Amla
Vitamin C
Amla is prized as one of nature’s richest sources of vitamin C, and vitamin C is one of the most heat-fragile nutrients there is. Prolonged boiling breaks it down, destroying the very thing amla is added for.
Our story
Why EZLIR exists
Our elders used to say hair fall comes in a season. A few weeks, and it passes. So why does almost every girl now lose hair in every season?
Because somewhere along the way, we stopped using the traditional ingredients our elders relied on every day. Amla, fenugreek, black seed, curry leaves, onion. They slowly disappeared from our lives. And even the herbal oils that remain boil these botanicals for hours, until the very things they were chosen for, like the vitamin C in amla, are gone.
We wanted to bring them back the right way. That answer is EZLIR. Root to Tip brings together 16 powerful whole botanicals, drawn from Unani tradition, Ayurvedic practice and generations of household remedy. Each one is infused at the temperature it can withstand, so every botanical reaches your scalp at full strength.
Every batch follows the same sequence, the same timing, the same care, so the oil in bottle one hundred is the same as the oil in bottle one. What goes into it is exactly what goes onto the label.
The three-stage process
The hardiest seeds and roots go in first, roasted slowly in the oil until they open up and give everything they hold. Deep and warm, never scorched.
Whole dried roots and leaves follow, steeped just long enough to release their strength, and not a minute longer.
The most delicate botanicals are infused gently as the oil cools, so their most fragile actives stay intact.
Why each botanical gets its own temperature
Most herbal oils are made by boiling every herb together for hours. It is fast and it is cheap, but heat does not treat every ingredient equally. The most valuable actives are often the first to go.
Amla
Amla is prized as one of nature’s richest sources of vitamin C, and vitamin C is one of the most heat-fragile nutrients there is. Prolonged boiling breaks it down, destroying the very thing amla is added for.
Hibiscus
The deep red pigments in hibiscus are powerful antioxidants. Sustained high heat degrades them, which is why boiled hibiscus turns a dull, muddy brown.
Rosemary & sandalwood
Their aromatic compounds are volatile by nature. Hold them at a rolling boil and they simply evaporate out of the pot, taking much of what makes them worth adding with them.
Bhringraj
Bhringraj’s reputation rests on its polyphenols and flavonoids, compounds that break down under prolonged high heat. Gentle infusion keeps them intact in the oil.
So we do not boil them all together. Every botanical meets only the heat it can handle, and nothing more.
See how it is madeThe regrowth edge
Most hair oils sit on the surface and add shine. Root to Tip is built around four of the most respected hair-growth botanicals there are, and because each one is infused at its own temperature, they reach your scalp at full strength.
Start your regrowth

In a six-month clinical study, rosemary oil matched 2% minoxidil for increase in hair count.

Rich in sulfur, the building block of keratin. Onion has been clinically studied for regrowth in patchy hair loss.

Known for centuries as the king of hair herbs, traditionally used to wake up dormant follicles and thicken hair.

Packed with protein and nicotinic acid to anchor roots, fight dandruff and support strong new growth.
What to expect with 2 to 3 uses a week
Your scalp feels clean, balanced and nourished: the foundation for new growth.
Far fewer strands in your comb, on your pillow and in the shower drain.
Baby hairs appear along the hairline and parting as follicles wake up.
Denser, stronger hair with real shine, from root to tip.
Why EZLIR
EZLIR
Root to Tip
The only promise that matters
Every batch follows the same sequence, the same timing, the same discipline. No shortcuts, no synthetic fillers, nothing rushed.
Made for the concerns that matter most: hair fall, thinning, dandruff and dryness. Hair fall stopped, visible regrowth and strength from root to tip.