CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil – Leave-In Hair Oil with Babassu Oil

The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil is a leave-in hair treatment with a light, velvety oil texture that combines babassu oil with 19 other plant-derived oils. Designed for dry hair damaged by chemical treatments or heat, and for fine hair, it brings nourishment, moisture, shine and softness without stickiness, with a "White Honey Musk" scent trail.

No — fine hair is actually its main target: the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil bottle reads "Nutrition for Fine Hair". CURLYSHYLL describes a texture "light as a feather, soft as velvet" that clings to fine, limp hair without weighing it down or feeling sticky. Start with a single pump, applied mainly to the lengths and ends, avoiding the roots.

Yes. CURLYSHYLL recommends the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil for hair made dry and rough by frequent chemical treatments, which includes colouring and bleaching. Applied to the lengths, it helps restore softness and shine. The brand makes no claim about colour longevity.

The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil is not presented specifically for curls, but its light texture suits dry curly or wavy hair that needs shine without being weighed down. Apply a small amount to towel-dried hair, scrunching the lengths, before drying or after a styling cream such as the Perfection Curl Cream. Add gradually to keep bounce.

It is a silicone-based formula. According to the manufacturer's ingredient list, the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil is based on light silicones (cyclopentasiloxane, dimethiconol, dimethicone), in which the babassu oil and other oils are dispersed. It is therefore not a pure oil. These silicones contribute to its velvety texture, shine and smoothing effect without a greasy film.

Depending on the length and thickness of your hair, take 1 to 3 pumps of CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil. Spread evenly over all your hair, towel-dried or dry, focusing on the lengths and ends. Do not rinse. Brand tip: dab the oil left on your hands on your pulse points to enjoy the scent all day.

The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil combines 20 plant-derived oils: babassu, macadamia, lemon tea tree, castor, argan, canola, avocado, baobab, jojoba, moringa, eucalyptus, rosemary, grape seed, camellia, açaí, sunflower, apricot kernel, lavender, olive and evening primrose. This blend is incorporated into a light base, which explains its fluid, non-greasy texture.

Babassu oil is extracted from the seeds of a South American palm. It is known for its lightness: rich in fatty acids, it melts on contact with warmth and spreads easily without weighing hair down. In the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil, it is combined with 19 other oils in a light silicone base, which gives the formula its fluid texture; the bottle reads "Nutrition for Fine Hair".

CURLYSHYLL recommends the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil for hair damaged by frequent use of heated tools, to nourish and soften it. However, the brand does not present any heat-protection test for this product. If you are looking for a treatment whose protection against heat has been measured, the CURLYSHYLL Silky Oil Serum was tested at 230°C.

Use the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil as the final step. After shampoo (After Salon Care Shampoo or Nutrition Support Shampoo) and a rinse-off treatment such as the Hair Pack Treatment, towel-dry your hair, apply 1 to 3 pumps of oil to the lengths, then dry. On dry hair, a little extra on the ends revives shine between washes.

No. The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil is a leave-in treatment: it is applied to towel-dried or dry hair and stays on the hair. Its light texture absorbs quickly without greasiness, so you can use it before blow-drying or to touch up dry hair during the day. If you are looking for a rinse-off treatment, try the Hair Pack Treatment or the Nutrition Support Treatment.

Both work with the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil. On towel-dried hair after shampooing, it fits in before drying to nourish and smooth the lengths. On dry hair, it acts as a finishing step to add shine and tame the ends, or as a touch-up during the day. In both cases, start with 1 pump and add more depending on the length and thickness of your hair.

No, that is the main strength of the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil: a fluid, almost watery oil that absorbs quickly without stickiness. CURLYSHYLL describes a velvety texture that leaves hair light and fresh, even when fine. To avoid overdoing it, start with 1 pump and focus on the lengths and ends.

The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil has a "White Honey Musk" scent: the elegance of iris softened by vanilla and musk. Top notes: liquorice flower, ivy, anise; heart notes: violet, iris, jasmine, passion flower; base notes: vanilla, tonka bean, musk. The brand highlights a subtle, lasting scent trail, with no published longevity figure.

Both are leave-in treatments based on light silicones and oils. The CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil contains 20 oils, mainly targets fine, dry hair and has a "White Honey Musk" scent. The Silky Oil Serum contains 10 oils, targets split ends and was tested for heat protection at 230°C; according to CURLYSHYLL, it is vegan-certified by the UK vegan certification society (Vegan® logo). Its scent is "Floral Peach".

Yes. In a 24-hour occlusive patch test carried out by Intertek from 17 to 20 November 2020, none of the 33 participants showed a skin reaction to the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil (CURLYSHYLL data). The brand also states a formula free from parabens, artificial colourants and alcohol. Individual results may vary.

The product page for the CURLYSHYLL Babassu Oil does not mention any restriction during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It is a leave-in treatment applied to the lengths and contains fragrance. If you follow the brand's tip of dabbing the oil on your pulse points, note that it then stays on the skin. If in doubt, ask your doctor.