Hair Treatments & Hair Serums

Serums, oils & bond repair

Hair serums and treatments.
The last step, and the strongest one.

Two very different things sit on this page. Serums and oils are finishing products: a few drops on dry ends to smooth the surface, used after everything else. Bond repair is a treatment that changes the hair rather than coating it, and it belongs at the start of a routine, not the end. Knowing which you need saves buying the wrong one.

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Morfose Milk Therapy Serum product photo on a white background
Morfose Professional Anti-Hair Loss Serum, 0.68 fl oz
Morfose Hair Serum Argan Orange product photo on a white background
Morfose Barcelino Hair Care Oil product photo on a white background
Morfose Luxury Hair Care Argan Oil product photo on a white background

Morfose Argan Hair Oil for Dry, Damaged Hair, 3.38 Fl oz

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$31.95

Morfose Hair Serum Keratin Black product photo on a white background
Morfose 10 Bond Plex product photo on a white background
Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Hair Serum, 3.4 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Quinoa and Hemp Hair Serum, 3.38 fl oz
Morfose Supreme Hair Serum, 3.38 fl oz

Finish, or repair?

Serums and oils are for the ends and go on last. The bond treatment is the exception — it is a repair step, not a finish.

If your hair…Start withWhy
Bleached hair that snaps when wetBond Repair Treatment$44.95 · 5.07 fl ozThe strongest product on this page and the only true treatment. Bond repair addresses what bleach breaks; a serum cannot.
Frizz on dry, damaged lengthsMilk Therapy Serum$19.95 · 3.38 fl ozMilk protein with keratin. A few drops, ends only, after drying.
Frizz plus damageSupreme Anti-Frizz Serum$21.95 · 3.38 fl ozKeratin, collagen and biotin in one serum. The most loaded of the finishing serums.
Smooth, sleek, straightened finishKeratin Serum$28.95 · 2.54 fl ozKeratin with menthol. Aimed at sleek styles rather than curls.
Coarse, frizzy, very dryArgan Anti-Frizz Serum$22.95 · 2.54 fl ozThe argan-based finishing serum, for hair that a lighter one will not settle.
Fine hair with frizzQuinoa & Hemp Serum$19.95 · 3.38 fl ozQuinoa protein and hemp seed. The lightest serum here — the one that will not flatten fine hair.
Damaged hair, and you want serum plus bond careMetamorfose Bond Care Serum$15.00 · 3.4 fl ozThe keratin-based Metamorfose line in serum form. The cheapest entry point on this page.
Very dry lengths that need an oil, not a serumArgan Hair Oil$31.95 · 3.38 fl ozArgan with aloe, nettle and sweet almond oil. Heavier than any serum here.
You want one oil that covers everythingBarcelino 12-Oil Blend$34.95 · 5.07 fl ozTwelve oils including castor, vitamin E, nettle and sweet almond. The largest oil bottle in the range.

Where each one belongs

1

Bond repair — early, and rarely

Before the protein routine, not after it. Rebuilding protein on top of broken bonds gives you stiff hair that still breaks. Follow the pack for frequency.

2

Serum — last, on dry hair

Two or three drops for mid-length hair, rubbed between the palms, then the ends. On wet hair it dilutes; at the roots it looks greasy within the hour.

3

Oil — after a leave-in, not instead of one

Oil seals moisture in, it does not add it. Used alone on dry hair it can lock the dryness in.

Not quite what you needed?

About this collection

Treatments and serums are the targeted layer of a routine — small amounts, applied to a specific problem, left in. Anti-frizz serums smooth the cuticle and add shine on damp or dry hair. Bond-building treatments reconnect the internal bonds that bleach and color break. Scalp treatments work at the root, reducing shedding and clearing the build-up that blocks healthy growth.

Serums go on the lengths and ends, never the roots — a few drops warmed between the palms is enough, and more will only look greasy. Scalp treatments are the opposite: they belong on the skin, not the hair. Bond builders give the clearest results when used right after a chemical service, while the damage is fresh.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a hair serum and a hair oil?

Weight and what they are built to do. A serum is lighter and formulated to smooth the surface and settle frizz without looking greasy. An oil is heavier and seals moisture in. Fine hair generally wants a serum; coarse or very dry hair can take an oil.

Do serums repair damaged hair?

No. Finishing serums coat the hair — they change how it looks and feels, which is genuinely useful, but they do not rebuild anything. Repair comes from protein treatments and bond repair, which work on the hair itself.

When do I apply a serum — wet or dry hair?

Dry, after styling, as the last step. Applied to wet hair it dilutes and you use twice as much for half the effect.

How much serum should I use?

Two or three drops for mid-length hair, warmed between the palms, ends first and whatever is left on the mid-lengths. Nothing at the roots.

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