Black Hair Serums and Oils: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed November 5, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Black Hair Serums and Oils, including options from Bluemercury and Higher Dose. Compare product details and listed prices.
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N°.7 Shine Serum Oil Mist
Bluemercury
$38.00

Hair Alchemy Strengthening Treatment Serum for Breakage-Prone Hair
Bluemercury
$32.00

Light-Activated Scalp Serum
Bluemercury
$69.00

Nu-Cil BioStim Scalp Serum
Bluemercury
$125.00

Damage Reverse Serum
Bluemercury
$38.00

Rosemary Serum
Bluemercury
$48.00

Fortifying Scalp Serum with Amaranth Peptides
Bluemercury
$60.00

Regenerating Serum With Prickly Pear Oil
Bluemercury
$49.00

No. 9 Bond Protector Nourishing Hair Serum
Bluemercury
$32.00

Intense Smoothing Serum
Bluemercury
$32.00

Surreal Styling Serum
Bluemercury
$58.00

Light-Activated Scalp Serum
Higher Dose
$129.00

F-Layer Deep Conditioning Serum
Bluemercury
$42.00

Overnight Scalp & Hair Elixir
Bluemercury
$62.00

Hairdresser's Invisible Oil Frizz Reducing Hair Oil
Bluemercury
$47.00

Perfecting Radiance Oil with Amla Oil
Bluemercury
$49.00

Healing Oil Home & Away (Limited Edition)
Bluemercury
$49.00

Healing Gloss
Bluemercury
$44.00
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $32.00 to $129.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
All items are listed as serums, oils, or elixirs, and many mention scalp or hair treatment in the name.
Common naming cues include “Serum,” “Oil,” “Scalp,” “Treatment,” “Mist,” and “Gloss.” Ingredients such as rosemary, amaranth peptides, prickly pear oil, and amla oil appear in several titles, indicating moisturizing or strengthening focus.
When choosing, match the product type to your hair need: serums for targeted scalp or breakage issues, oils for surface shine and softness. Check the ingredient hints in the name and compare price points to the specific benefit you seek.
Questions
How do I choose between a serum and an oil?
Serums are usually lighter and target scalp or specific concerns, while oils are richer and aim to add surface shine; pick the type that matches your hair issue.
What ingredients suggest extra moisture?
Names that include rosemary, amaranth peptides, prickly pear oil, or amla oil point to moisturizing or nourishing formulas.
Are these products suitable for black hair?
Since none of the names limit hair color, they can be used on black hair; verify the maker’s usage instructions for any hair-type recommendations.