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Curls Blueberry & Mint Tea Scalp Treatment 4oz

Curls
3.4
Solid scalp-hydrating oil for curly hair
$30.34 → As of Jul 13, 2026
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01 / Spec

Top features

Hero BotanicalsBlueberry, Peppermint, Tea Extracts
Key ActivesAntioxidants, Menthol, Plant Extracts
Hair Scalp TypeCurly, Coily, Dry Scalp

Curls Blueberry & Mint Tea Scalp Treatment is a botanical scalp oil from Curls, a Black-owned brand known for curl-focused haircare. The formula combines blueberry and mint with tea extracts to target scalp health and hydration. Applied via dropper to the scalp, it aims to soothe and refresh without heavy buildup.

Hero botanicals: Blueberry (antioxidant-rich), peppermint (cooling, circulation), tea extracts (soothing). The mint-forward scent is fresh and invigorating—appealing to those seeking aromatherapy with scalp treatment.

Scalp focus: Positioned as a hydration and scalp-soother rather than a growth-acceleration oil. Community feedback confirms it calms irritated scalps and adds moisture, especially for curly and coily hair types. Growth claims are modest and largely anecdotal.

Cost & format: At ~$7.59/fl oz, it sits in the mid-tier range. The 4 oz bottle is a standard size for scalp oils.

Application: Dropper bottle; users report mostly solid dispensing, though occasional leak reports exist. Best applied to damp scalp before styling.

Fit for the trend: A genuine scalp oil aligned with the botanical + hydration + health positioning, though not a viral growth-focused product like Mielle Rosemary Mint.

02 / Signals

Why it's hot

Cult-favorite scalp soother for curls; fresh mint-blueberry blend.

  • Value for money 66
  • Review rating & velocity 86
  • Community sentiment 81
  • Brand reputation 82
  • Search heat 53
  • Est. return & defect rate 91
03 / Verdict

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Soothes and hydrates dry, irritated scalps
  • Pleasant fresh mint-blueberry scent
  • Good for curly and coily hair types
  • Lightweight, non-greasy on most hair types
  • Reasonably priced for a botanical blend
  • Dropper application allows precise dosing

Cons

  • Growth claims are anecdotal, not clinically proven
  • Occasional dropper leaks reported by some users
  • Can feel slightly heavy on very fine hair
  • Mint scent may be too strong for sensitive noses
  • Limited mainstream buzz compared to Mielle or Vegamour
  • Smaller brand presence in dermatology circles
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Closest rival Curls Blueberry Bliss Scalp & Hair Oil 4oz
Curls Blueberry Bliss Scalp & Hair Oil 4oz
#53 in Scalp & Hair Growth Oils
Trend leader Mielle Organics Rosemary & Mint Scalp & Hair Oil 2oz
Mielle Organics Rosemary & Mint Scalp & Hair Oil 2oz
#1 in Scalp & Hair Growth Oils
Ingredient Quality
Solid botanical blend with antioxidants Solid botanical blend Cleanest blend
Scalp Health
Good hydration and conditioning, per reviews Noticeable hydration and soothing
Growth Evidence
Anecdotal results, no clinical support Mixed anecdotes, mostly sealing
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