Ingredient science
Rosemary is the recognisable lead botanical in the formula. Its essential oil is characterised by volatile monoterpenes such as 1,8-cineole, alpha-pinene and camphor, with the exact profile varying by chemotype and origin.
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SERIOUS SCALP CARE. LIGHTER DAILY FORMAT.A water-based leave-in built around six essential oils—made for the roots, without the heavy-oil ritual.
PATENTED FORMULA
Hair Plus Premium (Water Based)
DAILY ROOT CARE WITH ROSEMARY, JATAMANSI AND A SIX-OIL CORE
When your part looks wider and hair fall starts dominating the shower, consistency matters more than another complicated routine. Hair Plus Premium turns published six-oil patent research into a lightweight, water-based scalp mist—supporting daily root care, stronger-feeling strands and healthier-looking shine.
Rosemary is the recognisable lead botanical in the formula. Its essential oil is characterised by volatile monoterpenes such as 1,8-cineole, alpha-pinene and camphor, with the exact profile varying by chemotype and origin.
WO2006137081A1 · SIX ESSENTIAL OILS · WATER-BASED · DAILY LEAVE-IN
100 ML
Daily scalp bottle
WATER-BASED
Light leave-in mist
WO 2006
Published patent formula
Six essential oils. One lighter delivery.
Target the scalp first, massage gently and let the formula stay. The water-based format makes repeatable root care easier.
FOR HAIR FALL THAT NEEDS A ROUTINE, NOT A WEEKEND PROJECT
Put scalp care where it belongs: in the everyday.
Heavy oiling can be useful, but it is difficult to repeat between commutes, workouts and wash days. Hair Plus Premium carries a defined essential-oil system in a lighter leave-in format, helping you care for roots and fragile lengths without planning your day around shampoo.
The water-based mist reaches the partings and roots without turning every application into a heavy oiling session. It is scalp care that fits into an ordinary day.
Rosemary, Thyme, Lavender, Cedarwood, Lemon and Jatamansi form the six-essential-oil core described in the published patent research behind the formula.
Arachis oil contributes an oleic- and linoleic-acid-rich emollient layer, supporting softness, flexibility and a smoother feel through the lengths.
Water-based describes the delivery format—not the absence of oils. The essential-oil system is carried in a lighter leave-in format made for direct scalp application.
Better-conditioned strands reflect light more evenly and feel easier to manage, helping dull or rough hair look smoother without a greasy coating.
WO2006137081A1 publicly documents the six-oil architecture. Google Patents also records later citing documents assigned to Chanel Parfums Beauté and Laboratoires M&L.
SIX PATENT-DOCUMENTED ESSENTIAL OILS · ONE FATTY-ACID-RICH CARRIER
The botanical blend, down to its molecules.
Rosemary leads the customer story, but the formula is a system. Thyme, Lavender, Lemon, Cedarwood and Jatamansi complete the six-oil patent core; Arachis oil adds the oleic- and linoleic-acid-rich conditioning layer. Open each card to read the chemistry.
Ingredient science
Lemon oil brings a bright citrus volatile profile to the six-oil system. Limonene is typically dominant, supported by beta-pinene, gamma-terpinene and smaller aromatic constituents.
Ingredient science
Jatamansi gives the blend its Himalayan botanical signature. Modern profiling identifies characteristic sesquiterpenoids, including nardosinone-related molecules, behind the plant's distinctive chemistry.
Ingredient science
Lavender contributes the soft aromatic side of the scalp ritual. Its essential-oil identity is defined largely by linalool and linalyl acetate, alongside smaller terpene fractions.
Ingredient science
Atlas cedarwood oil is sesquiterpene-rich. Himachalene molecules and atlantones form a more accurate chemical signature for Cedrus atlantica than the generic chemistry often attached to other oils sold as cedarwood.
Ingredient science
Thyme adds a concentrated aromatic-oil profile to the patent-documented core. Depending on chemotype, thymol, carvacrol and p-cymene are among its most recognisable marker compounds.
Ingredient science
Arachis oil is the fatty-acid-rich emollient in the current product story. Oleic and linoleic acids make up most of groundnut oil's fatty-acid profile. It supports conditioning, but it is not one of the six essential oils named in the published patent claim.
A DOCUMENTED INDIAN FORMULA WITH AN INTERNATIONAL PATENT TRAIL
The credibility is in the record, not borrowed prestige.
WO2006137081A1 was published in 2006 and names a six-essential-oil hair-tonic architecture: Thyme, Rosemary, Lavender, Lemon, Cedarwood and Jatamansi.
Google Patents records later citing documents assigned to Chanel Parfums Beauté and Laboratoires M&L, an L'Occitane Group subsidiary. That citation trail shows that the publication entered later beauty-patent research; it is not a claim that either company endorses this product.
WO 2006
Published international patent record
WO2006137081A1 documents the six-oil composition
06 OILS
One defined botanical architecture
Thyme, rosemary, lavender, lemon, cedarwood and jatamansi
CHANEL
Recorded in the forward-citation trail
A later Chanel Parfums Beauté patent document cites the publication
M&L
A second beauty patent citation
A later Laboratoires M&L document also cites the publication
THE DAILY ROOT RITUAL
Part. Mist. Massage. Leave in.
A small, even application is more useful than flooding the scalp. Reach the roots, spread gently and follow the directions on the current pack.
Part and mist
Work in small sections and mist a modest amount directly along the scalp rather than saturating the lengths first.
Massage the roots
Use the pads of your fingertips to spread the formula gently across the scalp and support an even daily application.
Leave in and stay consistent
Do not rinse. Let the lightweight formula settle, style as usual and repeat according to the directions on the current pack.
4.9 AVERAGE · 2000 PUBLISHED CUSTOMER REVIEWS
The reviews are short. The signal is consistent.
The live review widget currently records 13 five-star and 2 four-star reviews. Published feedback mentions reduced hair fall, repeat use and the patience expected from a botanical routine.
Published customer feedback
“Nice product. Got my hair fall reduced”— S Sau · published review · 30 Jul 2024
Published customer feedback
“It’s a very excellent product. I have been using it for last five years.”— Achinta Halder · published review · 26 Mar 2025
Published customer feedback
“Very good product”— Rajashree Raha Seth · published review · 9 May 2026
BUILD THE REST OF THE HAIR-HEALTH ROUTINE
Treat the roots. Condition the lengths. Repeat consistently.
Pair Hair Plus Premium with compatible Arish haircare chosen for your scalp, texture and current pack directions.
THE QUESTIONS A SKEPTICAL BUYER SHOULD ASK
Clear answers, before the first mist.
Yes. Water-based describes the delivery format, not the absence of oils. Hair Plus Premium disperses its botanical oil system in a lighter leave-in format intended for direct scalp application without the feel of a traditional heavy oiling routine.
WO2006137081A1 documents a hair-tonic composition built around six essential oils: Thyme, Rosemary, Lavender, Lemon, Cedarwood and Jatamansi. Arachis oil belongs to the current product's broader formula story; it is not one of those six named essential oils.
Google Patents lists later citing documents assigned to Chanel Parfums Beauté and Laboratoires M&L, an L'Occitane Group subsidiary. A patent citation means the earlier publication was referenced in later patent literature; it does not mean either company endorses Hair Plus Premium.
Make small partings, mist a modest amount directly onto the scalp, massage gently with fingertips and leave it in. Follow the frequency and quantity printed on your current pack.
The water-based format is designed to feel lighter than a traditional hair oil. Start with a modest amount at the scalp and add only what your density and texture need.
Yes. Arachis hypogaea oil is peanut oil. Anyone who avoids peanut-derived ingredients should check the current ingredient list on the pack before use.
