The questions below come up most often when readers are working out what to buy and how to use it. The answers describe the collection as it is published on the brand’s product pages; where a question is about buying, the guide explains what it can and cannot help with.
Does Gisou Journal sell the products?
No. Gisou Journal is an independent editorial guide, not a shop. There is no basket, no checkout and no payment on this site. Every product page links only within the guide, and the purchase itself happens wherever you normally buy the collection.
What sizes are the products available in?
Most products come in a full size and at least one smaller size. The shampoo is listed in 250ml and 75ml, the conditioner in 200ml and 50ml, the hair mask in 230ml and 75ml, and the leave-in mist in 150ml and 50ml. Hair oils come in 50ml and 20ml, hair perfumes in 50ml and 15ml, and the lip oil also appears in a mini.
In what order should I use the Honey Gloss wash-day products?
Cleanse with the shampoo, then apply the hair mask to the lengths and rinse. Follow with the conditioner, rinse again, and apply the leave-in mist to damp hair before styling. A few drops of hair oil can go on damp mid-lengths and ends before styling, or on dry hair afterwards.
How much hair oil should I use?
Start with two or three drops warmed between your palms, applied to the mid-lengths and ends rather than the roots. Fine to medium hair usually needs less, and the collagen drops are the lighter option. Oily or very fine hair can begin with a single drop and add more the next time.
What is the difference between a hair perfume and a hair and body mist?
Hair perfume is a scented finishing step for hair: the Honey Infused Hair Perfume is designed to refresh, add shine and leave a fragrance. The Honey Infused Hair & Body Mist is an alcohol-free formula with Mirsalehi Honey Water, hyaluronic acid and peptides, designed to be misted over hair and skin.
Can I layer a styling cream with a hair oil?
Yes. A common order is leave-in mist, then styling cream through the lengths, then a few drops of oil through the ends after styling. The styling cream is for hold, heat protection and frizz control; the oil is for shine and softness.
How should I store the products?
Keep them closed and upright, away from direct sunlight and heat, and out of reach of children. A bathroom cabinet or a bedroom shelf is fine; a windowsill is not. The paper pulp case of the curling tool and its silicone heat mat should be kept away from water.
Are travel sizes available?
Yes. A number of products exist in travel or mini sizes, including the shampoo, the conditioner, the hair mask, the leave-in mist, the hair oil, several hair perfumes, the styling cream and the lip oil.
How do I choose a gift set?
Start from the recipient’s routine: wash-day products for someone building a haircare routine, lip sets for someone who prefers colour and shine, and perfume or mist sets for someone who likes scent. Gisou Gift Sets: How to Choose a Bundle compares the bundles and seasonal sets.
Is the content on this site medical advice?
No. The guide describes cosmetic products and how they are meant to be used. It does not diagnose skin or scalp conditions, and it does not replace advice from a doctor, dermatologist or pharmacist. If a product causes irritation, stop using it and seek appropriate advice.
If a question is not answered here, the product pages collect the sizes and stated purposes for each item.