
Start with scalp and length care.
Rosemary and peppermint oils give this pre-wash treatment a place in a routine for dry or brittle hair. Apply it to the scalp and hair, leave it on for at least 15 minutes, then wash.
$16.99Shop the hair oil →Bring softness, slip, and a healthier-looking finish back to wash day. This focused hair-care edit pairs a rosemary pre-wash oil, a rinse-out keratin mask, and a lightweight leave-in mist for lengths that need more shine without a complicated routine.

Dry, dull-looking hair rarely needs more products all at once. It usually needs a few well-placed steps that make wash day feel easier: a pre-wash treatment when the scalp and lengths feel thirsty, a rinse-out mask when the ends are asking for more softness, and a light finishing step that helps freshly washed hair look smoother.
Purely Radiant hair shine products are designed around that simple rhythm. The Rosemary Hair & Scalp Strengthening Oil is a pre-wash treatment for the scalp and dry or brittle lengths. The Keratin Intensive Rescue Hair Mask is a richer rinse-out option for dry, damaged-feeling hair. The Keratin Shine Leave-In Hair Mist is the lightest choice, made to smooth, detangle, and add a polished-looking finish after washing.
Think about where shine gets lost in your own routine. Hair that feels dry before shampooing may benefit from an oil before it meets water and cleanser. Hair that tangles or feels less smooth after washing may need a lightweight leave-in. Hair that has been heat-styled, coloured, or simply feels tired through the ends may welcome a rinse-out mask. Matching the step to the moment makes the routine easier to keep.
You do not need to use all three every time. Pick the step that matches how your hair feels today, then repeat the routine often enough to know whether it works for you. That is more useful than changing your entire shelf every week.

Rosemary and peppermint oils give this pre-wash treatment a place in a routine for dry or brittle hair. Apply it to the scalp and hair, leave it on for at least 15 minutes, then wash.
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This intensive keratin mask combines hydrolyzed keratin, wheat proteins, peptides, vitamin E, and shea butter. Use it on clean, damp hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends.
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This leave-in mist uses hydrolyzed keratin, lactic acid, and algae extract to help smooth, strengthen, and detangle damaged hair. Spray it onto clean, damp hair and do not rinse.
$18.99Shop the leave-in mist →When your scalp and lengths feel dry, apply the Rosemary Hair & Scalp Strengthening Oil before shampooing. Give it at least 15 minutes, then wash as usual. This puts a richer step before water and cleanser, rather than adding weight after styling.
After shampooing, work the Keratin Intensive Rescue Hair Mask through clean, damp mid-lengths and ends. Leave it on for five to 10 minutes, then rinse. Concentrating it through the lengths keeps the routine focused where dryness and damage are often most visible.
On clean, damp hair, spray the Keratin Shine Leave-In Hair Mist through the lengths, then style or air-dry as you prefer. It is the right place to start if your hair needs help detangling or you prefer a less rich finish.
Fine hair may prefer a lighter hand and less frequent masking. Thicker, drier, or more textured lengths may welcome a little more attention. Start small, pay attention to the feel of your hair, and use the steps that earn a regular place in your week.

Reach for the pre-wash oil when you want to care for both scalp and lengths before cleansing. Choose the rinse-out mask when the mid-lengths and ends feel dry, rough, or stressed by heat styling and everyday wear. Choose the leave-in mist when your freshly washed hair needs detangling, softness, and a lighter-looking finish.
For a scalp that is easily thrown off by harsh cleansing, pair a shine-focused routine with a gentler wash step. The Sensitive Scalp Shampoo is made to cleanse dry and sensitive scalps without harshness. For a deeper wash-day reset when product residue is the main issue, explore the scalp scrub for buildup.
Browse all hair + scalp care →Hair can look dull for plenty of ordinary reasons: dry weather, regular washing, heat styling, rough towel drying, friction from hats or pillows, or simply lengths that have gone too long without a moisture-focused step. A shine routine is not about chasing a coated or overly glossy look. It is about choosing care that leaves hair feeling more manageable and looking more comfortable in its natural texture.
Texture and hair type matter here. A richer pre-wash oil or mask can be especially welcome on dry, thick, curly, or textured lengths, while fine hair may prefer a smaller amount or a lighter finishing step. There is no prize for using the most product. A routine should leave hair feeling soft and easy to style, not coated, limp, or difficult to wash.
Gentle habits can make the products easier to enjoy. Use warm rather than very hot water, avoid scrubbing the lengths aggressively with a towel, and keep richer products mostly through the mid-lengths and ends if your roots tend to feel weighed down. When you introduce a new formula, give it a few wash days before deciding how it fits.
If your scalp is persistently sore, itchy, flaky, or losing hair more than usual, a cosmetic routine is not the whole answer. A qualified clinician can help you understand what is going on. For everyday dry or dull-looking lengths, choose the one or two steps that feel good enough to keep using.
Start with the concern you notice most. Choose the Rosemary Hair and Scalp Strengthening Oil for a pre-wash moisture ritual, the Keratin Intensive Rescue Hair Mask when lengths feel dry or damaged, or the Keratin Shine Leave-In Hair Mist for lightweight smoothing after washing.
Yes, but they do different jobs. Use the oil before washing, rinse out the mask after shampooing, and apply the leave-in mist to clean, damp hair. You do not need every step on every wash day.
Keep product placement focused. Apply richer steps through the mid-lengths and ends, use a lighter hand near the roots, and start with less than you think you need. The leave-in mist is the lightest option in this collection.
A gentle wash-day routine can help keep both concerns in view. The oil is designed for the scalp and lengths before washing, while the Sensitive Scalp Shampoo is a separate option for gentle cleansing. If your scalp is persistently itchy, sore, or flaky, consider professional advice.