Does it actually repair damaged hair?

Not in the rebuilding sense. Mineral oil and olive oil coat the strand and reduce moisture loss, which makes hair feel softer and look shinier, but they do not restore broken bonds. Pair it with a protein or bond-building treatment if hair is truly damaged.

How much should I use?

Start with two or three drops warmed between the palms and work them into the ends only. Add more only if hair still looks dry; over-application is the main cause of greasiness.

Can I use it on my scalp?

Yes, for a pre-wash massage. Leave it on briefly, then shampoo. Leaving mineral oil on the scalp daily can make roots look oily and may clog pores on some people.

Is it good for fine or thin hair?

Use it sparingly and keep it off the roots. Fine hair shows grease quickly with mineral-oil products, so a lighter oil or a small amount on ends only works better.

The formula lists mineral oil and olive oil, with no silicones stated. That makes it a simple option for people avoiding silicone, though it still coats the hair.

Can I use it on wet hair?

It works best on dry hair, as directed. On wet hair it dilutes and spreads unevenly, so apply after drying for styling and before washing for a deeper treatment.

Where is the Avocado Hair Care Oil cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $31.98, as of our latest check.

Avocado Hair Care Oil

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $31.98 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Avocado Hair Care Oil

This is a 237 ml leave-in hair oil built on mineral oil and olive oil, sold as a repair and moisturizing treatment for dry, damaged or frizzy hair. Mineral oil is the bulk of it: it coats the strand and slows water loss but does not penetrate or rebuild hair, so it smooths and adds shine more than it repairs. Olive oil adds a little fatty-acid conditioning and weight. It suits people who want a cheap, simple shine and frizz tamer for ends and scalp, not anyone looking for a silicone-free or protein-repair treatment.