Flaxseed Oil - Champi Oil

Product Information

• ✅ 100% Pure & Cold-Pressed Flaxseed Oil (Alsi Oil)
• 💎 Premium 50ml Glass Bottle
• 🌿 Rich in Omega-3 Fatty Acids & Vitamin E
• 🚫 Cosmetic Grade – Not Edible
• 🚫 Store away from direct sunlight

Oil Extraction Method

This premium flaxseed oil for hair is extracted using the traditional wooden cold-press method, retaining maximum Omega-3 content, vitamins, and essential nutrients. The oil is raw, unrefined, and chemical-free, making it highly effective for scalp care, hair hydration, and natural hair growth.

Key Benefits

• Promotes healthy hair growth and improves hair elasticity
• Deeply hydrates dry, brittle, or damaged hair strands
• Reduces split ends, hair breakage, and frizz
• Soothes itchy, flaky, and irritated scalp conditions
• Adds a natural, glossy shine to dull hair
• Makes hair more manageable and soft to the touch

Role in Hair & Scalp Health

• Provides essential Omega-3 nutrition to hair follicles
• Reduces scalp inflammation caused by dryness
• Strengthens hair from the root to the tip
• Balances natural oil production for healthier scalp
• Acts as a natural sealant to lock in moisture and shine

Recommended Uses

• Perfect for hot oil treatments and hair growth massages
• Can be used as a pre-shampoo conditioning mask
• Excellent for taming frizz and styling curly or unruly hair

How to Use

• Warm a small amount of oil and massage gently into the scalp and hair ends.
• Leave for 30–45 minutes or overnight for deeper nourishment.
• Wash thoroughly with a mild shampoo.
• Use 2–4 times per week for best results and improved hair strength.

Ingredients

• 🌿 100% Cold-Pressed Flaxseed (Linum usitatissimum) Oil

No preservatives, mineral oils, or artificial fragrances

Lesser-Known Facts

• Flaxseed oil is a rich natural source of Alpha-Linolenic Acid (ALA) for healthy hair growth
• Helps inhibit 5-alpha reductase, an enzyme linked to hair thinning
• Regular use improves hair tensile strength and resilience
• Provides superior natural moisture retention compared to synthetic conditioners