Burdock Root: The Underground Healer Your Scalp & Body Didn't Know It Needed

Burdock Root: The Underground Healer Your Scalp & Body Didn't Know It Needed

So, what is burdock?

Burdock is a powerhouse plant with roots that run deep — literally and energetically. Used in traditional medicine all around the world, especially in Asian and African herbal healing, it’s known for its ability to cleanse, soothe, and restore balance.

And here’s the best part: it works both internally (like as a tea or tincture) and externally (like in oils and rinses). Burdock is one of those roots that knows how to mind its business and do its job. Period.

Internal Benefits: A Root That Detoxes from Within

- Detoxifying the liver and blood
- Supporting digestion and gut health
- Clearing up skin issues like acne and eczema from the inside out
- Balancing inflammation in the body

Think of it like spring cleaning for your organs. A gentle, steady detox that helps your body do what it was designed to do — heal itself.

Topical Benefits: A Scalp & Skin Superhero

Used on the outside, burdock gets straight to the root (literally). This is why we made it a key player in our Deep Root Oil.

- Soothes inflamed, itchy scalps
- Helps calm dandruff and dry patches
- Strengthens the hair follicle to promote growth
- Improves skin tone and helps with conditions like eczema or psoriasis

It brings the same anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and blood-boosting magic to your skin and scalp as it does inside your body.

How Deep Root Uses Burdock

In Deep Root, we use a slow-infusion method to pull out the goodness from organic burdock root into a nourishing blend of grapeseed and avocado oils. This oil isn’t just about making your hair look good — it’s designed to heal the foundation.

Our Deep Root Oil brings the strength of burdock straight to your scalp and skin to help with:

- Persistent flakes or scalp irritation
- Hair that won’t grow or keeps breaking
- Inflamed skin or uneven tone

This oil isn’t just for hair — it’s for wholeness.

with love, Yara Sage