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While hair is dry, apply a small amount of Argan oil to the ends. Let it sit for about 30 minutes before proceeding with your regular washing routine; this helps prevent split ends.
Add 1–2 drops of Argan oil to your shampoo or conditioner, mix well, and use as usual; this leaves hair smoother and shinier.
Once hair is towel-dried to a damp state, warm 2–3 drops of Argan oil between your palms. Apply it from the mid-lengths down to the ends—avoiding the scalp area—then continue blow-drying. This provides heat protection and leaves hair sleek and lustrous.
Once or twice a week, evenly apply warmed Argan oil to your hair and scalp. After gently massaging it in, wrap your hair in a hot towel for 20–30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. This serves as a deep conditioning hair mask to combat dryness and frizz.
For daily protection and hydration, you can apply 1–2 drops to your hair ends after washing. For a deep conditioning treatment, 1–2 times a week is recommended.
Yes. However, if you have fine hair, focus the application strictly on the mid-lengths and ends, and start with just a single drop to avoid weighing down your hair.
Argan oil can be applied to both. Applying it to damp hair before styling provides heat protection, while applying it to dry hair helps control frizz and adds a glossy finish.
To prevent oiliness, avoid applying Argan oil directly to the scalp for daily use. Keep daily application concentrated on the hair ends. Only apply to the scalp during deep conditioning treatments that are thoroughly rinsed out afterwards.
Yes, regular pre-wash and post-wash applications of Argan oil protect hair fibers from friction and heat, which significantly reduces the formation of split ends.
