How much to apply, where to apply it, and why scalp-first application beats mid-length slathering.
Hair serums are the most misused product in most routines. Too much makes hair greasy. Applied to the wrong areas, it sits on the surface and does nothing. Used correctly, a few drops transform shine, softness, and split-end protection.
Start with the amount: for most hair lengths, two to three drops of a serum like Vesper Hair Luxuriate Hair Serum is enough. Warm it between your palms first. Cold serum applied straight from the bottle clumps and distributes unevenly.
For shine and frizz control, apply to damp hair from mid-lengths to ends, avoiding the roots unless your scalp is dry. For scalp treatment, a serum like Vesper Hair Pure Skin, Scalp and Hair Oil goes directly onto the scalp in sections, massaged in with fingertips, then left for at least twenty minutes before washing.
The Baobab oil in Vesper Hair formulas is cold-pressed and unrefined, which matters: heat-refined oils lose most of their fatty acids and vitamins during processing. Unrefined oil actually penetrates the hair shaft instead of just coating it.
Use it consistently, two to three times a week, and judge after a month. Shine builds gradually as the cuticle repairs.
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