The Rootévia 60-Day Seven Botanicals Ritual

The Rootévia 60-Day Ritual is a two-minute daily habit: part your hair, place 3–5 drops of Scalp & Root Nourishing Oil along the partings, massage for a minute or two, and leave it in. Sixty days is how long we suggest you run it — and exactly how long our return window stays open. The number describes the length of the habit, never a promised result.

The ritual, step by step

Everything fits in one hand and about two minutes.

1. Part your hair. Make a few partings so the scalp shows. This is a leave-in scalp oil — it goes on skin, not lengths.
2. Place 3–5 drops along the partings. The glass dropper makes the dose countable. Drops you can count, not glugs.
3. Massage for 1–2 minutes. Fingertips, small circles, gentle pressure, working along the partings.
4. Leave it in. No rinsing, no second step, nothing to wash out. That's the whole ritual.

Do it once or twice a day — morning, evening, or both. The leave-in design is deliberate: a ritual only survives real life if it's small enough to keep. The full walkthrough lives in our how-to-use guide if you want more detail than four steps.

Why 60 days, exactly?

Two reasons, both boring in the best way.

It's a fair run. Most routines don't fail because the product was wrong; they fail because the routine asked too much. Two minutes is deliberately little, and sixty days is long enough for the ritual to become automatic — and for you to decide, honestly, whether you like what it does for the feel of your scalp and hair.

It matches the return window. You have 60 days from delivery to return your order, opened bottles included. The ritual and the refund clock run side by side on purpose: try it for the full stretch, and if it hasn't earned its shelf space, send it back. We chose 60 days as a timeframe for the habit — not as a countdown to any specific outcome.

What you're massaging in

One formula: Seven Botanicals in a conditioning base. The base is two cosmetic esters — ethylhexyl palmitate and caprylic/capric triglyceride — whose whole job is to carry the botanicals and spread them evenly across the scalp. Then, biggest first: wheat germ oil, naturally high in vitamin E; a small amount of castor seed oil; ginger root oil; carrot seed oil, an antioxidant oil with a long history on dry skin; mango seed butter, which melts at skin temperature and adds slip; pumpkin seed oil in an ester form that spreads evenly; and aloe leaf extract.

No added fragrance, no dyes, no silicones. The faint warmth you may notice is the ginger root oil, nothing else. One honest flag: the formula contains wheat germ oil, which matters if you have a wheat allergy. It's made in a GMP and ISO 22716 certified facility, and the full INCI — everything, in order, biggest first — is on our formula transparency page. Around here, the label is the marketing.

What 60 days can and can't do

Plenty of people find scalp oils while searching for regrowth, thicker hair, or less shedding. We won't take that traffic under false pretenses: Rootévia makes no such claims — not stated, not implied. This is a cosmetic oil, and cosmetics have a ceiling.

Within that ceiling, here's what the ritual is for:

• Nourishing the scalp with a small, counted daily dose
• Moisture for a dry-feeling scalp
• Conditioning and softening the hair the oil touches
• A natural-looking shine

If that list sounds modest, good — it's meant to. We wrote a whole page on realistic cosmetic expectations so you can start the ritual with clear eyes.

How far one bottle goes

A 30 mL bottle holds roughly 600 drops. At 3–5 drops once daily, one bottle lasts months — the full ritual and then some. At twice daily, you'll still get through the 60 days, just with less to spare. Bundling simply lowers the per-bottle price:

Whichever you pick, the same 60-day return window from delivery applies — opened bottles included.

How to start

Order the oil, then anchor the drops to a moment you already own — right after brushing your teeth, say. Part, drop, massage, done. Mark day one on a calendar if that helps, and give it the full sixty before you judge it.

One last honest note: this oil conditions, softens, adds a natural-looking shine, and brings moisture to a dry-feeling scalp — that's the whole promise, kept deliberately small. If sixty days of the ritual doesn't earn a place in your routine, the 60-day return window from delivery has you covered, opened bottle and all. Small promises, kept.