Forget the myth: oil makes hair greasy. Oil is the perfect ingredient for coloured, damaged or dehydrated hair - read on to discover its properties for great-looking hair!

How to care for hair with olive oil?

If you are one of those who think that oils make your hair greasy, this blog is for you. Say goodbye to the myths and start nourishing your hair with awareness.

Hair in its natural state produces oils that make it look shiny and full. Hair that is damaged, dehydrated or coloured needs extra nourishment to restore its usual shine and texture. For this, oils are the perfect complement, as they integrate wonderfully with those produced by the scalp itself.

It should be noted that the method of application is very important to avoid greasy hair. A small amount should be used and it should be applied from mid-lengths to ends - important - only from mid-lengths to ends. This helps to nourish the weakest part of the hair.

The benefits of olive oil

Olive oil is one of the oils that acts as a natural moisturiser for damaged or brittle hair, providing shine and preventing dryness. Its main benefits for this type of hair are:

• Moisturises the hair: it restores the natural shine to the hair and provides it with the necessary nutrients to fight against external agents.
• Repairs split ends: fights frizz and provides the vitamins that brittle ends need to look healthy and shiny.
• Regenerates: thanks to its regenerative properties, damaged hair regains its strength.

In our line of hair treatments we have available the Mediterranean Elixir which includes this ingredient in its formula. In addition, its preparation combines two other oils, argan and margina, which deeply nourish the hair, restoring its balance. A combo that makes it possible for any hair to reach its full potential.

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