Badger Balm Argan Hair Oil for Dry/Damaged Hair

Beautiful on my curly hair really nourishing and no nasties in it. Ideal for people wnat a good quality oil with good ingredients and shine

One of few hair serums that tames my frizz without making my hair look greasy. Apparently Argan & Jojoba are oil particles that actually enter the hair’s cuticle, where as other oils tend to sit on top of the hair strand. It’s completely natural. It’s entirely plant/herb based and smells better than any mainstream product that I have ever used. It does not have artificial fragrance and smells nice. I now cannot live without this product and I am never going back to using chemicals in my hair products with all those terrible artificial perfumes that cause headaches. This works best for me when applied to wet hair followed by combing. I went thirty something years of my life without using a product of this quality and wish I found this or something like it sooner.

I have only used it a few times since buying it. But so far it’s a pretty nice hair oil. I have damaged, but thick, dry, wavy, frizzy hair so I was looking for something to help reduce the frizz, repair some damage to the ends, and also nourish my hair and scalp and keep it hydrated. This fit the bill and I’m not afraid to use oils in my hair as it is the most natural form of protection as it closely resembles the natural oils that the scalp creates. The thing that drew me to it was the natural ingredients and no silicones to make my hair artificially soft that causes buildup and actually ruins your hair in the long run. The thing I read in reviews a lot as a common complaint is that it’s too heavy. Since I have thick, dry, wavy hair I personally don’t feel it’s too heavy, but I have a lot more hair that is able to handle the oil. I don’t think this would be a great option for people with thin, straight, and already oily hair. The other thing I think is a common issue is that people are using way too much. Like I’ve said I have a lot of hair and it goes down to my waist. I only use less than one full squirt. I also use this with hairfinity rice water spray. And I only apply it when my hair is pretty wet right out the shower. But First I use the hairfinity spray and work that in pretty well, then the oil. I will then brush I through my hair until it’s all evenly distributed, and then wrap my hair in a towel to dry a bit. Doing that will also remove some of the excess oil (and excess rice water spray) leaving behind what your hair actually needs. I think also by doing it that way it keeps my hair warm and allows the strands more time to absorb the oils. I will then allow it to air dry, not blow dry. I just did that routine tonight and my hair feels super soft, hydrated, and I can brush through it without getting snags (which is usually a big problem with my hair). As of right now I feel this is a good product and it will go a long way with how little of it that you actually need to use. I will update my review if I have any issues with it once I use it for longer.

Only need a few drops to smooth n condition my thick hair. Will last ages.

Smells really good and this is the best solution I’ve found to help with dry scalp pain. With the right amount I’ve even mostly replaced any gels, waxes and creams I previously used to style my hair and keep it from frizzing out like the famous Einstein hairdo. Hair seems to absorb it well and not look too oily as long as I don’t use an excessive amount at once.