Saudi Arabian product Hair care product Dove nourishing oil care shampoo used for male/ female – 400 ml

Product Overview

Dove’s Nourishing Oil Care is built for hair that will not lie down: dry, frizzy and hard to manage. The formula pairs amino acids — the building blocks hair itself is made of — with nourishing oils and lipids, all of natural origin.

Oils have been used on hair for as long as anyone has kept records, for a straightforward reason: they smooth the outer layer of the shaft so the strands lie flat against each other instead of standing apart. That is what frizz is, and that is what an oil-based formula addresses. 400ml bottle from Saudi Arabia.

Key Benefits

• Tames frizzy, unruly hair from the first wash
• Amino acids work with the hair’s own structure
• Nourishing oils and lipids smooth and soften
• Builds condition over continued use rather than only coating
• Leaves hair silky and easy to manage

Key Features

• 400ml bottle
• Natural-origin amino acids, oils and lipids
• Nourishing Oil Care range
• Product of Saudi Arabia
• For men and women

How to Wash Hair Properly

1. Wet the hair thoroughly first. Shampoo on half-wet hair does not spread and does not lather.
2. Put the shampoo on the scalp, not on the length. The scalp is where the oil and dirt are; the ends get cleaned by the suds running down and that is enough.
3. Massage with the pads of the fingers, never the nails, for a minute or so.
4. Rinse until the water runs completely clear. Under-rinsing leaves residue that dulls hair and irritates the scalp.
5. A second, shorter lather if the hair was oiled or heavily product-laden. Otherwise one is enough.
6. Condition the mid-lengths and ends only, then rinse in cool water.

Dealing With Frizz

• Frizz is dry hair drawing moisture out of humid air. Hair that is properly conditioned frizzes far less, because it is not thirsty.
• Rinse in cool water. It closes the cuticle, and a closed cuticle is a smooth one.
• Do not rub hair dry with a towel. Squeeze it, or use an old cotton t-shirt — towel fibres roughen the surface.
• Comb it while it is damp and then leave it alone. Combing dry hair breaks the curl pattern apart and every separated strand becomes frizz.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it leave my hair greasy?

No. The oils are formulated into a shampoo base and rinse out with it — what stays behind is a very thin conditioning film, not oil.

Is it suitable for coloured hair?

Yes. Rinse in cool water and follow with a conditioner to keep the colour from fading quickly.

How often should I wash my hair?

There is no universal answer. Oily scalps and dusty commutes suit daily or alternate-day washing; dry, curly or chemically treated hair usually does better with two or three washes a week. Medicated shampoos are the exception — follow the course on the pack rather than your habit.

Will it suit my hair type?

Most shampoos suit most hair. The differences that matter are how strongly it cleans and how much it conditions: fine or oily hair wants a lighter wash, dry or coarse hair wants a richer one. Coloured and chemically treated hair does best with sulfate-free.