy this simple, nourishing rinse! It’s an easy way to give your hair a little extra love using natural ingredients. Plus, the scent of rosemary is always a bonus!

This Green Tea and Rosemary Herbal Hair Rinse is intended for external use only. While the ingredients are generally considered safe for most hair types, individual reactions may vary. Conduct a patch test before full use to check for allergies or sensitivities. If irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately. This rinse is not intended to replace medical advice or treatment. If you have a pre-existing scalp condition, please consult a healthcare professional before using herbal treatments. Keep out of reach of children.