Everything you need to know about using your oils.
Simple, clear guidance for getting the most out of each Serenoil oil — for hair, scalp, and skin. No complicated routines, just what works.
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Jojoba Oil
What It Is
Jojoba oil is technically a liquid wax, not a true oil. It closely mimics the skin's natural sebum, making it exceptionally well-tolerated by all skin and hair types. It is cold pressed from jojoba seeds grown in El Gouna, Egypt.
How Much to Use
2–3 drops for hair. 1–2 drops for face. A small amount goes a long way — jojoba is lightweight and spreads easily. Start with less than you think you need, then adjust.
When to Use
Daily use is safe. Use after washing on damp hair, or as a pre-wash scalp treatment. For skin, apply morning or night to slightly damp areas for best absorption.
Leave-in conditioner
After washing and towel-drying hair, warm 2–3 drops between your palms and smooth through mid-lengths and ends. Focus on the driest areas. Do not rinse out.
Best for
All hair types. Especially curly, frizzy, or dry ends.
Pre-wash scalp massage
Apply 4–5 drops directly to the scalp. Part hair into sections and apply using your fingertips. Massage in circular motions for 3–5 minutes. Leave for 30 min to overnight, then wash out normally.
Best for
Dry scalp, itchiness, scalp imbalance, or thinning concerns.
Pre-style frizz control
Before blow-drying or air-drying, apply 1–2 drops to damp hair. It coats the cuticle and reduces frizz without weighing the hair down or leaving a greasy finish.
Best for
Wavy, curly, or heat-styled hair. Use sparingly on fine hair.
Facial moisturiser
Apply 1–2 drops to clean, slightly damp skin. Press — do not rub — into the face, focusing on dry areas. Can be used morning and night. Non-comedogenic, so it won't clog pores.
Best for
All skin types including oily and acne-prone skin.
Post-shower body oil
After showering, while skin is still slightly damp, apply a few drops to arms, legs, and any dry areas. The moisture in your skin helps the oil absorb faster and more evenly.
Best for
Dry skin, rough elbows and knees, post-waxing or shaving.
Overnight hair treatment
Apply generously to the scalp and hair before bed. Braid or wrap hair to protect your pillow. Wash out in the morning. Doing this once a week can significantly improve softness and shine over time.
Best for
Very dry, damaged, or chemically treated hair.
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Rosemary Oil
What It Is
100% pure rosemary essential oil. Rosemary oil is potent and must always be diluted with a carrier oil like jojoba before applying to the scalp or skin. Never apply undiluted directly to skin.
How Much to Use
Always dilute first. A safe ratio is 1 part rosemary oil to 4–5 parts carrier oil (like jojoba). This gives you a blend safe for direct scalp application without irritation.
When to Use
1–3 times per week as a pre-wash scalp treatment. Not a daily-use oil. Consistency over weeks is what produces results — treat it like a dedicated scalp ritual, not a quick fix.
Scalp stimulation ritual
Mix 1 part rosemary oil with 4 parts jojoba oil. Part your hair into sections and apply the blend directly to the scalp. Massage with your fingertips in circular motions for 5 minutes. Leave for 30–60 minutes, then wash out.
Frequency
2–3 times per week for best results.
Overnight growth treatment
For a deeper treatment, apply the diluted blend before bed. Braid or wrap your hair. In the morning, wash out with your regular shampoo. This extended contact time gives the oil more opportunity to work on the scalp.
Frequency
Once a week as an overnight treatment.
Timeline & results
Rosemary oil works gradually. Most people notice a refreshed, calmer scalp within the first 2 weeks. Visible improvements in hair density and root health typically require 8–12 weeks of consistent use. Do not skip weeks.
Key tip
Consistency is more important than frequency. 2× a week for 3 months beats 7× a week for 3 weeks.
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Coconut Oil
What It Is
100% pure cold-pressed virgin coconut oil. Unrefined, unbleached, and undeodorised. Solid at room temperature, it melts instantly on contact with warm skin or hair. Has a gentle natural coconut scent.
How Much to Use
For hair: a coin-sized amount or slightly more for longer hair. For skin: a small scoop is enough for full body application. Coconut oil melts quickly, so start small and add more if needed.
When to Use
Best as a pre-wash hair treatment or post-shower body moisturiser. Not ideal as a daily scalp oil or facial moisturiser for most people — it is richer than jojoba and can be too heavy for the face.
Deep conditioning mask
Melt a coin-sized amount of coconut oil in your palms. Apply to dry hair from roots to ends, focusing on the lengths and tips. Cover with a towel or shower cap. Leave 30–60 minutes (or overnight), then shampoo out completely.
Best for
Thick, coarse, or high-porosity hair. Damaged or colour-treated hair.
Post-shower body moisturiser
After showering, while skin is still damp, scoop a small amount and warm it between your hands. Apply all over the body. Focus on very dry areas like heels, knees, and elbows. Let absorb for a minute before dressing.
Best for
Dry body skin. Extra-dry areas like heels and elbows.
Overnight hair mask
Apply generously to dry hair before bed, coating every strand from scalp to ends. Braid or wrap tightly to protect your pillow. In the morning, shampoo twice if needed to fully remove. Leaves hair noticeably softer.
Best for
Very dry, brittle, or heat-damaged hair. Once a week maximum.
Cuticle & nail care
Warm a tiny amount between your fingertips and massage into cuticles and nail edges nightly. Keeps cuticles soft and prevents cracking or peeling. Also works well as a lip balm alternative for very dry lips.
Best for
Dry, cracked cuticles. Brittle nails. Very dry lips.
Avoid on oily or acne-prone skin
Unlike jojoba oil, coconut oil is comedogenic — it can clog pores for some skin types. It works well on body skin and hair, but is not recommended for facial use if you are prone to breakouts or oily skin.
Use instead
For face: use jojoba oil — it is non-comedogenic and safe for all skin types.
Combine with rosemary for a complete hair ritual
Use coconut oil as your weekly deep-conditioning pre-wash mask, and rosemary (diluted in jojoba) as your scalp treatment. Together they cover every aspect of hair health — moisture, scalp stimulation, and root care.
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