Hot Oil Hair Treatment for Longer, Stronger & Softer Hair - 100ml | standard beauty

Restores dry & damaged hair for a soft, silky finish & promotes new hair growth

Hot oil treatments may seem super old-school, but we’re bringing them back for all the amazing benefits!

(Disclaimer: due to the herbs, the scent of the products is very herby, however, we did not want to add an extra scent that will damage the hair)

Benefits:
- Tames frizzy hair
- Protect & repair damaged and dry hair
- Deep moisturizing treatment
- Promotes new hair growth from loss and thinning
- This powerful oil & herb-infused blend can do it all

Since many people struggle with hair loss or dry & damaged hair, this effective treatment can show results after just 3-5 uses. The key to this treatment, like the key for any big change in life, is consistency. You need to apply this 1-2x per week minimum, every week.

How to use it:
Brush your hair before the application. You can heat up your treatment by putting the bottle 20 seconds into the microwave (please remove pipette before), or in a basin of hot water (pipette can stay on) until hot- but not too hot that it burns your skin. But be careful, the bottle is only heated safely up to a certain temperature.
Apply your hot oil treatment to dry or damp hair. Partition your hair and apply the oil section by section with the pipette, then massage in for a few minutes on each section. . Leave in for at least 20 minutes- or overnight. You can cover it with a towel or shower cap, then rinse off and clean with shampoo.

• If your goal is hair growth, target your scalp and roots only.
• If you rather need to moisturise dry hair, then take some oil in your palms and run through your hair to lightly coat the strands. Or if you have dry, frizzy ends, focus on that area.

Ingredients: Ricinus communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Argania Spinosa Kernel (Argan) Oil, Cocos nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Equisetum Arvense (Horsetail), Kelipro Urtica (nettle).