- Ozonized Scalp Oil | Argan, Jojoba & Vitamin C | 30ml

This product is a 30ml (1 fl oz) glass bottle of ozonized scalp oil treatment for both men & woman’s hair. A mixture concoction of natural ingredients & essential oils that contains coenzymes Q10, vitamin C & different oil complex. Drug-free & alcohol free, the oily liquid also contains Arnica Montana oils, sesame oils, olive oil, castor oil, dulcis oil, melaleuca leaf oil, seed oil eucalyptus leaf oil & jojoba almond oil that treats the scalp for dry hair & moisturizers while nourishing the hair. With this product it helps moisturize my hair giving it an overall healthier & better looking appearance, it easy to use just apply a few drops using the dropper & massage into the scalp at desired areas, wait 45min-1hr & then wash it off.

It is good

This scalp oil was great! It lasted a while because a little bit goes a long way. The smell was what I honestly expected it to be. It did help my dry scalp feel more moisturized and less itchy. I do feel my hair looked much healthier when using it consistently. It did help prevent hair fall so I think it’s a valuable item to incorporate with my hair routine.

I used this for dry scalp, not for hair growth. It is an easy to use formula, but personally, I wasn't pleased with the sensation in using it. The product is still high quality with the appropriate safety packaging, though, so for those who don't mind the routine, I did feel like my scalp was a bit more moisturized with using it.

I’ve been using The Mossi London Ozonized Scalp Oil for a while now, and here’s what I’ve noticed: First off, it definitely delivers on soothing an itchy scalp. After consistent use, my scalp irritation has noticeably eased, which is a huge relief. While some scalp treatments can be hit-or-miss, this one seems to do the job well. The scent? Not unpleasant, it doesn’t have a strong fragrance, which I appreciate. Some scalp treatments are overloaded with perfumes, but this oil keeps it neutral. One thing to keep in mind is how oily it is. It’s undeniably a rich oil, so whether you leave it in or rinse it out might depend on your hair type. If you have finer hair, you may prefer using it as a pre-wash treatment, while thicker or drier hair types might benefit from leaving it in longer. My hair feels soft and nourished, though as for actual hair growth, it’s a bit of a waiting game. It’s the kind of product that requires long-term use before determining whether it truly makes a difference in that department. Overall, it’s a solid scalp oil, hydrating, soothing, and easy to use

I ordered this oil a while ago and waited to use it for some time firs before writing a review but I haven't seen any results. It does leave a bit of an oily residue on your scalp so be prepared for that. But considering how much time has passed by, I am compelled to say it doesn't really work, or maybe that's just my body's chemistry but my hair seems to be in worse condition and actually shedding even more -- but that could also be due to postpartum hormones even though I'm 10 months postpartum. I'm not sure I would recommend.

This oil is fantastic for a dry scalp! I haven't been using it as much because it's summer, but when I do I love it. It has a very mild oil smell, like a light olive oil or vegetable oil. It's definitely not overpowering or annoying at all. I can personally only smell it when I smell the bottle directly. I have fine hair so I don't use it during the day, I use it at night or in the morning before I wash my hair. It's too heavy for me to wear during the day, but if your hair is thicker or more textured, you can use it whenever. I love it and it's going to be so nice in the wintertime when my scalp is dry!

I have been using this regularly and my hair seems to be healthier. I know this is marketed as a hair growth oil - but I think that's a stretch. It might promote growth by preventing breakage due to the oils contained within it. But it's not a magical hair growth serum at all. This contains oils that are known to be good for hair like argan and jojoba. Both of which are great for dry hair. You definitely only want to use a little bit of this oil because it's very "oily" and will make you look greasy. There is a slight odor to it. Not very noticable, but it's there. Once its distributed through my hair I can't really smell it, I just notice it when I'm putting it in my hand. I think this is a nice product, but it's very expensive ($37.99 at the time of this review). It does have lots of good oils and vitamin C in it. But I feel like you could purchase most of the oils separately and make something similar (and a lot more of it) for the price of this tiny little bottle.