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Camellia oil is one of the most effective traditional care treatments for your hair or beard. Popular among sumos who use it to coat and protect their hair, it is appreciated as a “sheathing” care for lengths and ends. Generous and very rich in oleic acid, camellia oil nourishes, soothes and protects the skin from aggressions.
A natural beauty routine deserves the most serious consistency. Whether at home or on holiday, it is there a must to always have your favourite plant oil at hand.
This is why the plant oils of the Officine Universelle Buly are available in a new 30ml format to facilitate their transport and serve your beauty, from near and far. Small in size but very practical, this new vial comes in a colour of immaculate charm: white. This innovative format is ideal for lovers of complete routines: it allows the combination of different oils and thus promotes the synergy of all their salving virtues.
Minebari wood combs are true timeless beauty treatments. After being shaped, they are coated with camellia oil to beautify the wood and provide shine to the hair with each comb stroke. Regular application of camellia oil is necessary for the maintenance of these exceptional combs.
Other details
Camellia oil must be kept away from any source of heat and preserved at room temperature
Usage
Daily Care: apply on untangled hair a few drops previously warmed up between your palms. One or two drops are enough to nourish and soften beards and moustaches.
Weekly Care: massage the right amount into the hair lengths (the hair must be slightly impregnated and not oily), as a mask about twenty minutes before washing the hair. Then apply the shampoo directly to the hair without adding water. You can then proceed to shampoo by adding lukewarm water gradually.
Occasional Care: by massaging it lightly around the nail, it softens the cuticles and prevents them from hardening.
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