By now we know how nourishing an oil treatment is for our hair, right? But the thing is that many of us are unwilling to give it a try because we don't like that sticky, heavy oil feeling. If this sounds like you, here are some lightweight oils so you can nourish your hair the way it needs without that sticky feeling!
No Chip-Chip Champi: 7 Light-Weight Oils To Nourish Your Hair
Olive & Macadamia Nutri-Shield Pre-Shampoo Hair Oil
₹650
While Plum might be more known for their skincare, they also have a range of haircare too like this nourishing pre-shampoo treatment with olive and macademia oil. It rejuvenates tired hair and apparently helps in hair growth.
Sweet Almond Oil for Hair and Skin Care
₹575
Pure sweet almond oil is a great option if you want to nourish your hair without any strong scents or additives. This cold-pressed oil can be used on both hair and skin and is sure to give it that cared for sheen. Order it from Oriental Botanics.
Lustrous Lotus Unique Hair Oil
₹1500
This hair oil from Sohmya is probably the most expensive in this list. It's got argan oil, a well-proven ingredient in haircare to nourish and soften your hair. It's also got lotus extract and has a wonderful fragrance. Apply 45 mins before your shower and rinse off.
Lavender, Rosemary Walnut & Almond Hair Oil
₹850
This twice-weekly treatment from Shuddhi is a pre-shampoo oil that you can keep on for 2 hours. It's advised you warm it up before you use it for maximum benefits. It has herbal extracts and natural oils to nourish and strengthen your hair.
Hemp with Argan Hair Oil
₹1299
This hemp oil from Satliva Nature Nurtures is infused with the goodness of not only hemp but also argan oil. It is good for nourishing and strengthening the hair. They also have other options in hair oil that you can check out.
Whispering Wild Herbal Hair Oil
₹395
This herbal hair oil from Curious Peach is infused with herbs and essential oils to care for your mane, naturally. It is especially formulated to be non-sticky and is totally chemical free.
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