Hair moisturizers are essential products designed to deeply hydrate and nourish the hair, enhancing its texture, appearance, and overall health. They are available in various forms, including creams, lotions, serums, and oils, each offering unique benefits tailored to different hair types and needs. Here are some common types of hair moisturizers:

Leave-In Conditioners: Lightweight formulas that hydrate and detangle hair without rinsing out, leaving it softer and more manageable.
Hair Oils: Rich in nutrients and natural oils, these moisturizers deeply penetrate hair strands to nourish and add shine, particularly beneficial for dry or damaged hair.
Hair Creams: Thick and creamy formulas that provide intense hydration and help define curls or control frizz, ideal for thick or coarse hair textures.
Hair Serums: Lightweight, silicone-based formulas that smooth frizz, add shine, and protect hair from heat styling and environmental damage.
Hair Masks: Deep conditioning treatments that deliver intensive moisture and repair for dry, damaged, or over-processed hair, typically used weekly for optimal results.
Scalp Treatments: Moisturizers specifically designed to hydrate the scalp, alleviate dryness, and promote healthier hair growth, often enriched with soothing ingredients like aloe vera or tea tree oil.
Spray Conditioners: Light mist formulas that provide instant hydration and detangling benefits, suitable for all hair types, especially fine or easily weighed-down hair.
Moisturizing Shampoos: Cleansing formulas that not only clean but also replenish hair's natural oils, maintaining essential hydration during the washing process.

Each type of hair moisturizer serves a distinct purpose, whether it's enhancing shine, reducing frizz, or repairing damage, contributing to healthier, more manageable hair overall.

Product Name	Price	Availability
Product Name	MISSHA Time Revolution The First Treatment Essence 5X	KES 3,700	Available
MISSHA Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence	KES 4,000	Available

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