Ten Good Hair Oil Treatments for Summertime

Hair oils don't leave your scalp oil as many people expect them to, instead they nourish and revive lack luster hair and that is why they are sure to make a massive comeback when summer arrives. Hair oils generally become popular at summertime because the high temperatures that tend to leave hair looking faded. The oils work to make the hair gloss and shinning as it is supposed to look. Most of the oils listed below include Argan oil and Moraccan oil as part of their ingredients. Argan Oil comes from Morocco and in its pure form contains essential fatty acids, Vitamin E, squalene and carotenes. The ingredients help to nourish and hydrate both skin and hair, they help prevent aging and keep hair hydrated through the regulation of sebum production. Moraccanoil includes more ingredients that Argan oil Cyclomethicone silicone for leaving hair smooth and Dimethicone silicon for leaving hair detangled.

Here are the ten good hair oil treatments for summer:

1. People with fine hair can use Light Oil Treatment from MoroccanOil. As the name suggests, it is light enough not to leave any greasy tresses. The benefits of using this oil include its rich supply of vitamins that promote hair strength and elasticity. It also contains sunscreen properties but these work best when combined with strong sun protectors.

2. Elixir Ultime Versative Beautifying Oil from Kerastase includes Argan Oil and Maize oil as part of it ingredients. These oils promote regrowth. The best application way is to warm up a hazelnut size of oil then run it on the hair to the ends. Leave the oil for twenty or more minutes before using shampoo and conditioner to remove it. It leaves your hair looking smooth slick and glossy.

3. Huile Sublime Bois d'Orange hair oil from Roger & Gallet also works as a face and body spray. It leaves your hair and skin feeling soft and smooth since it contains Argan, almond and evening oils. The ingredients are good for skin and hair hydration and they have a Mediterranean scent to leave you feeling like you have a treatment.

4. Beatifying Composition oil from Aveda has multi uses. It is good for the scalp as a deep conditioning cleanser. It is effective as a cleanser because it has jojoba oil and rosemary.

5. Argan Rescue Oil from Gielly Green works well on thicker, frizz-prone hair. It will restore damaged hair and is best used sparingly on either dried or dump hair. It has vitamin E but lacks heat protection.

6. Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil from Shu Uemura is for frizz, UV damaged hair and dry hair. It contains camellia oil that fixes hair continuously and locks in moisture to keep hair hydrated.

7. Enrich hair oil from Aromatherapy Associates uses essential oils, murumuru butter and natural plant extracts. It gets its flowery scent from geranium extract and the use of coconut oil gives it a smooth texture. You should use it sparingly since a little of the oil will go a long way.

8. Satin Oil from Diptyque has a soft perfume. A rich moisturizer is feather light and ideal for body and hair. It comes with a spray lid that makes it easy for users to get an instant shine and gloss with a fresh smelling and florally looking hair.

9. Nourishing Miracle Oil from Lee Stafford is affordable and has Argan Oil as the key ingredient. This makes it good for hair hydration. Just concentrate the oil to the ends of the hair when applying. You can blow dry it out using protective spray and a sprinkle of talcum powder.

10. Huille De Palme oil from Leonor Greyl has a cough-mixture-like smell since it is full of botanical oils that detangle and effectively nourish as well as revitalize tired tresses. It works wonders for think or dry damaged hair when applied to from roots to tips and left for more than twenty minutes. After application, clean with deep-conditioning treatment and remember to use all the oils sparingly on damp hair.