Ingredient library
Every ingredient in the Rooté Bloom range, what it does and which products it sits in.
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Botanical Extracts
Sidr
Arabian lote tree
Sidr has been used across the Gulf for generations, and it is the ingredient the brand is built around. The pressed seed oil and the milled leaf work together to soften parched lengths, leave the scalp feeling clean and refreshed, and support a fuller-looking finish with regular use.
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Oils & Butters
Argan Oil
Moroccan argan kernel
A light, fast-absorbing kernel oil rich in fatty acids and vitamin E. It sits on the cuticle rather than in it, which is what gives hair a polished surface without the weight of a heavier oil.
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Shea Butter
West African shea nut
A solid butter that softens at body temperature, so it melts through the lengths on contact. It is the backbone of the repair range — deeply moisturising on dry hair and forgiving on hair that feels rough or over-processed.
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Cocoa Butter
Cocoa bean
Firmer than shea and slower to melt, cocoa butter gives the mask its body. It coats the strand to hold moisture in place through a long treatment, leaving hair smoother and more manageable once rinsed.
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Mango Butter
Mango kernel
Mango butter carries the same softening fatty acids as shea but with a drier finish, so the butter conditions thoroughly without leaving hair feeling coated.
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Castor Oil
Castor bean
Thick and slow-moving, castor oil forms a protective film over the cuticle. It is used sparingly and paired with lighter oils so it seals moisture in without making hair heavy.
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Coconut Oil
Coconut kernel
One of the few oils with a small enough molecule to move past the surface of the strand. It appears across the range as a softening base — in the oils, the serum and the butter.
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Jojoba Oil
Jojoba seed
Technically a liquid wax rather than an oil, and close in structure to the scalp's own sebum. That is why it disappears into hair so quickly — it is the reason the serum can be used on dry hair without it looking oily.
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Sweet Almond Oil
Almond kernel
A gentle, mid-weight oil high in oleic acid. It is the quiet workhorse of the leave-in and repair formulas, taking the edge off dryness without changing how hair behaves.
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Avocado Oil
Avocado flesh
A heavier, deeply conditioning oil reserved for the butter, where it targets the oldest and most worn part of the hair — the last few centimetres.
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Sesame Seed Oil
Sesame seed
A traditional treatment oil across South Asia and the Middle East. In Herbal Gold it balances the warmth of mustard seed, leaving the blend conditioning rather than sharp.
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Black Seed Oil
Nigella (habbat al-barakah)
Habbat al-barakah is one of the most valued oils in the region's hair tradition. Both treatment oils carry it for scalp comfort and for the conditioned, stronger-looking root it leaves behind.
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Mustard Seed Oil
Brown mustard seed
The signature of Herbal Gold and what separates it from Tharaa. Mustard seed oil has a warming character on the scalp and a substantial feel on the strand, which is why the blend is left on for one to two hours rather than overnight.
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Beeswax
Honeybee comb
Beeswax gives the Sidr mask its structure and stops the butters and oils from separating. On the hair it forms a light seal so the treatment stays where it is put for the full thirty minutes or more.
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Botanical Extracts
Rosemary
Mediterranean rosemary
Tharaa uses rosemary twice — the leaf extract through the blend and the essential oil for its clean, herbal top note. It is the classic scalp botanical and the reason the oil smells the way it does.
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Fenugreek
Fenugreek seed (helba)
Helba is soaked and used on hair across the Gulf and South Asia. Its mucilage gives the treatment oils a conditioned, coated feel at the root — the effect behind their fuller-looking finish.
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Onion Extract
Onion bulb
Onion has a long history in home hair oils. It is included in Tharaa at a level that supports the blend's density story without carrying its raw scent into the bottle.
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Amla
Indian gooseberry
Amla is the central herb of the Ayurvedic hair tradition, valued for conditioning the scalp and deepening natural colour and shine. In Herbal Gold it anchors the herbal trio with fenugreek and fennel.
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Fennel Seed
Fennel seed
Fennel brings a soft, sweet aromatic character and a calming feel on the scalp. It is the third of the herbal trio that gives Herbal Gold its name.
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Henna Leaf
Henna shrub
Used as an extract rather than a dye paste, so it conditions the strand without the colour deposit of traditional henna. It contributes to the smooth, dense feel Tharaa leaves behind.
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Hibiscus
Roselle flower (karkadeh)
Karkadeh is naturally mucilaginous — the same quality that thickens the tea gives hair its slip. It makes Tharaa easier to work through the lengths during a five-minute massage.
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Chamomile
German chamomile flower
The gentlest botanical in both oils. Chamomile is there for scalp comfort — it is what makes the blends usable by people who find treatment oils irritating.
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Lavender
True lavender flower
Lavender does two jobs: it settles the feel of the scalp during a massage, and it softens the herbal edge of the blend so the oils are pleasant to leave on for an hour or two.
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Damask Rose
Damask rose petal
Rose appears as an extract in Tharaa and as rose water — the first ingredient after aqua — in the repair cream. It carries the scent of the range and leaves hair feeling fresh rather than coated.
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Aloe Vera
Aloe leaf
Aloe is the water-loving counterweight in an otherwise oil-heavy formula. It hydrates rather than coats, which keeps Tharaa from feeling one-note on fine hair.
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Peppermint Oil
Peppermint leaf
The cooling sensation in the shampoo is peppermint. It is a sensory signal as much as anything — the scalp reads clean the moment the lather goes on.
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Vitamins & Actives
Salicylic Acid
Beta hydroxy acid
The one true active in the range. Salicylic acid is oil-soluble, so it works where scalp buildup actually sits, loosening flakes and product residue instead of simply washing over them.
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Vitamins & Actives
Panthenol
Pro-vitamin B5
Panthenol draws water into the strand and holds it there. It is the reason a clarifying shampoo can lift buildup without leaving hair squeaky and stripped.
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Vitamins & Actives
Collagen
Hydrolysed protein
Hydrolysed protein is small enough to sit in the gaps along a worn cuticle. It is what gives the repair cream its immediate smoothness on hair that feels rough or over-processed.
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Vitamins & Actives
Vitamin E
Natural tocopherol
Vitamin E works twice over: an antioxidant on the hair and scalp, and a natural stabiliser that slows the oils in the formula from turning.
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