Veloura Hair oil
Thicker, Healthier Hair With Every Use
Veloura transforms weak, thinning, or stressed hair into fuller, stronger strands by feeding the scalp with powerful natural nutrients. With consistent use, your hair grows faster, sheds less, and becomes smoother and easier to manage.
How to Use Veloura
Warm a few drops in your hands and massage into the scalp using circular motions. Spread the remaining oil along the lengths of your hair. Leave for 20–30 minutes (or overnight for deeper repair), then rinse and wash normally. Use 3–4 times weekly for best results.
Visible Results You Can Feel
With consistent use, customer results speak for themselves—Veloura works with your natural hair cycle to boost growth, hydration, and shine.
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94% said their hair felt stronger and shed less
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97% said their scalp felt calmer and more balanced
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- 96% said their hair became noticeably smoother and shinier
30-Money-Back Guarantee!
If you don’t love Veloura, return it within 30 days—no questions asked.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
1. Can Veloura be used on all hair types?
Yes—Veloura is safe and effective for straight, wavy, curly, coily, and chemically treated hair. Its natural oils adapt to each hair texture and provide the same strengthening and growth-supporting benefits.
2. How long until I see results?
Most people notice less shedding and better softness within 1–2 weeks. Growth improvements become visible within 3–6 weeks of consistent use.
3. Will it make my hair greasy?
No, as long as you use a small amount and wash after treatment. It nourishes without leaving heavy buildup.
4. Can I use it overnight?
Absolutely. Overnight use gives deeper hydration and repair. Just protect your pillow with a towel or cap.
5. Is Veloura safe for sensitive scalp?
Yes. The natural formula helps reduce irritation, dryness, and flakiness. If you have extreme sensitivities, patch-test before full use.
6. Can men use this oil too?
Yes—Veloura works for both men and women and is particularly helpful for thinning areas, dryness, and weak strands.