A fragrance your hair can actually wear.
Hair Rosé Hydrating Parfum 200ml
Ordinary perfume is built on a high alcohol base. It smells beautiful on skin and quietly dries your hair out every time you spray it. Hair Rosé does the opposite — a rose-water mist with jojoba and panthenol that leaves hair scented, softer and more hydrated than it found it. Light enough for every day, and built for hair that gets oily fast.
HOW TO USE
Ten seconds, whenever you want it. There’s no wrong time to use this one.
Give the bottle a firm shake before every use. The jojoba needs redistributing through the rose water — skip this and the first sprays come out inconsistent.
Hold the bottle at arm’s length, roughly 20–30cm from your hair. Close enough and you get a wet patch; far enough and you get an even veil. Distance is the whole technique.
Three to five sprays over the mid-lengths and ends, moving as you go. For an all-over finish, mist into the air just above your head and walk through the cloud — it distributes far more evenly than spraying directly.
Rake through with your fingers, or run a detangling brush from the ends upwards. This spreads the hydration properly instead of leaving it sitting on the surface where you sprayed.
Leave as is for scent and shine, or use it as your first layer on damp hair before styling. Either way, no rinsing and no waiting — hair is ready straight away.
Your Weekly Hair Ritual
HOW OFTEN
As often as you like. This is the one product in the range with no limit on it — morning, after the gym, before you go out, or any time hair needs reviving. Most people reach for it daily, and heavier users get through a 200ml bottle in around two to three months.
HOW LONG DOES THE SCENT LAST?
Longer on hair than it would on skin.
- First hour — the rose sits brightest and freshest, right after application.
- Through the day — softens into a clean, close scent that lifts whenever you move your hair.
- Into the evening — still noticeably there, particularly on longer or thicker hair.
- Over weeks — the hydration side compounds. Hair holds moisture better, ends stay softer, and roots stay fresher for longer between washes.
Reapply whenever you want the scent back. There’s no build-up to worry about — it’s a water-based mist, not an oil or a styling product.
Is this for me?
WHO IS IT FOR?
Hair Rosé was built specifically for:
- Oily hair and roots that turn greasy within a day or two
- Anyone trying to stretch the time between washes
- Fine hair that can’t take oils or creams without going flat
- People who spray fine fragrance on their hair and have noticed it drying out
- Gym bags, handbags, desk drawers and hand luggage
- Curls and waves that need reviving on day two and three
Suits every hair type, and the lightest thing we make. Contains rose fragrance, so patch test on the inner elbow 24 hours before first use if your skin is sensitive or reactive.
What To Expect
KEY BENEFITS
- Scent without the damage: A water-based mist rather than an alcohol-based eau de parfum, so you can wear fragrance in your hair every day without the drying, brittleness and dullness that comes with spraying neat perfume on it.
- Weightless hydration: Panthenol draws moisture into the hair and jojoba helps hold it there — with none of the heaviness of an oil or a cream. Fine hair keeps its volume.
- Balance for oily roots: Jojoba is the closest botanical match there is to the scalp’s own sebum, which is exactly why it hydrates oily hair types without prompting them to produce more oil.
- Instant refresh: Revives flat, dull, second-day hair in seconds. The fastest way to feel put together when there’s no time to wash.
WAYS TO USE YOUR PARFUM
One bottle, three moments. Most people use it for all three without thinking about it.
The obvious one.
Three to five sprays over dry hair, morning or before you head out. Adds fragrance and a soft shine, and lifts every time you move. Wear it instead of spraying perfume on your hair, not as well as.
The one that buys you a day.
Mist lightly at the roots and along the parting, then work through with your fingers or a brush. Refreshes a scalp that feels heavy, revives flat roots and takes the edge off greasiness — so you get another day before you need to wash.
The practical one.
Mist over damp, towel-dried hair before you brush or style. Adds slip so the comb glides instead of tearing, and gives curls and waves the moisture they need to clump and hold their shape. Also revives day-three curls without rewetting them.
KEY INGREDIENTS
The base, and the scent. Steam-distilled rose water hydrates and soothes the scalp — the fragrance is the natural by-product, not something added on top of an alcohol carrier.
The balancer. Technically a wax ester and almost identical in structure to the scalp’s own sebum, which is what allows it to hydrate oily hair types without ever feeling greasy.
The hydrator. A humectant that draws moisture into the hair shaft and holds it there, improving flexibility so strands bend rather than snap.
A honey-derived conditioning ingredient that helps attract and retain moisture, leaving hair feeling softer, smoother and easier to manage.
Complete the ritual
PAIR WITH
Hair Rosé is the everyday layer. These are what situnderneath it.
Our Marie Claire award winner, and the perfect counterpart. The Syrup is your weekly scalp treatment; Hair Rosé is what you reach for on all the days in between. Treatment and maintenance, covered.
Mist, then brush. The slip from the parfum plus the right brush means you detangle without tearing — the single easiest way to stop losing length to your own hairbrush.
Sulphate-free and gentle enough to keep your wash cycle stretched rather than stripping the scalp and starting the grease cycle all over again.
Frequently asked questions
Because fine fragrance is built on a high alcohol base. Alcohol evaporates fast, and it takes moisture out of the hair with it — which over time leaves hair dry, dull and more prone to breaking, particularly if it’s coloured. Hair Rosé is a rose-water mist with jojoba and panthenol, so you get the scent and your hair ends up better hydrated rather than worse.
Both, and that’s the point. It’s formulated as a hydrating mist first — the fragrance comes from the rose water rather than being sprayed on top of a drying base.
No. It’s water-based and the lightest product we make. Jojoba is included precisely because it hydrates without heaviness, which is why the formula suits oily and fine hair rather than fighting them.
Yes. There’s no build-up and no limit — use it as often as you want the scent or the hydration.
It helps you stretch between washes, which is what most people are really after. Misting the roots and working it through refreshes a heavy scalp and revives flat roots. It isn’t a dry shampoo and it won’t absorb oil, but it does make day two and day three considerably more wearable.
Either. On dry hair it’s scent, shine and refresh. On damp hair it’s slip and detangling prep before you style. Most people end up doing both.
Yes, and they work well together. Use the oils as treatments on wash day, and Hair Rosé on the days in between. If you’re using both at once, mist first and apply oil to the ends afterwards.
Several hours on most hair types, and longer on thick or long hair, since hair holds fragrance better than skin does. Reapply whenever you want it back.
Yes — and it’s the better option for it. Coloured hair is more porous and more vulnerable to drying out, which is exactly what alcohol-heavy fragrances do to it.
Around two to three months with daily use.
Stop use and rinse the area. As with any new product, patch test on the inner elbow 24 hours before first use if you have sensitive or reactive skin.
