When autoimmune stress changes your hair, it can undermine how you see yourself every single day. Nylure began while I was trying to help my wife, Jenny, feel like herself again. We discovered gentle botanical traditions from my Egyptian heritage that calm irritation, support moisture, and protect fragile hair. Now, that care is being shaped for women everywhere who want to reclaim their control and confidence.

Egyptian black cumin seeds — known in Arabic as the ‘seeds of blessing’ — were found in ancient Egyptian tombs and have long been associated with beauty and body care traditions. Black seed oil contains thymoquinone, a naturally occurring compound known for its antioxidant properties and used in Nylure to support scalp comfort and hair conditioning.

We blend the seed of blessing with treasured Nile botanicals like jute to hydrate, hibiscus to strengthen, and blue lotus to offer gentle protection. Each ingredient is chosen for purity, potency, and compatibility with sensitive hair and scalps. The result is a balanced ritual that supports healthier-feeling hair and scalp comfort.

We’re forming the Nylure Founder’s Circle — a small group of women who understand the challenges of sensitive, reactive hair and want to help inform our work as we prepare to launch. Join us not as customers, but as contributors: sharing feedback on comfort, tolerance, and language, and helping us refine how Nylure shows up for this community.

If this speaks to you, we’d welcome your participation in shaping something thoughtful for those walking this path now, and for those who will come after.