Is this a conditioner or a serum?

It is a leave-in serum, not a rinse-out conditioner. It smooths and detangles but does not replace the conditioning step for very dry or coarse hair.

Will it repair damaged hair?

It improves the look and feel of damage by adding moisture and a smoothing film. It does not rebuild broken bonds the way protein or bond-repair treatments do.

Can I use it on wet hair?

The directions call for dry hair for best results. On wet hair the dimethicone layer can feel heavier and slower to settle.

Is it safe for fine or oily hair?

Use a small amount and keep it mostly on the scalp and ends. Dimethicone can build up, so fine hair may need a clarifying wash now and then.

How often should I apply it?

It is designed for daily use. Massage it in for 2 to 3 minutes and leave it on without rinsing.

Does it work on all hair types?

It is marketed for all hair types. Curly and coily hair usually benefits most from the detangling slip; very fine hair needs a lighter hand.

Where is the Scalp Treatment Serum for Damaged Hair cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $27.98, as of our latest check.

Scalp Treatment Serum for Damaged Hair

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $27.98 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Scalp Treatment Serum for Damaged Hair

This is a leave-in scalp serum built on glycerin and dimethicone, sold as a repair, smoothing and detangling treatment for damaged hair. Glycerin draws in moisture while dimethicone coats the strand to add slip and shine, so it works more like a lightweight smoothing layer than a deep protein or bond-repair treatment. It suits people with dry, frizzy or tangle-prone hair who want a quick no-rinse step, and it is not a substitute for a real conditioner or a bond builder.