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Brillare 10% Rosemary Hair Oil for Hair Growth with 10% Olive Oil & 5% Castor oil | Reduces Hair Fall | Strengthens Hair | Visible Results in 4 Weeks.
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10X MORE ROSEMARY: Brillare Rosemary Hair Oil has 10X more pure rosemary oil than standard oils, ensuring maximum potency. Unlike others, Brillare does not dilute its formulation, providing intensive scalp nourishment, boosting hair growth, strength, and thickness with every use. | POWERFUL BLEND OF OILS: Brillare Rosemary Hair Oil blends 10% Rosemary, 10% Olive, and 5% Castor Oil for complete nourishment. Unlike conventional oils with synthetic fillers, Brillare uses high-performance base ingredients—Rosemary boosts growth, Olive hydrates, and Castor strengthens and Sunflower adds shine—for thicker, healthier hair. | ENHANCED SCALP COVERAGE: Boosts blood circulation to the scalp, supporting hair growth by potentially unclogging pores and deeply nourishing hair follicles. Strengthens roots, reducing breakage for healthier, fuller hair. | NON-GREASY, LIGHTWEIGHT: Brillare Rosemary Hair Oil is fast-absorbing and non-greasy, providing deep nutrition without heaviness. Unlike thick, sticky
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Brillare is an Indian science-based haircare brand offering plant-powered, targeted hair treatments.
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