Rosehip Balm Hair Dry Lotion
Formulated with over 98% plant-based and naturally-derived ingredients, Rosehip Balm makes both blow drying and air drying easier. Hair feels instantly smoother and more manageable. Cold-pressed rosehip oil, rich in essential fatty acids, helps smooth, calm and seal the hair cuticle. Ideal for medium to thick and/or colour-treated hair.
Key Benefits
- Reduces frizz and adds smoothness during drying
- Seals the hair cuticle for healthier appearance
- Rich in essential fatty acids from cold-pressed rosehip oil
- Safe for colour-treated and medium to thick hair
Ingredients
| Ingredient | Function |
|---|---|
| Cold-pressed rosehip oil | Smoothes and seals hair cuticle |
| Plant-based emollients | Provide moisture and manageability |
| Naturally-derived carriers | Enhance absorption and skin-friendly formulation |
FAQ
Can I use Rosehip Balm before blow drying?
Yes, applying Rosehip Balm before blow drying helps reduce frizz and makes hair easier to manage during drying.
Is this product suitable for coloured hair?
Yes, it is ideal for medium to thick and/or colour-treated hair as it helps protect and seal the cuticle without compromising colour.
Does the balm leave a greasy residue?
No, the balm is lightweight and absorbs quickly, leaving hair smooth without a greasy feel.
Mary Parr –
I use this balm before blow drying my thick hair and it makes a huge difference. My hair feels smoother and less frizzy. It’s especially good for colour-treated strands that tend to dry out.
Frank James –
The rosehip oil gives a nice shine without weighing down the hair. I noticed less split ends after using it regularly. Works well with my medium-length hair.
Joe Mackenzie –
After switching from a traditional hair lotion, I’ve found this to be much more effective. It doesn’t leave residue and helps seal the cuticle, which makes my hair feel healthier.
Joan Allan –
Great for daily use. My hair stays manageable even on windy days. I apply it to damp hair before drying and it works well with both air and blow drying.