Denis Perani Essentials

Salt water and chlorine can leave your hair dry, rough, and more prone to damage. Here’s a simple hair care tip:

💧 Soak your hair with fresh water first, then apply a leave-in conditioner or a heat protectant that also works as a leave-in conditioner. This creates a protective barrier that helps reduce how much salt or chlorine your hair absorbs while conditioning it at the same time.

Before diving into the ocean, I always apply our Tsubaki Oil to my hair and scalp. 🌊

Rich in antioxidants and nourishing fatty acids, it helps create a protective barrier against drying salt water, ocean wind, and sun exposure. It locks in moisture, reduces frizz, helps prevent tangles, and keeps hair feeling soft, shiny, and healthy.

A few pumps before the beach can make all the difference.


Photo: Rachael Kershaw
Hand Model: Amara Neureuter

Sometimes you just need a sunset in Costa Rica with a little Tsubaki oil!

Model:

Golden hour in Costa Rica, right by the water.

applies a few drops of tsubaki oil to his chest after a full day in the sun. Skin still warm, a little salty from the ocean. It absorbs instantly, no heaviness, just leaving the skin softer and more balanced.

Simple, natural, part of the moment.

Tsubaki Oil — the quiet beauty ritual your hair and skin have been waiting for. One lightweight oil for glossy hair, a nourished scalp, and silky skin, inspired by the centuries-old camellia beauty secret from Japan. Just a few drops, and everything feels softer, smoother, and naturally radiant.