Can the oil with red pepper be applied along the whole length of the hair, or only to the roots?

The main action of this oil is directed at the scalp: red pepper boosts microcirculation, that is, blood flow to the roots, while the burdock extract softens and nourishes. So when applying it, concentrate on the root area, rubbing the product into the scalp with gentle massaging movements rather than simply spreading it over the hair.

You do not have to ignore the lengths completely, though: burdock oil softens dry ends well and makes the hair smoother. If your ends are dry or brittle, you can apply a small amount of oil to them too, but without rubbing it in; simply spread it over the surface.

An important point: red pepper gives noticeable warmth on the scalp, and that is normal. However, the product should not be applied to damaged skin, scratches or irritated areas, as the burning there will be pronounced. Before the first use, it is recommended to test your reaction on a small area of skin.

The best way to use it is 1–2 times a week as an oil mask before washing your hair. Apply the product, leave it on for the required time and wash it out thoroughly with shampoo. This way the scalp gets the stimulating effect without the hair being weighed down with oil all day.