RODIN by RECINE Hair Oil
Luxury hair oil RODIN by RECINE is a quintessential blend of eight essential oils – a perfect hair care alchemy is achieved when its rich base of apricot oil fused with calendula, sweet almond, and sunflower oils is innovatively married to neroli, rosemary and juniper oils. Created by renowned hairstylist Bob Recine, this unique elixir is both universal and hardworking, leaving lifeless, damaged hair healthier, more lustrous and consistently residue-free.
Directions: Smooth a few drops on to ends of hair to maintain luxurious locks.
Ingredients
| Ingredient |
|---|
| Rosemary, Juniper Oil |
| Apricot, Calendula Flower Oil |
| Sunflower, Sweet Almond, Jojoba, Orange |
FAQ
How often should I use RODIN by RECINE hair oil?
Apply a few drops to the ends of your hair once or twice a week for best results.
Is this hair oil suitable for all hair types?
Yes, it is formulated to work well with all hair types, especially damaged or lifeless hair.
Does RODIN by RECINE contain sunscreen?
No, this hair oil does not contain sunscreen.
Andrew Hudson –
I’ve used this oil for about a month now and my dry, frizzy hair has become much smoother. The scent is pleasant and it doesn’t leave any greasy residue. I apply it weekly to the ends of my hair and notice a visible difference in shine and softness.
Dominic Tucker –
My hair was quite damaged after coloring, and this oil has helped restore some strength and manageability. It’s a bit thick at first, but after a few uses, it blends well and feels nourishing.
Paul Lyman –
The blend of essential oils gives a natural fragrance that I love. I use it every two weeks on the ends of my hair and it keeps them from splitting and fraying.
Carl Berry –
It’s a little expensive, but the results are worth it. My hair feels healthier and looks more vibrant after regular use. I don’t use it on the roots, just the ends.
Jane Nash –
After using this oil, my hair has a noticeable shine without being oily. It’s especially good for coarse or curly hair that tends to be dry and brittle.