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Description
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Product Details
What it is:
This beautifying oil is so lightweight it can be used daily to moisturize, soften and illuminate dry, fine hair.
What it does:
Sublimely natural, this new beautifying treatment hair oil by Phyto offers complete nutrition to fine or thick, dry hair. With sensorial richness, natural ingredients, and subtle, addictive fragrances, they create the elegance of perfectly controlled hair with dazzling shine and incomparable softness.
What else you need to know:
Used prior to blow-drying, it provides exceptional detangling and leaves hair absolutely beautiful, airy and flawless.
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8*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Phyto Huile Soyeuse is specifically formulated as a lightweight hydrating oil designed for fine hair. Unlike heavier oils, this product uses a carefully balanced blend of plant-based ingredients that absorb quickly without leaving residue or flattening delicate strands. It provides moisture where needed while maintaining natural volume and movement.
Phyto Huile Soyeuse features a blend of plant-derived oils including soybean oil, which is rich in essential fatty acids and antioxidants. These ingredients work together to nourish and hydrate dry hair while maintaining a lightweight texture. The formula is free from silicones and synthetic additives, prioritizing natural plant-based care for transparency in what you're applying to your hair.
For dry and fine hair, apply Phyto Huile Soyeuse 2-3 times weekly, or as needed based on your hair's dryness level. Start with a small amount (a few drops) on damp hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends. Adjust frequency based on your hair's response—some may benefit from weekly use, while others may use it less often. Overuse can accumulate, so start conservatively and increase if necessary.








