People with dry hair and/or a dry, flaky scalp looking for a leave-in oil treatment rather than a rinse-out conditioner.

Because it's an oil rather than a styling product, it suits most hair textures wanting extra moisture and shine, though heavier oil-based products like this are generally used more sparingly on fine or already-oily hair to avoid weighing it down.

What differentiates the Fusions line from a single-ingredient oil is the specific pairing: Vitamin E as the lead antioxidant ingredient combined with baobab, jojoba and safflower oils in one bottle, plus isopropyl myristate to keep the blend from feeling as heavy as an unmodified oil mix would on its own. It's positioned as a scalp-and-strand moisture product rather than a hold or styling oil.

• Dispense a small amount into the palm.
• Apply to the hair and/or scalp, on either damp or dry hair.
• Massage into the scalp to help distribute the oil and moisturize dry areas.
• Work any remaining product through the mid-lengths and ends for shine.
• Style as usual afterward; this is a treatment/finishing oil rather than a styling-hold product.

• Pro: Combines several named oils (jojoba, baobab, safflower) with Vitamin E in one bottle rather than requiring separate oils.
• Pro: Isopropyl myristate in the formula is specifically the kind of emollient chosen to make oil blends feel lighter and absorb faster than a straight, heavy carrier oil.
• Pro: Positioned for scalp moisture (helping a dry scalp) as well as strand coating, rather than marketed purely as a shine serum.
• Con: Contains a synthetic dye (Yellow 11) and fragrance, a consideration for anyone with sensitive skin or fragrance sensitivity.
• Con: As an oil-based product, it's easy to overapply on fine or already-oily hair and scalp.
• Con: Ampro's own description for this specific formula centers on hair and scalp use only; it should not be assumed interchangeable with a body/skin oil (see contradiction note).