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Lunaire Launches the Night Hair Ritual, Three Steps for the Hours You Are Asleep

The three-product set, a rosemary scalp serum, a jojoba oil and a biotin strip, went on sale at lunaire.life on September 18 at $109. Its page says what it is for: caring for the hair you have.

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MIAMI, FL, September 26, 2026. Lunaire (lunaire.life), a skincare and supplement company in Miami, Florida, launched the Night Hair Ritual on September 18, 2026, a set of three products built around the hours a person is asleep.

Under the heading Limits included, the page reads: "It will not grow hair back. It cares for the hair you have: the scalp overnight, the lengths morning and night, and biotin from within."

Crown Drops is a leave-on scalp serum with rosemary leaf, ginger root and licorice root extracts in a water base, applied at night, 2 fl oz for about thirty nights. Silk Ends is jojoba seed oil and squalane with five other ingredients, for the mid lengths and ends, 1 fl oz. Root Melts is a strip of 5,000 mcg of biotin with folate and vitamin D3 that dissolves on the tongue at bedtime, thirty to a pack.

The set sells for $109, or $88.20 a month on subscription. On their own, Crown Drops is $52, Silk Ends $42 and Root Melts $32. Every product in the set lasts thirty days, so the set runs out together.

The page: The Lunaire Night Hair Ritual.

About Lunaire

Lunaire (lunaire.life) is a skincare and supplement company in Miami, Florida, founded in 2026. Its line is Limits included: every product page states what that formula cannot do. Its PDRN serum page tells the reader that the research on PDRN comes from injections, and that a serum is a different thing. Its magnesium page prints what the lot measured beside what the label claims. Subscriptions are skipped, paused or cancelled from the account page, with no minimum term.

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Written and published by Lunaire, which sells the products described. General information about skin and supplements, not medical advice, and not a substitute for talking to your own doctor. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.