Rose Hair Oil with Amla and Hibiscus Flower Extract

AmlaPhyllanthus Emblica Fruit Extract

Amla is the Indian gooseberry used in traditional hair rituals. Maroma uses it for its tart, strengthening character in shampoos and scalp care.

• Supports a clean, refreshed scalp feel
• Often chosen for hair that needs bounce and softness
• Adds a bright, botanical note to hair formulas

Scent profile Tart, green, herbal

A classic Indian hair-care fruit used in shampoos and scalp rituals.

AshwagandhaAshwagandha

Ashwagandha is a traditional Ayurvedic root used in some Maroma wellness-leaning care for its earthy, settling character.

• Adds a quiet, rooted herbal note
• Chosen for evening or restore-style rituals
• Pairs with sandalwood, sesame, and vetiver

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

BrahmiBrahmi

Brahmi is a traditional Ayurvedic herb used in Maroma hair and scalp rituals for its cooling, clarifying character.

• A classic herb for scalp care
• Pairs with amla, neem, and hibiscus
• Adds an authentic South Indian hair-care story

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

BringarajBringaraj

Bringaraj is a classic Ayurvedic herb for hair. Maroma uses it in scalp and hair rituals for its dark, herbal character.

• A traditional hair-care botanical
• Pairs with amla, brahmi, and coconut
• Supports a nourished, cared-for scalp feel

Scent profile Used for texture, care, and botanical character.

CoconutCocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil

Coconut oil is one of Maroma's most familiar bases: soft, tropical, and used to carry scent and comfort onto skin. It appears in soaps, butters, and hair care.

• Softens and conditions skin and hair
• A stable, plant-based carrier for essential oils
• Leaves a comforting, recognisable finish

Scent profile Soft, tropical, familiar

A Maroma base oil for soaps, butters, and hair care.

GeraniumPelargonium Graveolens Oil

Geranium is a green-rose floral used to balance a blend. It sits between herb and flower, which is why it works in both skin care and home fragrance.

• Refreshes skin-care formulas with a clean floral note
• Helps a blend feel complete rather than sharp or sweet
• A classic companion to woods, citrus, and rose

Scent profile Green-rose, leafy, balanced

A blending floral used to refresh skin and round a perfume.

HibiscusHibiscus Sabdariffa Flower Extract

Hibiscus is the deep-pink flower used in Maroma hair and body rituals. It has a gently tart, toning character and a soft floral scent.

• Used to refresh hair and scalp formulas
• Helps skin feel smoothed and refined
• Adds a distinctive botanical colour and story

Scent profile Tart floral, tea-like

Used to tone and refresh hair and body rituals.

RoseRosa Damascena Flower Oil

Rose is the classic floral heart of many Maroma body and home fragrances: petal-soft, a little honeyed, and immediately recognisable.

• Gives a formula an elegant floral centre
• Rose water freshens and softens skin-care textures
• Works from soap to mist to oil

Scent profile Classic rose, honeyed floral

A heart note for body mists, incense, and skin care.