Which hair product is right for you?
Hair care goes wrong when you buy a heavy oil for fine hair, or a lightweight treatment for dry, thick hair. Start with your hair type, then pick the product that matches it.
| If your hair is... | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Dull, dry, needs detangling | GleamXi Onion Pure Essence Conditioner 100ml | A lightweight conditioner that softens and detangles without flattening fine hair |
| Dry ends, wants shine and softness | GleamXi Nourishing Hair Oil 60ml | A few drops on damp ends or mid-lengths adds shine without weighing the hair down |
| Fine hair that gets greasy fast | OUHOE Hair Oil 60ml | A light oil for shine and frizz control - use sparingly on fine hair |
Questions we get most
Is hair oil bad for fine hair?
Only if you use too much. On fine hair, one to two drops on damp ends is plenty - more than that and the hair can look greasy and flat. On thick or coarse hair, half a pump to a full pump works better.
How do I use a hair oil?
Apply to slightly damp hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends, not the roots. For extra shine, use a tiny amount on dry hair as a finishing step.
Do I need a conditioner or a hair oil?
They do different jobs. A conditioner softens, detangles and reduces static; a hair oil adds shine, smooths frizz and seals the cuticle. If your hair is dry and frizzy, using both works better than either alone.
Is this collection suitable for colour-treated hair?
Yes. These formulas are designed to smooth and seal the cuticle, which is exactly what colour-treated hair needs to look less dull. Apply to mid-lengths and ends, and use a colour-safe shampoo alongside.