& Tread Well 2-in-1 Botanical Hair Oil

A little preventative maintenance. A little damage control. Hair tends to require both.

& Tread Well's Hair Oil handles the before and after with a single botanical blend. Massage it into your scalp before washing for a nourishing treatment, or smooth a few drops through your ends to soften strands, tame frizz, and add shine. Two very different jobs, conveniently handled by the same little bottle. Made with organic olive, kukui nut, grapeseed, and apricot kernel oils, plus rosemary essential oil for a fresh, herbal scent, the formula is suitable for all hair types and textures. Thoughtfully made in small batches in New York's Hudson Valley, it's the sort of useful bathroom staple that earns its shelf space without demanding much attention.

The Details

• 2-in-1 scalp treatment and finishing oil
• Lightweight botanical formula
• Organic olive, kukui nut, grapeseed, and apricot kernel oils
• Naturally scented with rosemary essential oil
• Helps nourish dry scalps, soften hair, tame frizz and flyaways, and add shine
• Suitable for all hair types and textures
• Can be used on the scalp, mid-lengths, and ends
• Small-batch made in New York's Hudson Valley

How to Use

• As a scalp treatment: Massage into the scalp and leave for at least 30 minutes before shampooing.
• As a finishing oil: Work a few drops through damp or dry lengths and ends, adjusting the amount to your hair's needs.

About the Brand | & Tread Well

& Tread Well is the Hudson Valley's answer to the wellness-industrial complex. Founded by sisters Emily and Claire, this 100% natural line was born out of a desire for simplicity in a world obsessed with complexity. They've stripped away the synthetic noise, opting instead for plant-based ingredients that are as transparent as their ingredient lists. Handcrafted in small batches, their products are designed for those who want their skincare to be as clean as their conscience. With features in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and CAP Beauty, & Tread Well proves that sometimes, the best way to stand out is by doing less, but also by doing it better.