Rice water and rosemary.

A light spray for hair. It conditions, softens and adds shine.

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It starts with rice.

Rice water is the cloudy water rice leaves behind when it soaks. Using it on hair is an old custom.

An open clay sack of white rice, a wooden scoop of grains beside it

Then it rests.

The rice water is left to ferment before it goes into the bottle.

A round clay jar with a cloth tied over its mouth with string

With rosemary.

Rosemary goes in with the fermented rice water. The two are the spray's key ingredients.

A rosemary plant with small blue flowers in a terracotta pot

An old rinse, made into a mist.

Rice water is usually poured over the hair and rinsed out. This one is a light mist you leave in.

A green clay jug standing in a wide cream basin

How to use it.

  1. Shake well.
  2. Mist onto damp, freshly washed hair.
  3. Comb through. No need to rinse.
A wide-toothed wooden comb resting on a folded cream cloth

Fermented Rice Water Hair Spray

Fermented rice water and rosemary in a light spray. Conditions, softens and adds shine.

$20.00

4 fl oz (120 ml)

Everything about the spray

A smooth grey clay river stone with a sprig of rosemary lying on it

Body care, made with tallow.

Tallow from grass‑fed cattle is the base of our body care.

See body care