Hair Perfume Gains Popularity but Requires Proper Use to Avoid Damage

Hair perfume has become a popular beauty trend among celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Demi Moore, and Amal Clooney, who have been seen using scented sprays to enhance their hair's fragrance at major events such as the Oscars and Golden Globes. Unlike regular perfumes, hair perfumes are specially formulated without alcohol to prevent drying and damage, especially to colored or fragile hair. Ortal Alon, CEO of ARGANIA GROUP, explains that hair perfumes contain nourishing ingredients like keratin and oils, combined with a silicone base to provide shine, softness, and a well-groomed finish.

Hair perfume differs from traditional perfume in its interaction with hair fibers, releasing scent with every movement and breeze, creating a layered and long-lasting aroma. However, users must carefully match hair perfume scents with their shampoo and conditioner to avoid clashing fragrances. The article highlights several recommended hair perfumes, including Israeli brand LA BEAUTÉ’s alcohol-free collection enriched with macadamia and argan oils, OLIÈRE PARIS’s Gloss Hair Perfume, Kérastase’s Gloss Absolu Hair Perfume inspired by Tuscany, Sisley’s Hair Rituel Le Parfum featuring fresh lemon and warm amber notes, and Clean’s Perfume Mist with moisturizing pineapple extract.

Ortal Alon advises spraying hair perfume from 15 to 30 centimeters away, avoiding the roots, and focusing on hair lengths and ends. For fine hair, one or two sprays suffice, while thicker or curly hair can handle more. After spraying, gently run fingers through the hair to distribute the scent evenly. The article concludes by emphasizing that hair is no longer just a frame for the face but a key element of personal style that deserves proper care and the right products to maintain health and fragrance.