How to Use Climbing Ivy Macerate for Hair and Skin

Quick answer

Use climbing ivy macerate as a targeted body oil to reduce the appearance of cellulite and as a scalp treatment to support healthy hair growth.

How to use climbing ivy macerate step by step

1. Apply to damp skin after showering: Massage a small amount of climbing ivy macerate onto areas prone to cellulite, such as thighs, hips, and buttocks. Use upward circular motions for 2–3 minutes per area. The oil absorbs best when skin is still slightly damp. Avoid applying to broken or irritated skin; the active compounds may cause stinging.
2. Use as a scalp treatment before washing: Part your hair and apply the macerate directly to your scalp using your fingertips. Massage gently for 3–5 minutes to stimulate blood flow. Leave it on for at least 30 minutes or overnight, then shampoo twice to remove residue. Do not use too much oil—a teaspoon is enough for most scalps. Excess oil can make hair look greasy even after washing.
3. Combine with dry brushing for better results: Dry brush your skin for 5 minutes before applying the macerate. This exfoliates dead skin cells and improves absorption. Follow with the oil massage as described in step 1. Dry brush only on dry skin, never on wet skin, to avoid irritation.

Product facts

• Climbing Ivy Macerate: Climbing ivy leaves are harvested in summer and macerated in sunflower oil to preserve their properties. The sunflower oil base makes this macerate suitable for direct skin application without dilution, saving you an extra step.