Stronger hair. Every drop.
Biotin is one of the most well-researched ingredients for hair health — and for good reason. Known as Vitamin B7, it supports the keratin structure that gives hair its strength, resilience, and fullness. This lightweight hair oil delivers biotin directly where it's needed most, combined with authentic Dead Sea minerals, to nourish the scalp, strengthen every strand, and leave hair looking visibly healthier with every use.
A few drops. A big difference.
What biotin actually does
Biotin supports the production of keratin — the structural protein your hair is made of. When hair looks thin, dull, or prone to breakage, biotin is often part of the answer. Applied directly to the hair and scalp, this oil nourishes from root to tip, helping hair look and feel stronger, fuller, and more resilient over time.
Why Dead Sea minerals make this different
Most hair oils stop at the botanical. This one adds Dead Sea minerals — magnesium, potassium and calcium at 10 times the concentration of regular sea water — delivering mineral nourishment directly to the scalp and along every strand. The result isn't just softer hair. It's hair that's actively being strengthened and nourished with every use.
What you'll notice
- Stronger, more resilient hair with regular use
- Reduced frizz and smoother, shinier strands
- A nourished, healthier-feeling scalp
- More volume and body over time
- Lightweight feel — nourishes without weighing hair down
How to use
Apply a few drops to the scalp and hair, focusing on the roots and ends. Massage gently and style as usual. Can be used on damp or dry hair. Use daily or as needed.
What you get
- Biotin Hair Oil — 6.76 fl oz (200ml)
- Formulated with biotin (Vitamin B7) & Dead Sea minerals
- Suitable for all hair types
- No artificial colors
- Manufactured to cGMP, FDA and European health authority standards
For yourself or someone you love.
The oil that gives your hair exactly what it needs — and makes every day a better hair day.
Dead Sea Collection. Total Affordable Luxury. Est. 1991.
