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When should Bright Reveal Niacinamide Dark Spot Serum be used?
How does Niacinamide work on the skin?
Is Bright Reveal Niacinamide Dark Spot Serum suitable for all skin types?
Can I use Bright Reveal Niacinamide Dark Spot Serum with Vitamin C or Hyaluronic Acid?
How does hair grow?
What are the common types of hair loss?
What causes hair loss?
How to combat hair loss?
How often should I use the Density Booster routine?
Is the Density Booster range suitable for all hair types?
What exactly is hair oil and what does it do for my hair?
Hair oil is a product designed to nourish, protect, and enhance the appearance of your hair. Typically, it's a blend of natural oils (like argan, coconut, jojoba, or olive oil) and often includes silicones or other beneficial ingredients.
Its primary functions are to:
Moisturize and Hydrate: Oils help to seal in moisture, preventing dryness and frizz.
Add Shine: They smooth the hair cuticle, reflecting light and creating a healthy, glossy look.
Reduce Frizz and Flyaways: By coating the hair shaft, oils help to tame unruly strands.
Protect from Damage: Some oils can offer a protective barrier against heat styling, environmental pollutants, and UV rays.
Detangle: They make hair smoother and easier to comb through, reducing breakage.
Improve Hair Health: Regular use can contribute to softer, stronger, and more manageable hair over time.
How do I apply hair oil correctly?
The application method can vary depending on your hair type and desired results, but here's a general guide:
Start with a Small Amount: A little goes a long way! Begin with just 1-2 pumps (or a few drops) for medium-length hair. You can always add more if needed.
Warm in Your Hands: Rub the oil between your palms for a few seconds. This helps to distribute it evenly and makes it easier to apply.
Focus on Mid-Lengths and Ends: These are the oldest and often driest parts of your hair. Avoid applying too much directly to the roots, especially if you have fine or oily hair, as it can make your hair look greasy.
Distribute Evenly: Gently work the oil through your hair, ensuring even coverage. You can use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb.
Use on Damp or Dry Hair:
Damp Hair (after washing): Apply oil to towel-dried hair before styling to help detangle, reduce frizz, and provide heat protection.
Dry Hair (as a finishing touch): Use a small amount on dry hair to add shine, tame flyaways, and provide a polished look throughout the day.
How often should I use hair oil?
This depends on your hair type and needs:
Daily: If you have very dry, thick, or damaged hair, you might benefit from daily application, especially on your ends.
2-3 times a week: For most hair types, using hair oil a few times a week as part of your styling routine is sufficient.
As needed: On days your hair feels particularly frizzy, dull, or in need of a boost, you can apply a small amount.
Will hair oil make my hair greasy?
Not if used correctly! The key is to use the right amount for your hair type and to focus on the mid-lengths and ends.
Fine or Oily Hair: Use a very small amount (half a pump or less) and apply sparingly, avoiding the roots.
Thick or Dry Hair: You can be a bit more generous, but still start small and build up. If your hair looks greasy, you've likely used too much. Try reducing the amount next time.
Can hair oil be used for heat protection before styling?
What's the difference between hair oil and hair serum?
While often used interchangeably, there can be subtle differences:
Hair Oils: Typically focus on deep nourishment, moisture, and overall hair health, often with natural oils as primary ingredients. They can be heavier and are great for conditioning.
Hair Serums: Are usually lighter in texture and are formulated more for immediate styling benefits like frizz control, shine, and smoothing. They often contain silicones to provide these instant effects.
What is the difference between semi-permanent, demi-permanent and permanent?
How often should I shampoo my hair after a color service?
Can pregnant women have their hair coloured?
Why do blondes sometimes go green?
Is it better to colour hair before or after a holiday?
Who is this product for?
How long does Magic Root Cover Up last?
If I have this product on my hair, can I still apply home permanent hair dye on top of it?
How long does it take to apply on my hair?
How long does it take for the product to dry?
Do I use it after styling or before I use the curling iron and hairspray?
How many applications does 1 bottle of spray support?
Will it look natural on my hair?
What is the L'Oréal Paris Le Shadow Stick?
What are the main benefits of using Le Shadow Stick?
Ease of Use: Its stick format makes application incredibly simple and fast, ideal for beginners or quick makeup routines.
Long-Lasting Wear: It's designed to be transfer and smudge-resistant, with up to 16 hours of wear.
High Pigmentation: It delivers rich, vibrant color with just a single swipe, which can be intensified by layering.
Versatility: It can be used as a standalone eyeshadow, as an eyeliner, or as a base to create more complex eye looks, including smoky effects.
Smooth Application: The creamy texture ensures it glides on smoothly without tugging or pulling on delicate eyelid skin.
Is the Le Shadow Stick available in different shades and finishes?
How do I apply the Le Shadow Stick?
Is it blendable? Can I layer it for more intensity?
Does it crease or smudge throughout the day?
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What are the basic skincare rules to follow?
Which products should you include in your daily skincare routine?
How do you identify your skin type?
Dry skin:your skin feels parched or tight when you smile
Normal skin: you notice a slight shine on your nose and forehead
Oily skin: there is a lot of shine on your nose, forehead and cheeks
Combination skin: your skin gets oily around T-zone
Sensitive skin:your skin is a little itchy or red in tone
How can you keep your skin healthy?
Are L’Oréal Paris skincare products safe?
Which active ingredients should you look out for?
Are L’Oréal Paris products tested on animals?
Does L’Oréal Paris work with dermatologists?
What makes this foundation "semi-permanent"?
What does "foundcealer" mean?
Will it feel heavy or cakey on my skin?
What kind of finish does it have?
I have sensitive skin. Is this suitable for me?
What makes this foundation "semi-permanent"?
What does "foundcealer" mean?
Will it feel heavy or cakey on my skin?
What kind of finish does it have?
I have sensitive skin. Is this suitable for me?
HOW LONG DOES THIS HAIR COLOUR LAST?
CAN I USE THIS TO COVER MY GREY ROOTS?
HOW DO I CHOOSE THE RIGHT SHADE?
1) Choose your new color from blonde, brown, black and red.
2) Choose whether you want a lighter or darker colour from our 50 shades.
3) Choose your reflect from a neutral, cool or warm tone in your colour; avoid going more than 2 levels above your base color.