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Topganic Intensive Oils

Hair oil no longer conjures the look of second day hair. These multitasking beauty treatments take the place of a leave in conditioner, styling cream, frizz serum and more and are touted by pros across the country. Topganic, a new haircare ...

Elizabeth Jakaitis
Elizabeth JakaitisAssistant Editor
December 17, 2014
2 min to read



Hair oil no longer conjures the look of second day hair. These multitasking beauty treatments take the place of a leave in conditioner, styling cream, frizz serum and more and are touted by pros across the country. Topganic, a new haircare company, has just launched three Intensive Oils to treat specific hair woes.


Intensive Oil with Argan Oil – For Dry & Colored Hair

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Straight from Morocco, Argan Oil moisturizes hair in a natural way by penetrating hair pores, or shafts. Argan also protects hair from chemical processes, daily heat use and environmental damage. Topganic’s Intensive Oil is also formulated with sweet almond oil, grape seed oil, jojoba seed oil and linseed oil for healthy, radiant hair.


Intensive Oil with Obliphica Oil– For Thin, Brittle & Color Treated Hair

With Russian roots, Obliphica Oil is rich in natural vitamins E and C and restores damage hair. Obliphica balances moisture, smoothing the follicles while infusing the hair shaft with nourishment to boost fine, thin hair. Topganic’s Intensive Oil is also formulated with sweet almond oil, grape seed oil, jojoba seed oil, sea buckthorn oil and linseed oil to amplify hair.


Intensive Oil with Baobab Oil– For Inflated & Split Ends Hair

Baobab Oil is derived from Africa and is rich in natural vitamins A, D, E and F and is super-hydrating. Baobab also helps improve elasticity of the hair, which reduces breakage and split ends. Topganic’s Intensive Oil is also formulated with linseed oil, sweet almond oil, grape see oil and jojoba seed oil to repair hair.

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For more information, visit topganic.com

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