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A simple question, but it makes a big difference in the outcome:

Should I apply the oil to wet or dry hair?

Sometimes people apply oil immediately after showering and then complain about it feeling heavy or dandruff, or they apply it to very dry hair and then it becomes difficult to distribute.

In this article we explain when it is best for hair to be wet and when it is best to be dry, depending on your goal: scalp? ends? split ends? frizz?

General rule

For pre-wash oil (Pre-poo): Often best applied to dry or semi-dry hair

For light conditioning after washing (on ends only): Best applied to slightly damp hair and in a very small amount

On the scalp after showering (wet hair): This often causes buildup in many people, especially those with oily scalps or dandruff.

1) Oil before washing: wet or dry?

Best: Dry or semi-dry hair

because:

• The oil distributes better through the hair without "slipping" with water.
• Provides protection for the ends before shampooing
• Reduces tangling and breakage during washing

Correct method (before washing)

1. Poetry section
2. Apply the oil to the scalp (if your target is the scalp).
3. Apply a light amount to the edges (if your target is split ends/fouling).
4. Leave it according to the type of scalp
5. Wash with a gentle shampoo

2) Oil after washing: Is it okay to use it on wet hair?

Yes, but only on the