RELAXED HAIR CARE
Yes, shea butter can fit into a relaxed-hair routine—use it lightly.
Sienna is a rich cosmetic hair butter. For relaxed hair, begin with a small amount after hydration and concentrate on the lengths and ends instead of applying a heavy layer everywhere.
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A SIMPLE ROUTINE
Start small and listen to your hair.
Sienna is a rich cosmetic hair butter. Use it after hydration, begin with a little, and adjust for your hair length, density and routine.
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Start with hydration
Use butter after water, a leave-in product, or another hydration step that already works for your hair. Butter helps seal in moisture; it does not replace it.
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Keep the amount small
Warm a pea-sized amount between your palms. A thick butter can feel heavy if too much is used at once, so it is easier to add a little than to take it away.
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Focus on dry lengths and ends
Smooth lightly through the areas that feel driest. You do not need to coat the roots or every strand with the same amount.
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Let comfort guide the routine
Avoid tight styling and stop using any product that causes irritation. If hair or scalp concerns persist, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Practical answers for everyday care.
Will shea butter thin relaxed hair?
Sienna is a cosmetic hair butter for softness and moisture-focused care. It is not designed to thin hair. Start with a small amount and adjust the routine to how your hair feels.
Can I use it after a relaxer?
Follow the instructions and after-care guidance from your salon or product first. When your hair is ready for its regular routine, use a small amount on the lengths and ends after hydration.
Can I use it with a protective style?
Yes. Use a little on dry lengths and ends when preparing or refreshing braids, twists or another comfortable protective style.