Targeted scalp care for everyday comfort Meet a thoughtfully crafted balm designed to moisturize and soothe a dry scalp while adding vitality to hair. The blend blends rich butters with a nourishing oil complex to create a light, non greasy feel that helps strands look smooth and healthy. For natural hair routines, start with a Hydrating Mist and then apply the balm to the hair strands, or use the balm directly on the scalp for ongoing hydration. Key benefits at a glance Moisturizes and comforts dry, irritated scalp Nourishes hair strands to promote natural shine Helps manage frizz for a refreshed look Cool, refreshing sensation from peppermint oil Rosemary oil and vitamin E support overall hair vitality Beautiful ingredients, clean and versatile 100 percent natural formula with Shea Butter, Mango Butter and Calendula infused oils Includes a nourishing essential oil blend with lavender Free from silicones, mineral oils, sulfates, parabens, fragrances, and drying alcohols Suitable for color treated, dry, and damaged hair types How to use for best results dispense a small amount and massage onto the scalp or work through the hair strands as needed. For natural textures, begin with the Hydrating Mist, then apply the balm to your hair strands. The balm can be used on the scalp to support ongoing hydration and comfort as part of your routine. About Bask and Lather The Bask and Lather story centers on natural, organic ingredients and a commitment to nourishing care. This scalp balm reflects a hands on approach to balance and vitality, offering a way to feel refreshed as you go about daily activities. FAQ Q: What is the Bask & Lather Stimulating Scalp and Hair Balm used for? A: Supports moisturized scalp and nourished hair with natural ingredients; great for shine and frizz control. Q: How do I use the balm with Hydrating Mist? A: Spray Hydrating Mist on natural hair, then massage balm onto strands or scalp as needed.
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