Description

Moroccanoil Oily Scalp Treatment contains essential oils with purifying and soothing properties that are rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids and Vitamin E. These help protect and moisturize the scalp and help control dandruff caused by an excess of oil and inflammation of the hair follicle. Oily Scalp Treatment is also formulated with organic ginger root oil that has intense stimulating properties to help increase circulation within the scalp and regulate sebum production. Its astringent and purifying properties help control the oils that circulate within
the scalp, leaving hair balanced, healthy-looking and lustrous.

• Invigorates and stimulates the scalp
• Helps balance excess sebum
• Provides natural astringent and purifying properties
• Soothes scalp
• Leaves hair shiny, revitalized and healthy-looking

HOW TO USE

For best results, separate hair into sections and apply a full drop of treatment. Massage into scalp and repeat with every section. Let product absorb for 5–10 minutes. Brush or comb hair thoroughly. Rinse with cool water, then wash hair with a Moroccanoil shampoo and conditioner.

Key Ingredients

• Argan Oil: extremely rich in tocopherols (Vitamin E), essential fatty acids and antioxidants, this natural oil helps to nourish.
• Lavender Oil: an essential oil that soothes the scalp, while leaving a deeply relaxing aroma. Features natural
antiseptic properties.
• Ginger Root Oil: stimulates scalp and helps regulate sebum production; features anti-inflammatory properties.

What are good indicators of an oily scalp?

Whereas regular flaking and itchiness can result from low moisture levels in the scalp, clinical dandruff is a medical condition caused by inflammation of the hair follicle and an overgrowth of a type of yeast. It is characterized by excess sebum production, which can cause scaly white to yellowish patches to form in oily areas. Moroccanoil Oily Scalp Treatment is specially formulated to address symptoms of an over-oily scalp while providing a soothing aromatic experience (stress may also contribute to dandruff). For more serious scalp conditions, we recommend that clients seek advice from a medical professional.