Grow and Glow Formula+ Hair Serum 100 ml
Effective hair serum that boosts hair growth and reduces hair loss with proven resultsRepair and Shine Hair Serum 100 ml
Multifunctional leave-in serum that reduces damage, protects against heat and adds shine.Grow and Glow Hair Serum 100 ml
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Hair serum for shine, frizz and scalp care
Hair serum can be used for different goals: shine, softness, frizz control or as part of a consistent scalp-care routine. Choose a serum based on the area you want to care for – your hair lengths or your scalp.
Hair serum for frizz and shine
Repair & Shine Hair Serum is used through the mid-lengths and ends for a smoother, shinier finish. Start with a small amount so the hair does not feel weighed down.
Scalp serum
Grow & Glow serums are designed to fit into a regular scalp routine. Apply according to the product directions and massage in gently.
Hair serum vs hair oil
A serum is a formulated product, while hair oil is generally used to add shine and softness and to reduce friction. If you use both, apply serum first and oil last.
Hair serum for different hair types
- Dry hair: choose a conditioning serum to use through the lengths.
- Fine hair: use a lightweight formula and a small amount.
- Curly hair: apply to damp hair to help with frizz and styling.
- Coloured hair: pair with a gentle, moisturising routine.
How to use hair serum
- Start with clean or slightly damp hair.
- Use a small amount.
- Apply through the lengths and ends, or to the scalp if the serum is intended for scalp use.
- Adjust the amount to your hair length and texture.
Frequently asked questions about hair serum
Can hair serum be used every day?
Yes, if the product is designed for daily use and the amount suits your hair.
Can serum and hair oil be used together?
Yes. A simple order is serum first, then oil.