My story
I went back to my roots.
Gold Earth began with my own hair loss — and a family recipe I had almost forgotten. What started as one blend for myself became bottles for my children, then my neighbours, then the markets in the Cotswolds. It grew into an award-winning house of botanical oils, still handmade in Wiltshire.

“When the modern world failed me, it was Mother Nature that rescued me.” — Samina, founder

When nothing worked.
As a hairdresser and beautician, I had spent years with men and women struggling with hair loss and skin problems — brought on by stress, by hormonal changes, by life being unpredictable. But nothing prepared me for my own battle with severe hair loss after a health crisis. It was more than just losing hair. It felt like losing a part of myself.
I tried everything — doctor's treatments, expensive products — and nothing worked. The hard water and the weather only made it worse, leaving my hair brittle, my scalp dry, my skin in distress. I felt powerless, as though I had no control over my own body any more.
Back to my roots.
My mother said the words I needed to hear: you have been in the Western world, you have forgotten your roots. She had always said it. This time I had to think about it — and I thought, all right, you are my last hope.
So I went back to the wisdom passed down through generations of my family. Using a cherished family recipe, I blended 29 natural oils, herbs and spices, with intention and with prayer, and I changed it until it worked. It worked on me. Then on my children. Then on my neighbours and friends — until everybody said: Samina, this should be out there.
“I am not taking the credit. This is Mother Nature. I am just representing it.”

In her own words
Hear Samina tell it.
Samina on the oils, the ingredients and what they do — from her BBC Wiltshire interview.
Awards & recognition
Loved and lauded.



