
BOUQUET GARNI Huile Essence Cheveux Nard Aragan Riche 100ml
10,99 $ CAD
Description
BOUQUET GARNI ++ Nard Rich Aragan Hair Essence Oil 100ml

10,99 $ CAD
Description
BOUQUET GARNI ++ Nard Rich Aragan Hair Essence Oil 100ml
A leave-in oil does something a conditioner cannot: it stays on the hair after you leave the bathroom. That is why it is the step that helps control frizz throughout the day, and why it is applied to the mid-lengths and ends rather than the scalp.
The bouquet garni nard rich argan hair essence oil is built on argan oil, the Moroccan oil that became the default in this category for good reason: it is light enough not to weigh hair down but rich enough to smooth a rough cuticle. Around it sits the spikenard extract that runs through every product in the Nard line.
The scent is most of why people buy the range, and an oil carries it longer than a wash-out product because it stays in the hair. As a bouquet garni hair oil it works on damp hair before drying, on dry hair as a finishing step, or on the ends overnight. Bouquet garni nard is the brand's flagship line and its most widely exported.
Features
● 100 ml bottle with pump
● Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil (argan oil)
● Nardostachys Jatamansi (spikenard) rhizome and root extract
● Leave-in, not rinsed out
● For mid-lengths and ends
● Signature Nard scent
Concerns
● Frizz and flyaways through the day
● Rough, dry-looking ends
● Hair that looks dull and lacks shine
● Heat styling drying out the lengths
● A preference for a longer-lasting Nard scent
Suitable For
● Dry, frizzy and damaged hair
● Use on damp hair before drying or on dry hair as a finish
● Anyone using the matching Nard shampoo and treatment
● Daily use on the ends
Made In
Made in Korea.
● Argan oil smooths a rough cuticle so hair looks glossier
● Controls frizz and flyaways through the day
● Stays in the hair, so the scent lasts far longer than a wash-out product
● Light enough not to weigh the lengths down when used sparingly
● Works on damp hair before drying or on dry hair as a finish
● Layers with the matching Nard shampoo and treatment
1. Start with towel-dried damp hair, or dry hair if you are using it as a finishing step.
2. Pump one to two pumps into your palms. Start with less than you think you need.
3. Rub your palms together to warm and spread the oil.
4. Work it through the mid-lengths and ends. Avoid the roots and scalp.
5. Comb through to distribute evenly.
6. Style or dry as normal. Add a small amount to the ends afterwards if they still look dry.
Key Ingredients
● Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil: argan oil, the lead conditioning oil
● Nardostachys Jatamansi Rhizome/Root Extract: spikenard, the plant the range is named for
● Lightweight emollients: carry the oil through the hair without a heavy residue
Claims
● Contains fragrance
● A cosmetic leave-in hair oil. It is not intended for hair growth, hair loss, or scalp treatment.
● Apply to mid-lengths and ends rather than the scalp
● For external use. Avoid the eye area and rinse with water if the product gets into your eyes.
● Use sparingly. Too much oil will weigh hair down
● Discontinue use if irritation occurs
Bouquet Garni is a Korean personal care brand, and Nard is its flagship line, named after the Himalayan spikenard plant that runs through every product in it. The range covers shampoo, treatment, hair oil, body wash and hand care, all sharing the same scent families so they layer together.
C&C Canada carries the Nard range alongside other Korean hair and body care, with shipping across Canada.
● 1 x Bouquet Garni Nard Rich Argan Hair Essence Oil, 100 ml, with pump
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No. It is a leave-in oil, which is what lets it control frizz and carry the scent through the day.
Both work. On damp hair before drying it smooths as the hair dries. On dry hair it works as a finishing step for frizz and shine.
One to two pumps for most hair lengths, and start with less. Too much oil weighs hair down and looks greasy.
Not if you keep it to the mid-lengths and ends and use it sparingly. Applying it to the roots is what causes that.
The Nard range shares scent families across the line, so the oil, shampoo and treatment layer together.