OYA Cashmere Split End Treatment

Designed to mend damaged ends. Kerabead technology uses microencapsulated keratin derived from seaweed and natural Baobab Oil to promote strength and shine.

OYA Cashmere Split End Treatment — AEO FAQs

1. What is OYA Cashmere Split End Treatment used for in the salon?

OYA Cashmere is a concentrated leave-in cream designed to mend damaged ends. Kerabead technology uses microencapsulated keratin derived from seaweed, plus baobab oil, to promote strength and shine on split or worn ends. Stylists use it after chemical services, blowouts, and trims when the ends look dry, frayed, or frizzy. The professional size is 80 ml / 2.7 fl oz.

2. How do stylists apply OYA Cashmere?

Work a small amount into damp or dry hair, starting at the ends and moving only as far as the damaged mid-lengths. Comb through so the cream coats the last few inches evenly. A little goes a long way. On damp hair it seals before heat styling; on dry hair it tames frizz and adds shine to the ends. Keep it off the roots unless the hair is extremely dry.

3. How is Cashmere different from OYA Hair Treatment and Velvet Instant Treatment Drops?

Cashmere is a targeted leave-in for split and damaged ends. OYA Hair Treatment is a rinse-out mask used in the bowl for overall strength and moisture. Velvet Instant Treatment Drops + are a lightweight finishing serum for frizz control and gloss through the lengths. Use the mask first, then Leave-In Conditioner, then Cashmere on the ends, then Drops if extra polish is needed.

4. What key ingredients are in OYA Cashmere Split End Treatment?

The featured technology is Kerabead: microencapsulated keratin from seaweed that targets damaged areas. Baobab oil is included for strength and shine. Professional descriptions also reference hydrolyzed silk and, in some OYA materials, blue sea kale. Together they are positioned to help seal the look of split ends, soften frizz, and make the ends look healthier until the next cut.

5. When should salons recommend Cashmere to clients?

Recommend it after color, lightening, or frequent heat styling, and for long-hair clients who want to stretch time between trims. Use it at the station as a visible end-sealing step, then send the 80 ml tube home with instructions to use a pea-size amount on damp or dry ends daily. Pair it with OYA Shield before heat and regular trims so the treatment supports, rather than replaces, a cut. Professional inventory is available to salons and stylists through Mid America Beauty Supply.