Your scalp deserves options. Because some days your hair wants something light and cute, and other days it is giving “please send backup immediately.”
Our 4oz Scalp Oil gives you nine oil blends to choose from, ranging from lightweight oils to richer, heavier options. Use them for scalp massages, dry-feeling areas, protective styles, ends that need attention, or a hot oil treatment when your hair is asking for extra care.
These oils are handmade in small batches and brought to you by Mama Aswan Butters & Oils, a Black-owned, independent business based right here in Dayton, Ohio. Think of them as little bottles of “let me get my hair life together” energy.
What It Is
The 4oz Scalp Oil is a lineup of hair and scalp oils made for different hair needs, textures, and routines.
Some oils are lighter, like Black Seed and Grape Seed, which are great when you want moisture and shine without your hair feeling weighed down. Medium-weight options like Amla, Sunflower, Avocado & Ginseng, Sunflower & Coconut, and Sunflower & Ginseng give a little more richness for everyday scalp and strand care. Heavier options like SAGE and Sesame & Coconut are made for hair that likes a deeper, more coated feel.
Use them on your scalp, along your parts, on your ends, with protective styles, or as a hot oil treatment before wash day. Basically, pick the oil that matches the mood of your hair. Your crown has opinions. We respect that.
Who It Is For
People who want a pure scalp and hair oil
Protective styles like braids, twists, locs, wigs, and weaves
Dry-feeling scalps that need a little comfort
Ends that feel rough, dull, or neglected
Curly, coily, kinky, textured, relaxed, straight, or transitioning hair
Anyone who likes hot oil treatments before wash day
Hair routines that need shine without a greasy takeover
People who want oil options instead of one bottle trying to do everybody’s job
What It Helps With
Dry-feeling scalp
A few drops along your parts can help moisturize your scalp without making your roots feel greasy.
Dull-looking hair
Use a small amount on your strands or ends to add shine and help hair look less tired. Because yes, hair can look like it had a long week too.
Frizz and flyaways
Smooth a tiny amount over dry areas or ends to help calm the look of frizz without turning your hair into an oil slick.
Protective style care
Apply lightly along parts, hairline, edges, or dry-feeling areas while wearing braids, twists, locs, wigs, or weaves.
Hot oil treatments
Warm the oil gently and use it before wash day when your hair wants extra softness, slip, and attention.
Why Mama Aswan Is Different
At Mama Aswan Butters & Oils, we do not believe every head needs the same oil. This is practical hair care with real-life instructions, no miracle promises, and no mystery potion behavior.
Fine hair, thick hair, locs, braids, curls, coils, wigs, wash day, lazy day, “I should have moisturized three days ago” day — they all need different things. That is why this collection gives you options by oil weight and routine instead of handing everybody the same bottle and hoping for the best.
FAQs
Which scalp oil should I choose?
Choose based on how much weight your hair likes. Light oils are better when you want shine and moisture without heaviness. Medium oils are good for everyday scalp and strand care. Heavy oils are best for thicker textures, very dry-feeling ends, or routines that need a richer finish.
Should I use scalp oil on wet or dry hair?
You can use it either way. For moisture routines, scalp oil works well after a water-based leave-in or moisturizer to help seal in softness. On dry hair, use a small amount for shine, smoother ends, or frizz control.
Can I use scalp oil before flat ironing?
Do not use this as a heat protectant unless your stylist specifically recommends it. For heat-styling routines, use a tiny amount after styling for shine, or choose a product made and labeled for heat protection.
How often should I use scalp oil?
It depends on your hair and scalp. Fine or easily weighed-down hair may only need it once or twice a week. Thicker textures, protective styles, or dry-feeling areas may like it more often. Start small and adjust from there.
Your scalp deserves options. Because some days your hair wants something light and cute, and other days it is giving “please send backup immediately.”
Our 4oz Scalp Oil gives you nine oil blends to choose from, ranging from lightweight oils to richer, heavier options. Use them for scalp massages, dry-feeling areas, protective styles, ends that need attention, or a hot oil treatment when your hair is asking for extra care.
These oils are handmade in small batches and brought to you by Mama Aswan Butters & Oils, a Black-owned, independent business based right here in Dayton, Ohio. Think of them as little bottles of “let me get my hair life together” energy.
What It Is
The 4oz Scalp Oil is a lineup of hair and scalp oils made for different hair needs, textures, and routines.
Some oils are lighter, like Black Seed and Grape Seed, which are great when you want moisture and shine without your hair feeling weighed down. Medium-weight options like Amla, Sunflower, Avocado & Ginseng, Sunflower & Coconut, and Sunflower & Ginseng give a little more richness for everyday scalp and strand care. Heavier options like SAGE and Sesame & Coconut are made for hair that likes a deeper, more coated feel.
Use them on your scalp, along your parts, on your ends, with protective styles, or as a hot oil treatment before wash day. Basically, pick the oil that matches the mood of your hair. Your crown has opinions. We respect that.
Who It Is For
People who want a pure scalp and hair oil
Protective styles like braids, twists, locs, wigs, and weaves
Dry-feeling scalps that need a little comfort
Ends that feel rough, dull, or neglected
Curly, coily, kinky, textured, relaxed, straight, or transitioning hair
Anyone who likes hot oil treatments before wash day
Hair routines that need shine without a greasy takeover
People who want oil options instead of one bottle trying to do everybody’s job
What It Helps With
Dry-feeling scalp
A few drops along your parts can help moisturize your scalp without making your roots feel greasy.
Dull-looking hair
Use a small amount on your strands or ends to add shine and help hair look less tired. Because yes, hair can look like it had a long week too.
Frizz and flyaways
Smooth a tiny amount over dry areas or ends to help calm the look of frizz without turning your hair into an oil slick.
Protective style care
Apply lightly along parts, hairline, edges, or dry-feeling areas while wearing braids, twists, locs, wigs, or weaves.
Hot oil treatments
Warm the oil gently and use it before wash day when your hair wants extra softness, slip, and attention.
Why Mama Aswan Is Different
At Mama Aswan Butters & Oils, we do not believe every head needs the same oil. This is practical hair care with real-life instructions, no miracle promises, and no mystery potion behavior.
Fine hair, thick hair, locs, braids, curls, coils, wigs, wash day, lazy day, “I should have moisturized three days ago” day — they all need different things. That is why this collection gives you options by oil weight and routine instead of handing everybody the same bottle and hoping for the best.
FAQs
Which scalp oil should I choose?
Choose based on how much weight your hair likes. Light oils are better when you want shine and moisture without heaviness. Medium oils are good for everyday scalp and strand care. Heavy oils are best for thicker textures, very dry-feeling ends, or routines that need a richer finish.
Should I use scalp oil on wet or dry hair?
You can use it either way. For moisture routines, scalp oil works well after a water-based leave-in or moisturizer to help seal in softness. On dry hair, use a small amount for shine, smoother ends, or frizz control.
Can I use scalp oil before flat ironing?
Do not use this as a heat protectant unless your stylist specifically recommends it. For heat-styling routines, use a tiny amount after styling for shine, or choose a product made and labeled for heat protection.
How often should I use scalp oil?
It depends on your hair and scalp. Fine or easily weighed-down hair may only need it once or twice a week. Thicker textures, protective styles, or dry-feeling areas may like it more often. Start small and adjust from there.
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