Everyday Gloss is Bread Beauty Supply's scented hair oil, now sold on the brand's site as a hair + body oil and still listed at Sephora as Hair Oil: Everyday Gloss. Bread highlights Kakadu plum and safflower oils and says the silicone-free blend hydrates, seals in moisture and adds mirror-level shine without grease. Who What Wear and Marie Claire name it a top hair oil for curly hair. The caveats are a strong, sugary scent, a full ingredient list that the brand page does not publish, and reports that it can feel heavy or sticky.

Best for

Dry curly and coily hair that wants shine
Pre-wash oiling before shampoo
People who like a sweet, fruity scent

What we love

Silicone-free, vegan and cruelty-free, per the brand
Editors pick it as a top hair oil for curly hair
Glossy finish without greasiness, per reviewers
Works as a finishing gloss, pre-wash treatment or body oil

Worth knowing

Strong, sugary scent may be too much for some
Full ingredient list not published on the brand page
Some reviewers find it heavy or sticky

How it scored

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7.4Good

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Results30%7.4
Who What Wear and Marie Claire editors with curly hair report glossy, hydrated strands without grease, though Marie Claire rates its weight on the heavier side.
Formula & ingredients20%6.8
A silicone-free oil blend with Kakadu plum and safflower oils, but the brand page does not publish the full ingredient list and the formula is heavily fragranced.
Texture & experience15%7.3
Editors like its gloss and non-greasy finish, while Who What Wear warns the strong, sugary scent may be too much and some shoppers find it sticky.
Value20%8.0
At $20 for 100 ml on the brand site it is inexpensive for a prestige-positioned hair oil, and it can double as a body oil.
Community love15%7.2
Editor-recommended for curls, but recent Reddit and YouTube coverage of this specific oil is sparse compared with bigger-name oils.

Beauty profile

Inside the bottle.

Texture

Lightweight, non-greasy scented oil blend for hair and skin (brand)

Format

Hair oil

Fragrance

Contains fragrance — Sweet, juicy sugared-berry scent that the brand says lingers

Size

3.4 fl oz / 100 ml

How to use

Use as a finishing gloss on hair and skin, or as a pre-wash hydration treatment (brand).

Free from (brand-stated)

silicones
parabens

Claims & certifications

Vegan
Cruelty-free (brand-stated)
Silicone-free
Paraben-free

Official product page

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What people say

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3 verbatim quotes · 2 positive · 1 mixed

Marie Claire

…you know how hard it is to find a hair oil that actually hydrates without weighing you down. Take my word for it: Bread Beauty Supply's Hair Oil Everyday Gloss needs to be on your radar.

Marisa PetrarcaMarie Claire · 2026-01Source

Who What Wear

Hudson loves this formula because it's silicone-free and contains a host of hydrating ingredients (like kakadu plum and safflower oil) that never leave her strands feeling greasy or heavy.

AnonymousWho What Wear · 2025-07Source

Who What Wear

Strong, sugary scent may be too much for sensitive noses

AnonymousWho What Wear · 2025-07Source

Price & value

Is it worth it?

Typical price

$20.00

for 3.4 fl oz / 100 ml

Per ounce

$5.91

DrugstoreMid-rangePrestigeLuxury

About 46% less per ounce than the typical treatments we review. Our value score: 8.0/10 for a drugstore pick.

Price checked November 2026 at a non-Amazon retailer. Prices change — retailers show the current one.

Where to buy

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Community

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FAQ

Good questions.

Is Everyday Gloss Hair + Body Oil the same as Bread's Hair Oil?

Bread's former hair-oil page now redirects to Everyday Gloss Hair + Body Oil, which the brand says is now made for hair and skin and still features Kakadu plum and safflower oils. Sephora lists it as Hair Oil: Everyday Gloss.

How do you use Bread's Everyday Gloss?

Bread suggests using it as a finishing gloss on hair and skin or as a pre-wash hydration treatment. Who What Wear's editor with dry curly hair layers it over a leave-in conditioner.

Is Everyday Gloss silicone-free?

Yes. Bread lists it as silicone-free, paraben-free, vegan and cruelty-free, though the full ingredient list is not published on its product page.

What does Bread's hair oil smell like?

Bread describes a sweet, juicy, sugared-berry scent that lingers on hair and skin. Who What Wear notes the strong, sugary scent may be too much for sensitive noses.

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