4 Best Hair Oils

Hair oils have been gaining popularity, and there’s nothing I love more than dousing my hair in some oil, going to work out, and then washing it all off. I feel like the heat from the workout helps the oil penetrate each and every strand of my hair, and then I’m left with more nourished and shiny hair afterwards.

Here are some of the hair oils that I’ve tried. Click on the links to read the full reviews!

1. Bumble and Bumble Luminous Oil Spray. This is maybe the only spray on the list. It’s light and awesome for curly dry hair.

 

2. Kerastase Aura Botanica.  I used this one as a serum and it worked so well.  No silicones in this!

 

3. Aveda Dry Remedy Oil.  Smells AMAZING, and absorbs into your hair so quickly.

 

4. Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Concentrate.  Again, a pre-shampoo treatment and it washes clean so easily – you just need 1 shampoo.  The entire Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil line is great, but this especially so.

Do you need hair oil?  Is castor oil from Amazon better than all of these?  I’m of the view that doing a pre-shampoo is a great treatment for all hair types once a week.  Give your hair something that’s not as drying, and it’ll be happy, especially in the winter when we seem to be harsher to our hair.  Use something you’re going to like – if you like how it smells and how easy it is to apply to your hair, then you’ll probably use it way more.  If you’re not a big fan of it, and it doesn’t smell good, then maybe you won’t bother.

The Bumble and Bumble Concentrate is great, but if you’re too lazy to heat it up then maybe you won’t use it, but the brand does say that you only need to leave it in your hair for a few minutes, so it’s not going to take that much time!

I really like something pre-shampoo, but I also think it’s important to seal in moisture post-shampoo so I always using an oil-type serum or some kind of oily product at some point in my haircare routine.  Every stylist I’ve had has told me that this is important to my hair because it’s dry and curly.

Do you use hair oil in your hair?

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4 Responses to 4 Best Hair Oils

  1. Bebe says:

    Hi
    I’m going to try Karastase botanica line today but didn’t know they have oil as well.
    I like their elixir oil is really nice and lightweight , how is that botanica working for you?
    Never tried dry oils but have heard ladies like them
    Could you please tell us your favorite heat protectant, so far I’ve no luck finding a good one, that won’t make my very fine, processed hair greasy.
    Thank you so much

  2. Henna says:

    Hi Bebe,

    They’re both different. I love the Elixir Ultime because it makes my hair really soft but it does have silicone in it. The Botanica line doesn’t have any silicones in it so this hair oil is made up of just oils. Depends on what you’re looking for…

    I’ll round up my favourite heat protectants – the Elixir is one of them!

  3. Bebe says:

    Hello ladies
    Another Bebe here 🙂
    I’ve been loving kerastase elixir oil, there isn’t anything like it out there.
    My hair is very fine so all of them are too heavy for me except elixir, so lightweight and I use it on my wet hair , live how it smells and performs.
    I’m tempered to try Aveda as I like their spray for volume and root lifter.
    Also there is one from Sephora , Gisou , haven’t tried it yet but apparently is a good one too and mask from that brand is really good
    Cheers
    Bebe

  4. Henna says:

    The Gisou looks nice, doesn’t it?! And apparently, it smells so good too! Def intrigued by that brand in general – thanks for your comment and sharing what you liked!

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