Collection: Braes

Frequently Asked Questions About Braes

Is Braes an Egyptian beauty brand?

Yes. Braes is an Egyptian beauty brand known primarily for haircare products developed for different hair types and concerns, including dryness, damage, frizz, dandruff, thinning, and low- or high-porosity hair. The brand also offers selected body and lip-care products.

What is Braes best known for?

Braes is best known for its porosity-focused hair oils and kits, deep-conditioning treatments, hair-thickening sprays, scalp products, and damage-repair routines.

Its range includes different products for low- and high-porosity hair, allowing shoppers to choose a routine based on how their hair absorbs and retains moisture.

What are the most popular Braes products?

Popular Braes products available through ZYNAH include:

• Braes Hair Growth Oil for Low-Porosity Hair
• Braes Hair Growth Kit for Low-Porosity Hair
• Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask
• Braes Intensive Leave-In Hair-Thickening and Growth Spray
• Braes Detangling Leave-In Spray
• Braes Hair Serum

Prices and availability can change, so shoppers should check the individual product pages before ordering.

Which Braes products are best for low-porosity hair?

The Braes Hair Growth Oil for Low-Porosity Hair is formulated for hair that has difficulty absorbing moisture. Its oil blend includes grapeseed, argan, jojoba, sweet almond, rosemary, castor, and black seed oils.

For a more complete routine, the Braes Hair Growth Kit for Low-Porosity Hair combines a porosity-specific hair oil, an intensive hair-thickening spray, and a scalp massager.

How do I know whether my hair has low or high porosity?

Low-porosity hair is usually slow to absorb water and hair products. Creams or oils may sit on the hair’s surface, and the hair can take longer to become fully wet or dry. Lightweight products are generally more suitable because rich formulas can cause buildup.

High-porosity hair absorbs moisture quickly but can lose it just as fast. It may feel dry, rough, frizzy, damaged, or chemically treated and can benefit from richer oils, butters, and conditioning products.

Some people have mixed porosity. Observing how your hair responds to water and products can be more useful than relying only on an online porosity test.

What is the best Braes product for dry or damaged hair?

The Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask is a suitable option for dry, frizzy, or damaged hair. It is designed to provide deeper conditioning, improve softness and elasticity, reduce frizz, and add shine.

Its formula includes oils and butters such as argan oil, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, macadamia oil, avocado oil, coconut oil, rosemary oil, almond oil, and grapeseed oil.

How do I use the Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask?

The Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask can be used in two ways.

For an intensive pre-shampoo treatment, distribute the mask from the roots to the ends, cover the hair with a shower cap, and leave it on for approximately 20–30 minutes. Rinse it out before washing the hair with shampoo and conditioner.

To use it as a deep conditioner, apply a smaller amount to the lengths and ends after shampooing. Leave it on for approximately five minutes and rinse thoroughly.

How often should I use the Braes Hair Mask?

Braes recommends using its Deep Conditioning Hair Mask once or twice a week.

Very dry or damaged hair may benefit from twice-weekly use, while fine hair or hair that develops buildup easily may need less frequent application.

Can I use the Braes Hair Mask instead of a regular conditioner?

Yes. The Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask can be used instead of a regular conditioner when the hair needs additional moisture.

After shampooing, apply a small amount to the lengths and ends, leave it on for approximately five minutes, and rinse thoroughly. Avoid applying more product than your hair needs, particularly if you have fine or low-porosity hair.

Can I leave the Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask overnight?

No. Braes advises against leaving the Deep Conditioning Hair Mask on overnight.

For a longer treatment, the mask should remain on the hair for no more than two hours for adults and approximately one hour for children. Following the recommended application time helps reduce the risk of excessive buildup, over-conditioning, or weighed-down hair.

Can I leave Braes Low- or High-Porosity Hair Oil on overnight?

No. Braes advises against leaving its porosity-specific oil treatments on the hair and scalp overnight.

Apply the oil to the scalp, massage it gently for three to five minutes, and leave it on for no more than two hours before shampooing. For children, the suggested maximum application time is approximately one hour.

How do I use the Braes Low-Porosity Hair Growth Oil?

Apply the Braes Hair Growth Oil for Low-Porosity Hair directly to the scalp. Massage the scalp gently for three to five minutes to distribute the oil.

Cover the hair if preferred and leave the oil on for one to two hours before washing with shampoo and conditioner. Avoid leaving the oil on overnight.

How do I use the Braes Low-Porosity Hair Growth Kit?

The Braes Hair Growth Kit for Low-Porosity Hair includes a hair growth oil, an intensive hair-thickening spray, and a scalp massager.

Begin by applying the oil to the scalp and massaging it for three to five minutes. Leave it on for up to two hours—or approximately one hour for children—before washing with shampoo and conditioner.

The hair-thickening spray can be applied directly to the scalp once every other day and left in without rinsing. The scalp massager can be used gently during oil application to help distribute the product.

Always follow the latest instructions printed on the products received.

How often should I use the Braes Intensive Hair-Thickening Spray?

The Braes Intensive Leave-In Hair-Thickening and Growth Spray is designed for daily or every other day use.

Spray it directly onto the scalp once a day and leave it in without rinsing. Do not apply more than recommended, and discontinue use if irritation develops.

How do I use the Braes Damage Repair Booster Kit?

Use one Braes Damage Repair Booster ampoule per week. Twist open the ampoule and mix it with approximately two tablespoons of the Braes Deep Conditioning Hair Mask.

Apply the mixture from the mid-lengths to the ends, avoiding the scalp. Leave it on for approximately 30–45 minutes before rinsing thoroughly.

Check the directions printed on the product packaging before use, as product instructions can be updated.

Can curly hair use Braes products?

Yes. Several Braes products can be incorporated into curly and wavy hair routines, including the Deep Conditioning Hair Mask, Detangling Leave-In Spray, porosity-specific oils, hair serum, and damage-repair treatments.

People with curls that become weighed down easily should start with a small amount of oil, mask, or leave-in product. The amount should be adjusted according to hair density, dryness, porosity, and curl pattern.

Does Braes Hair Growth Oil guarantee new hair growth?

Braes positions its hair oils, sprays, and kits as products designed to support scalp care, strengthen the hair, reduce breakage, and help users retain healthier-looking length.

Sudden, severe, or patchy hair loss may have medical, hormonal, nutritional, or genetic causes. Anyone experiencing these symptoms should consult a dermatologist rather than relying only on cosmetic haircare products.

Does Braes offer products for dandruff?

Yes. The Braes range includes an Anti-Dandruff Clarifying Spray intended to support scalp cleansing and help manage visible flakes, excess oil, and product buildup.

Persistent dandruff accompanied by severe itching, redness, pain, sores, or hair loss should be assessed by a dermatologist.

Are Braes haircare products silicone-free?

Several Braes treatments and core haircare products are described on their individual product pages as free from silicones, sulfates, and parabens. Selected products are also described as natural, vegan, and cruelty-free.

However, shoppers should check the ingredients and claims on each product page rather than assume that every item in the entire Braes range has an identical formulation.

Browse the Braes collection on ZYNAH to compare individual products and their available ingredient information.

Are Braes products suitable for children?

Suitability depends on the individual product and the child’s age. Some Braes instructions include shorter treatment times for children, but this does not necessarily mean that every Braes product is suitable for every child.

Check the individual label, avoid contact with the eyes, and perform a patch test when appropriate. Parents should consult a healthcare professional if the child has a sensitive scalp, allergies, eczema, or another existing skin condition.

How do I choose the right Braes product for my hair?

Choose a Braes product according to your primary hair concern:

• For low-porosity hair: consider the Low-Porosity Hair Growth Oil or Hair Growth Kit.
• For high-porosity or heavily damaged hair: consider richer oils and treatments designed for high-porosity hair.
• For dry or frizzy hair: consider the Deep Conditioning Hair Mask.
• For knots and difficult detangling: consider the Detangling Leave-In Spray.
• For thin-looking or breakage-prone hair: consider the Intensive Hair-Thickening and Growth Spray.
• For damaged lengths and ends: consider a damage-repair mask or booster treatment.
• For dandruff or scalp buildup: consider the Anti-Dandruff Clarifying Spray.
• For smoother-looking ends and added shine: consider the Braes Hair Serum.

If you are unsure, begin with the product that addresses your main concern and introduce one new treatment at a time.

Where can I buy original Braes products online in Egypt?

Braes haircare and beauty products are available through the Braes collection on ZYNAH.

The collection allows shoppers to compare Braes oils, masks, shampoos, conditioners, sprays, serums, bundles, and porosity-specific routines in one place. Before ordering, check the individual product page for the latest price, size, ingredients, availability, and application instructions.