Strand Resilience • Length Retention • Shine
Care for your length. Finish with silk.
A strand-care and styling serum with argan, macadamia and jojoba oils for softer, smoother, more resilient-feeling hair. Lightweight conditioning and slip support gentle handling, breakage-conscious care and length retention, with glossy shine and a polished finish.

Why it belongs in your ritual
Argan Oil Silk Serum — 1 fl oz
Adds slip for gentler handling of fragile lengths and ends
Softens dry-feeling strands and smooths visible frizz
Adds lightweight shine and a polished styling finish
Use on wet or dry hair as the lengths-and-ends step
Inside the formula
The ingredients behind the ritual.
Argan oil
Conditions dry-feeling strands, softens rough ends and enhances healthy-looking shine.
Macadamia oil
Adds emollient care and softness for more supple, manageable-feeling lengths.
Jojoba oil
Helps lubricate the hair surface and support a smooth, conditioned feel.
Dimethiconol + smoothing silicones
Provide slip and surface smoothing for easier handling, visible frizz control and a glossy finish.
Isododecane
A lightweight carrier that helps the serum spread evenly through the lengths and ends.
Best for
Made to meet your hair where it is.
Dry-feeling, fragile or frizz-prone lengths and ends; length-retention routines; and anyone seeking softness, easier manageability and shine.
How it fits
A clear place in your routine.
On wet hair, apply a few drops to your palms and distribute lightly and evenly through mid-lengths and ends, then style as usual. On dry hair, use a small amount to smooth flyaways and polish the lengths. Start with a few drops and add only as needed. After your Rosemary & Ginseng wash-day routine, make Argan Serum your strand-care step; use Vitality 11 and STIM-Foll separately for scalp care.
Product details
Argan Oil Silk Serum, at a glance.
- 30 mL / 1 fl oz
- Ingredients: Isododecane, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Argania Spinosa, Mineral Oil, Dimethiconol, Aroma, Macadamia Ternifolia, Simmondsia Chinensis.
