FAQ's

• Can I use hair oil and serum together?

  Yes, you can! They serve different purposes: Hair Oil: Provides deep moisture and nourishment. Serum: Offers lighter, targeted benefits like frizz control, shine, or heat protection. Apply the oil first to damp hair ends, then follow with a serum focusing on the mid-lengths and ends.

• Are there any ingredients in these combos that I should avoid (sulfates, silicones, etc.)?

  If you have a sensitive scalp, you might want to avoid: Sulfates: Can be harsh and stripping, especially for dry hair. Look for "sulfate-free" options. Silicones: Can cause buildup on fine hair. Opt for lighter, water-based serums if needed. Always check the ingredients list and consult a dermatologist if you have any concerns

• How often should I use each product in the combo?

  Shampoo: Wash your hair 2-3 times a week depending on your hair type and scalp condition. Hair Oil (Pre-wash): Use once a week for dry hair, avoid if oily. Hair Oil (Post-wash): Use a small amount daily or every other day depending on your needs. Serum: Apply a pea-sized amount to damp hair daily or as needed for styling.

• How do I choose the right hair care combo for my hair type (dry, oily, etc.)?

  Dry hair - Pick a moisturizing shampoo, rich conditioner & nourishing oil (argan, almond, coconut).Oily hair - Choose a clarifying shampoo, lightweight conditioner & skip oil (or use a tiny bit of tea tree/rosemary oil).Normal hair - Enjoy the freedom! Pick a balanced shampoo & conditioner and a multi-purpose oil (argan, jojoba) for shine and frizz control.

• In what order should I use shampoo, serum, and hair oil?

  Shampoo: Cleanse your scalp to remove dirt and buildup. Hair Oil (Optional, Pre-wash): Apply a light amount of oil to dry hair before shampooing for extra moisture (especially for dry hair).Hair Oil (Post-wash): Apply a small amount of oil to damp hair ends to seal in moisture and add shine. Serum: Use a leave-in serum on damp hair for targeted benefits like frizz control, heat protection, or shine enhancement.