6 Ways to Use Rosemary for Hair Growth

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Use your rosemary tea for a spritz.

Remember that warm tea you made for an after-wash? You can use it in other ways too! Give your hair a refreshing spritz with your rosemary tea. Rosemary is known for its antibacterial and antifungal properties. After your tea has cooled down, you can store it in a spritz bottle, and keep it on hand for a refreshing spray that can revitalize your hair and mist of antibacterial and antifungal properties.

Drink the rosemary tea. 

What we do on the inside is just as important as what we do on the outside, for any aspect of health. While using rosemary tea on your hair is great, it is just as beneficial to actually drink it. Rosemary is very high in ursolic acid, which is great at promoting circulation of blood to the surface of your scalp. This can help with hair loss and irritation.

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