Fine or thin hair

Goal: Avoid weighing hair down

• Use a lightweight leave-in conditioner after washing, focusing mainly on mid-lengths rather than roots
• Apply hair oil only on the very ends if needed, using a minimal amount (1-2 drops max)
• Avoid applying oil near the scalp to prevent greasiness and loss of volume
• Use a wide-tooth comb on damp hair to distribute leave-in evenly without buildup
• Keep oil usage occasional rather than daily to maintain lightness and bounce

13 reviews

Wide-toothed comb

Gentle and effective comb, ideal for curly hair and perfect for both wet and dry hair

£6.99 £7.93

Add to cart

Dry or damaged hair

Goal: Restore moisture and reduce breakage and improve elasticity while restoring softness over time

• Apply leave-in conditioner generously after each wash, focusing on mid-lengths and ends where dryness is most visible
• Detangle gently after applying to reduce mechanical breakage and prevent further split ends
• Use a wide-tooth comb or fingers to distribute product evenly through damp hair
• Follow with a small amount of hair oil to seal ends, lock in moisture and reduce frizz throughout the day
• Use hair oil as a pre-wash treatment 1–2 times per week for deeper nourishment and scalp/hair barrier support
• Consider leaving oil in overnight for intensive repair if hair is very dry or chemically treated, then wash out thoroughly in the morning

Curly or frizzy hair

Goal: Hydration + definition

• Apply leave-in conditioner to damp hair to lock in hydration, focusing on even distribution from mid-lengths to ends
• Use a small amount of hair oil on mid-lengths and ends to reduce frizz, seal moisture, and help curls stay defined without feeling stiff or greasy
• Scrunch gently to enhance curl pattern and bounce, or use a cotton T-shirt/plopping method for more defined curls and reduced frizz
• Allow hair to air dry or use a diffuser on low heat to maintain curl structure and prevent disruption of the natural curl pattern
• Avoid over-applying oil, as it can weigh curls down, reduce volume and weaken curl definition over time

Oily hair or scalp

Goal: Lightweight hydration without buildup

• Use leave-in conditioner only on mid-lengths and ends
• Avoid applying oil to the scalp
• Use hair oil sparingly or skip it entirely

When to use hair oil

Hair oil is most effective when used in specific situations:

• As a pre-wash treatment to reduce dryness
• As a finishing product to add shine and smoothness

It is best applied in small amounts, especially on mid-lengths and ends.

5 reviews

Castor oil 100 ml

Natural and moisturising oil for hair, skin and eyelashes.

£10.99

Add to cart

When to use leave-in conditioner

Leave-in conditioner is best used as part of your post-wash routine:

• After showering on damp hair
• Before detangling to reduce breakage
• Before heat styling for added protection

It works as a foundation of modern hair care because it restores moisture before styling, improves manageability, reduces tangling and prepares hair for air-drying or heat styling. It also supports frizz control and enhances the effect of other styling products when used correctly.

54 reviews

Smooth and Shine Anti-Frizz Hair Elixir 50 ml

Light and fast-absorbing oil that tames frizz and boosts shine

£19.99

Add to cart

Common mistakes to avoid

Many people do not get the full benefit of these products due to simple mistakes:

• Using hair oil instead of moisturizing the hair first
• Applying too much oil, leading to greasy buildup
• Reversing the order of application
• Using heavy products on fine hair types

Overlapping too many products without understanding their function

Which one should you use?

Rather than choosing one over the other, the best approach depends on your hair needs.

• If your hair is dry or damaged → use both products
• If your hair is frizzy → use both products in layers
• If your hair is fine → prioritize leave-in conditioner
• If your hair is oily → use minimal product and avoid scalp oils