Karseell Maca Essence Oil Hair Oil Moroccan Argan Oil 50ml for Hair & Skin, Cold Pressed Maca Essence Argan Oil Hair Oil for Dry Damaged Hair All Hair Types 50ml

Product Overview

Karseell’s Maca Essence Oil is a blend rather than a single oil. Macadamia and Moroccan argan do the conditioning; tea tree, chamomile, aloe and algae extracts are there for the scalp. It is sold for hair, skin and nails, and 50ml goes a long way at a few drops per use.

Argan oil is the ingredient the brand leans on, and with reason — it is unusually high in vitamin E and light enough to sit on hair without the greasy weight of heavier oils. That combination is why it turned into the default finishing oil in salons everywhere.

Key Benefits

• Softens dry, damaged hair and improves elasticity
• Adds shine without the heaviness of a thick oil
• Tea tree and chamomile suit an itchy or flaky scalp
• High in vitamin E from argan oil
• One bottle covers hair, skin and nails

Key Features

• 50ml bottle
• Macadamia, argan and tea tree oils
• Chamomile, aloe and algae extracts
• Cold pressed
• Suitable for all hair types

How to Use It

1. Start with clean, towel-dried hair — damp, not dripping.
2. Two or three drops in the palm, rub the hands together, then work through the mid-lengths and ends.
3. Keep it away from the roots unless the product is made for the scalp. Serum on the scalp is the usual reason hair looks flat and oily a day later.
4. Comb through to spread it evenly, then style or air-dry as normal.
5. Start with less than you think. You can always add a drop; you cannot take it out without washing.

Using It as a Pre-Wash Oil

1. Warm a small amount between the palms.
2. Work it through dry hair, mid-lengths to ends, and massage a little into the scalp if it is dry or flaky.
3. Leave for 30 minutes to an hour. Overnight is fine but not necessary.
4. Shampoo out — you will usually need two rounds of lather.

Patch Test Before the First Use

Do this once, before the first full application, and it takes two minutes. Put a small amount behind the ear or on the inner elbow, leave it for 24 hours, and do not use the product if the skin reddens, itches or stings. A reaction on a coin-sized patch is a nuisance; the same reaction across a whole scalp is not.

Repeat the test if you have reacted to a hair product before, or if your scalp is currently broken, sunburnt or irritated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Leave-in or wash-out?

Both work. Two or three drops on damp hair is a leave-in finish; a larger amount on dry hair before washing is a pre-shampoo treatment. Start with the leave-in and see how your hair takes it.

Can I really use it on my face?

The seller sells it for skin as well as hair. Patch test on the inner arm first, and keep it away from the eyes. If your skin is acne-prone, be cautious — oils suit some skins and not others.

Will it suit my hair type?

Rich masks, butters and heavy oils suit thick, coarse, curly or chemically treated hair. Fine or oily hair usually does better with a lighter product used only on the ends — too much weight and it goes flat. If you are unsure, use less and see how the hair behaves before the next wash.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight, with the cap closed. A bathroom shelf away from the shower is fine; the windowsill is not. Heat and light break down oils and actives faster than anything else.