Name: Dry Remedy™ Moisturizing Oil
Brand: AVEDA
Rating: 4.19 (36 reviews)

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아베다

Dry Remedy™ Moisturizing Oil

Oily

Makes Hair Greasy

Lightweight

Has an Aroma Scent

Moisturizing

Doesn't Cause Dullness

Good for Damaged Hair

Pleasant Scent

Not Sticky

Nourishes

- Exorbitant price for the quantity, with undesirable ingredients
- Woefully inadequate moisturization for severely damaged hair (far too lightweight)

- Aveda's signature light herbal fragrance. Lingers subtly all day, leaving you feeling pleasant
- Lightweight oil-based formula with no stickiness
- Packaging allows you to use the product fully without waste

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When your hair is wet, blend the One Shot Repair with your usual essence. Your hair will be reborn, I promise!

It's been discontinued... this was really good, but even if I write a review, no one can buy it anymore. That's just so... ugh.

I'm so heartbroken that this product has been discontinued, but when I had it, I was like... wow, this is amazing! If you mix it with the One Shot Repair, it's the perfect combination. I just wish I had done that before...

After applying, gently run the remaining product through the ends to help tame flyaways.

It is not recommended for those with thick hair. Since the amount is small, it's best not to use more than five drops.

As a working designer, when applied thinly and evenly, this product helps control flyaway hair well and prevents it from feeling dry. The aroma may be divisive as it is an aromatic scent, but it is better for those with damaged hair than synthetic silicone essences these days.

You really only need to use a small amount~
If you apply too much out of greed, it will make your hair oily and weighed down
and it will start to droop

The ingredients are a bit disappointing
There seem to be a lot of allergen components ㅠ

It's a product I absolutely adore
When applied to dry hair ends, it really makes them feel moisturized~
The aroma is also comforting, like an aromatic fragrance

You should absolutely not use too much of this product. The applicator is a drop-by-drop type, and it only takes a few drops at a time. 2-3 drops are sufficient. After dropping 2-3 drops onto your fingertips, gently massage it into your hair, avoiding the roots. If you apply too much to the scalp area, it can weigh down the hair and make it appear thinner.

The scent may be divisive. In my case, I love Aveda's scents so much that I even use the Invati body spray as a perfume. However, my mother really dislikes it, and I've had some friends who said it smells like a temple.

This product feels incomplete when I don't have it.
However, it's not something I use every day.
When my hair feels a bit dull, I apply it before bed, like a sleep mask. I think of it as a product that provides shine and nourishment, rather than styling capabilities, so I use other Aveda products for styling.

When I shampoo my hair the next day, I can feel that a bit of nourishment has been absorbed into my hair.

It's easier to use when your hair is wet.

It's a bit inconvenient to scoop out, and it may lack oil content if your hair is too damaged or dry.

It's good that there's no stickiness, and it's suitable to apply whether your hair is dry or wet.

I apply the product in small amounts, rubbing it into my palms until I can feel a slight heaviness, then apply it from the ends upwards. I never apply it directly or heavily to the scalp area.

The slightly heavy oil helps calm the hair and adds shine, but if the application is excessive, it can make the hair look overly greasy and unpleasant.

The hair is in a regular, well-maintained condition. It's straight and dyed, with curly, thick, and voluminous strands.
Even with perms, the hair requires daily blow-drying and curling iron use.
At the salon, the hair appears thick but is actually hollow(?) inside, making it very difficult to style.

The hair is about waist-length, and since it's quite damaged, I've decided to dye it black instead of continuing to bleach it.
I regularly trim the hairline and style it with a curling iron.

After using Aveda's Repair products, I blow-dry and style the hair. At the end, I rub a few drops of the product into my palms until I can feel a slight heaviness, then focus on applying it to the damaged ends and split ends.

The split ends come together nicely, and the hair becomes calm and glossy.
My salon stylist sometimes recommends applying more product when the hair feels dry, but I avoid doing that because it makes the hair look overly greasy.

As a dry, damaged-hair person, I'm satisfied with the moisturizing and coating effects that make my hair look shiny.

After fully drying your hair, just drop a few drops on your fingers and evenly distribute it through the ends of your hair. You can see the shine with just an extremely small amount.

The amount is really just a speck compared to the price. And the allergenic ingredients...oh no! Because of the ingredients, I took off one star.

I impulsively went to the store and when I was looking for hair products, they recommended this oil to me. I was already using Moroccan oil, so I was a little hesitant to buy another oil, but after testing it out, I immediately purchased it because the effects were very immediate. I usually like herbal scents, and when I apply it to my hair, it feels like I've sprayed on Hermès perfume.

 TIP: You can mix this hair oil with other hair serums or essences to increase the moisturizing effect across a wider area of your hair. Also, you can mix about 3 drops of the oil into your hair treatment when using it. Of course, you should avoid applying the treatment too close to the scalp.

 The oil should be applied mainly to the hair ends. If applied too close to the scalp, it can cause an oil explosion on the scalp. This is a hair end moisturizing oil, so it's best to apply it close to the hair ends. Even with frequent use, it won't create excessive oil on the scalp, but be cautious.

As mentioned earlier, the Aveda products are pricey, but I do think they are worth the cost. I'd recommend taking advantage of duty-free opportunities to purchase this product, as it's definitely worth trying out.

 The brand emphasizes a natural image, and the subtle herb fragrance is refreshing. It makes me feel good every time I apply it, and even people around me say it clears their mind when they try it.

As for the moisturizing power, I was born with fine, damaged hair that requires constant care. Even after coloring, the ends of my hair become so dry that they are difficult to brush. Whenever I go to the hair salon, they recommend the most expensive care products for my extremely dry hair. I only use Aveda products, from shampoo to treatment.

I purchased this product based on the store's recommendation. While it doesn't make my extremely dry hair feel plump, moisturized, or elastic, it does make the split ends look more tidy and gives my hair a healthy shine. And it makes my hair easier to brush! I apply about 5 drops from the ends to about a hand's width up. After drying, I mix it with the Damage Remedy Hair Repair and apply it as a finishing touch. This way, my hair doesn't get tangled easily, and I can have a calm, productive day without needing to apply anything else.

The Aveda products are pricey, but I think they are worth the cost. This oil only requires about 3-5 drops depending on hair length, so it lasts a long time. It's also very portable, so I always keep it in my travel pouch.

Since it can only be used in very small amounts before it dries,
it doesn't help much in softening the hair or styling
The price is also high compared to its performance

This is an oil that provides nutrition smoothly
It has the same signature Aveda scent

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