CollectionSkinFairytale Scalp Oilingis created for those times when you want to go a step further than the classic shampoo and conditioner and really focus on the root of the problem: the scalp. Scalp oiling is an old but very current technique that, with regular use of vegetable oils, helps the scalp feel more comfortable and the hair visually appear more supple and nourished.
MORE ABOUT THE SCALP OILING COLLECTION
The scalp is skin. It's just that we often neglect it. In our daily routine, it is stressed by shampoos, blow-drying, styling, dry air, stress and hormonal changes. The result can be dryness, a feeling of tightness, itching or the impression that the hair in certain areas looks thinner and tired.
CollectionScalp oilingis designed for care, where instead of aggressive "cleansing at all costs", you focus on soothing, moisturizing and nourishing the scalp with oils. Vegetable and, if desired, herbal oils create a nourishing layer with massage, which helps the scalp to be more flexible and comfortable, while the hair breaks less and looks more shiny.
Scalp oiling is suitable for a variety of hair and scalp types. For dry and tight scalps, it helps the skin feel less tight and sensitive. For oily scalps, a gentle oiling ritual and proper washing can help support a sense of balance without constantly “starving” your skin with overly aggressive shampoos.
The collection is ideal for anyone who notices that their hair no longer looks the same as it used to over the years, after stressful periods, or after giving birth, and wants to add a care step to their routine that targets the scalp and roots.
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• Focus onscalp oilingas gentle but effective hair root care.
• Support for dryness, tightness and discomfort on the scalp.
• Plant and herbal oils that help the scalp feel more supple, comfortable.
• Suitable for periods after stress, after childbirth or when re-establishing a hair care routine.
• A very nice addition to collections for density, hair protection and easier combing.
• A ritual that is not only a step of care, but also a moment of calm and time for yourself.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT PRODUCTS FROM THIS COLLECTION
When oiling your scalp, it's important to choose the texture and type of oil that suits your scalp and lifestyle.
If your scalp is particularly dry, sensitive, or tight, a gentle, nourishing oil that you can use as a regular pre-wash treatment will be a good choice. Fuller, richer oils are usually more pleasant for dry skin and a feeling of gentle “hugging” on the scalp.
If your scalp is prone to oiliness or occasional problems, you can opt for lighter, faster-absorbing oils or herbal oil blends that don't feel too heavy and are easier to rinse out. It's important not to overdo it and to give the oil enough time to do its thing before rinsing it out with a gentle shampoo.
If you don't know whether your main focus is scalp oiling, hair density, easier combing, or protection, you can help yourself with a short quiz where you answer a few questions about your hair and habits and get a specific suggestion for a line combination:HERE
HOW TO INCLUDE SCALP OILING INTO YOUR DAILY ROUTINE
Oiling your scalp doesn't have to be a "spa day" you treat yourself to once a year. It can be a simple, infrequent, but consistent ritual you repeat once or twice a week, or as needed.
One example of a routine:
- Apply the oil of your choice to a dry or slightly damp scalp. The easiest way is to part your hair and apply small amounts of oil directly to your skin with your fingers or an applicator.
- Gently massage your scalp with your fingertips for a few minutes. The massage helps to increase blood circulation, relieves tension, and ensures that the oil is evenly distributed.
- Leave the oil on for at least 20 to 30 minutes. If you have time, you can leave it on longer, for example during your evening routine or overnight, if it suits you and your skin tolerates it well.
- Then wash your hair with a gentle shampoo, shampooing twice if necessary to thoroughly remove any remaining oil. Finish with a conditioner of your choice for the lengths.
You can include scalp oiling in your routine more intensively during periods when the scalp experiences more stress (winter, summer, hormonal fluctuations, stressful periods), and later adjust the frequency to your liking.
It's important to observe your scalp. If you feel like it's absorbing the oil well and your scalp is calm after the ritual, you're on the right track. If you notice that it's getting oily quickly or that a certain combination doesn't suit it, adjust the frequency, amount, or texture of the oil.
So the collectionScalp oilingbecomes your nurturing bridge between skin care and hair care. By taking care of your scalp, you provide the foundation on which your hair can reach its best potential.
