Why Scent Belongs in Your Hair
Hair sits close to your face and moves when you do, so a light scent there is noticed in a soft, natural way. A hair product with a woody note lets fragrance be part of your routine without adding another bottle.
Start With the Right Amount
- Use a fingertip-sized amount of Arganiss hair cream. You can add more, but you cannot take it back.
- Warm it between your palms first so the scent opens and spreads evenly.
- Apply from mid-lengths to ends. Product at the roots can feel heavy on fine hair and makes the scent stronger near the face.
Pair It, or Don't
Oud sits comfortably next to amber, musk, sandalwood, vetiver and leather. If you already wear one of those, the hair cream will blend in. If you wear a fresh citrus or sweet gourmand fragrance, consider using less of one so they do not clash. Many people wear the hair cream as their only scent.
Match the Occasion
- Everyday: one small amount, applied to damp hair after a shower.
- Evenings: reshape with damp hands; the scent refreshes slightly as you do.
- Warm weather: use a little less, since heat makes any fragrance feel stronger.
New to oud? Read what oud is and why it's prized. If you are sensitive to fragrance, test a small amount first.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is a soft woody background scent, noticeable up close rather than across a room.
It varies with hair type, amount and weather, so we do not promise a number of hours. Reapply a small amount if you want a refresh.
Yes. The scent is woody and warm rather than floral or sweet, and the cream is for anyone. See the FAQ.
