Ingredients (without scales)
20 ml (19.2 g)
10 ml (9.1 g)
45 drops
Preparation
1
Place all the ingredients directly in a dropper bottle.
2
Close the bottle and shake.
Hair care for men: natural oils and products
Short or long, wavy or straight, dense or thinning, each hair type has its own specific needs. With a few simple techniques and the right products, it's possible to preserve its vitality on an everyday basis. Discover the best natural carrier oils and effective recipes for strengthening hair, combating hair loss, eliminating dandruff and making hair shiny.
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Organic Castor Oil
Repairing
£7.50
250 ml
4 options
Strengthening & Densifying Hair Serum
Anti-hair loss
£12.00
50 ml
2 options
£5.50
250 ml
2 options
Scalp Massaging Brush
Hair strengthening
£5.00
1 unit
What is a plant-based hair oil?
A plant-based hair oil is an oil extracted from seeds, nuts or fruit, used to nourish, protect and make your hair look great. Rich in essential fatty acids, vitamins and antioxidants, it penetrates the hair fibre and scalp to moisturise, strengthen and make it shiny.
Unlike the silicones found in many conventional skincare products, carrier oils offer natural, long-lasting effects without weighing down or suffocating the hair. Each oil has specific properties: some promote hair growth, others regulate sebum or repair damaged ends.
They are versatile and can be easily integrated into a hair routine, whether as an oil mask before shampooing, as a daily treatment for the hair itself or as a scalp massage to stimulate blood circulation and promote stronger, healthier hair.
Why do men need natural hair products?
Men, like women, have hair with specific needs, often influenced by factors such as genetics, age and lifestyle. Increasingly, men are turning to natural hair care products to meet these needs in a gentle, effective way. Natural treatments, such as carrier oils, hydrosols and homemade masks, are ideal solutions for nourishing, protecting and strengthening hair without resorting to harsh chemicals.
The specific characteristics of men's hair
Male hair has a similar structure to female hair, but there are some significant differences. Male hair tends to be thicker and stronger than female hair due to hormonal factors such as testosterone. In addition, men often produce more sebum than women, which can make hair greasier and more prone to dandruff.
Men's hair also has specific hair care needs. There are often different products for men and women, which can influence hair care techniques and certain routines that are more effective for your hair. It's essential to adapt your hair care routine to your hair texture, age and specific issues to ensure optimal results.
The different hair textures and their needs
Men's hair texture can vary considerably from one individual to another. Some men have thick, curly hair, while others have fine, straight hair. Hair texture is determined by the shape and size of the hair follicles and the density of the hair fibres. Hair can be classified into multiple main categories, ranging from straight to wavy to curly.
Men's hair also has characteristics that change with age. Younger men often have thicker, fuller hair, while hair can thin and lighten with age due to genetic and hormonal factors. Hair texture can also change as a result of hormonal fluctuations and changes in health.
What are the benefits of hair oils?
Moisturising and nourishing: hair oils deeply nourish the hair fibre, leaving it soft and shiny.
Stimulates growth: certain oils promote blood circulation, boosting hair growth.
Regulates sebum: they help balance sebum production, particularly in terms of oily scalps.
Protects against external damage: it forms a protective film that protects hair from damage caused by pollution, sun or heat.
Fights hair loss: certain oils reduce hair loss and prevent baldness by strengthening the roots and nourishing the scalp.
Which carrier oils should I choose for my hair type?
Dry, damaged hair
Organic argan oil
This oil from Morocco, high in vitamin E and unsaponifiables, is renowned for its nourishing, regenerating and restructuring properties. Its antioxidant content makes it ideal for combating the signs of skin ageing, while its fatty acids restore the suppleness and softness of dry, depleted skin and hair.
Greasy hair
organic Jojoba oil
Regulating and softening, this oil is an ingredient that is popular for its penetrating feel, which does not leave a greasy film, and for its benefits for the scalp. It protects the skin from dehydration and is ideal as a base for creating massage oils and make-up removers.
Fine hair and hair loss
organic Mustard oil
Very popular in India and North Africa for use in haircare, mustard oil is renowned for promoting hair growth and combating hair loss. It also coats and strengthens all of your hair, including the ends, thanks to its high erucic acid content.
Baldness: a recurring problem for men
A natural and essentially male phenomenon, baldness results in progressive hair loss and primarily affects the forehead, the top of the head and the temples. Common after the age of 50, it sometimes occurs earlier depending on your lifestyle or genetic heritage, and can be difficult to deal with.
If caught in time, hair loss can be slowed by using targeted products and adopting a suitable hair routine. Discover natural solutions to slow hair loss and redensify hair mass.
Top ingredients to combat hair loss
Peptides & Pea Extract Hair Loss Serum
With peptides, pea and red clover extracts, this concentrated hair serum features a combination of effective active ingredients to densify and strengthen hair from the root. Its cocktail of active ingredients with proven efficacy is targeted to rebalance the hair's life cycle by lengthening the growth phase and promoting hair anchorage for thicker, stronger, more resilient hair.
Enriched brewer's yeast 120 capsules
Ideal for strengthening and beautifying hair and nails, this food supplement is made from organic brewer's yeast, vitamin B-enriched yeast and selenium-enriched yeast, with no unnecessary additives. Taking 2 capsules a day is enough to cover the recommended daily intake of B vitamins and selenium for enhanced effectiveness. These nutrients are particularly important for healthy skin and hair, and combining them with brewer's yeast optimises their uptake by the body. Give your hair the micro-nutrients it needs for vitality!
Active ingredient - Maca Vital
Extracted from the root of Maca, the sacred plant of the Incas renowned for its revitalising and strengthening effects, this active ingredient can be incorporated into your hair preparations to stimulate hair growth and combat hair loss. A study shows that it can improve hair bulbs' resistance to stress. It can easily be incorporated into your shampoos, creams or hair lotions.
Organic castor oil
This oil can be used in your cosmetic formulas to strengthen nails, hair and eyelashes. Perfect for repairing and nourishing dry, damaged, split, brittle or frizzy hair, it is said to encourage hair growth.
Dandruff: a recurring problem for men
Dandruff is very common, affecting one in two people. These small white particles are unattractive, if not downright embarrassing, and are often accompanied by itching. Whether oily or dry, dandruff is caused by excessive sebum secretion, which increases the yeast naturally present on the scalp and makes it sensitive.
Wild patchouli hydrosol
Wild Patchouli hydrosol
This purifying hydrosol is useful for preparing skincare products for skin with blemishes. It also combats dandruff and is known to give your legs a feeling of lightness. You'll love its enchanting fragrance!
Little things you can do on a daily basis
To reduce the occurence of dandruff and soothe the scalp, follow these simple steps:
Wash your hair with a gentle shampoo: opt for natural, sulphate-free formulas to avoid damaging your scalp.
Space your washes out: washing your hair too often can stimulate sebum production and make the problem worse.
Rinse thoroughly: residues of shampoo or hair care products can encourage the appearance of dandruff.
Avoid using water that's too hot: use lukewarm water to avoid weakening the scalp.
Massage gently: massaging the scalp activates blood circulation and helps to eliminate dandruff.
Top ingredients to get rid of dandruff
Organic shikakai powder
Rich in plant saponins, this cleansing powder is used to make plant-based shampoos. In Indian traditional hair care products, it is used to make hair soft and silky, prevent dandruff and promote hair growth.
Active Plant-derived Salicylic Acid
This extract of Black Willow bark, concentrated in salicylic acid, is a powerful ally to incorporate into your mixtures for oily, dull or acne-prone skin. Purifying and keratolytic, it stimulates skin renewal, smoothes blemishesand combats blackheads, ingrown hairs and dandruff. It also improves the conservation of aqueous products and can be used to boost the effectiveness of preservatives. A much sought-after active ingredient, we offer it in plant origin, which is better tolerated than synthetic salicylic acid.
Active ingredient - Algo'Zinc
This zinc-based active complexed with Laminaria seaweed extract has proven purifying, sebum-regulating and soothing properties. It is therefore a very interesting active ingredient for making skincare products for oily skin with blemishes, but also for oily hair or hair prone to dandruff.
organic Neem powder
Known to soothe Pitta and Kapha constitutions in Ayurvedic tradition thanks to its purifying and detoxifying properties, Neem is considered to be "the healer of all ills" in India. Incorporated into your cosmetic blends, this powder purifies oily and acne-prone skin and is a useful ingredient in your shampoos and hair lotions to help combat dandruff. It can also be used in homemade toothpastes to treat gum discomfort or cleanse the oral cavity.
What routine should you adopt to keep your hair healthy?
A natural hair routine adapted to your hair type helps to nourish, strengthen and protect the hair fibre while respecting the balance of the scalp. Here's a simple, effective routine to incorporate into your daily routine.
1. Apply organic hair oil to the scalp section by section. Massage in circular movements for 10 to 15 minutes to stimulate circulation and promote absorption.
2. Use the palm-oil-free Organic Neutral Shampoo Base for gentle cleansing. Apply to wet hair, massage gently then rinse thoroughly for a clean, balanced scalp.
3. Apply the Organic Hair Mask Base to washed and towel-dried hair. Leave on for 10 to 15 minutes for a deeply nourishing treatment.
4. To stimulate circulation, use a scalp massage brush. Massage in circular movements to encourage hair growth and relax the cranial muscles.
Our best hair care recipes
Fortifying elixir to activate hair growth
Fortifying elixir to activate hair growth
Fortifying elixir to activate hair growth
Hair growth booster mask
Hair growth booster mask
Hair growth booster mask
Ingredients (without scales)
Organic peppermint essential oil
19 drops
Preparation
1
Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl.
2
Transfer the mixture to a jar.
Store your bottle away from heat.
* Storage: if stored properly and manufactured under optimum hygiene conditions, your product will keep for at least 6 months.
Strength and vigour rub
Strength and vigour rub
Strength and vigour rub
Ingredients (with scale)
Haircare oil
94 g
Ingredients (without scales)
Haircare oil
100 ml
Preparation
1
Pour all the ingredients into a bottle.
2
Close the bottle and shake.
3
All set!
Store your bottle away from heat.
* Storage: if stored properly and manufactured under optimum hygiene conditions, your product will keep for at least 6 months.
Hair shine cream shampoo
Hair shine cream shampoo
Hair shine cream shampoo
Ingredients (with scale)
Hair Protection active ingredient
5.5 g
0.9 g or 15 drops
Ingredients (without scales)
Hair Protection active ingredient
6 ml
15 drops
Preparation
1
Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl.
2
Transfer the mixture to a bottle.
Note: the pH of this mixture is approximately 6-6.5.
Avoid contact with eyes; in the event of contact, rinse with clean water.
Store your bottle away from light and heat.
* Storage: if stored properly and manufactured under optimum hygiene conditions, your product will keep for at least 3 months.
Precautions for use
Carry out a skin test before applying any carrier oil to check for any allergic reactions.
Avoid applying too much oil to fine hair to avoid weighing it down.
Store carrier oils in a cool, dry place to preserve their benefits.
Expert advice
To maximise the effectiveness of the hair oils, apply them to slightly damp hair so that they are absorbed more easily and their benefits are increased tenfold.
Find out more
What are the best natural treatments for slowing down baldness?
What are the best natural treatments for slowing down baldness?
What are the best natural treatments for slowing down baldness?
Castor, mustard and rosemary oils promote blood circulation and stimulate hair growth. Combined with scalp massages and a diet rich in essential nutrients, they help to slow hair loss.
How do you alternate hair oils according to your hair's needs?
How do you alternate hair oils according to your hair's needs?
How do you alternate hair oils according to your hair's needs?
Dry hair benefits from nourishing oils like argan or coconut, while oily hair benefits from regulating oils like jojoba. You can also alternate oils according to the season or specific needs, such as repairing hair after exposure to the sun.
Which natural shampoo should I choose to complement the oils?
Which natural shampoo should I choose to complement the oils?
Which natural shampoo should I choose to complement the oils?
A gentle, sulphate-free shampoo, enriched with natural ingredients such as aloe vera or clay, cleanses without damaging the hair. For targeted hair care, a strengthening shampoo with plant proteins or a purifying shampoo with activated charcoal can be used, depending on hair type.
