Hair Products

Shampoo cleans hair by removing sebum produced by the hair follicles from both the hair and the scalp. Sebum is the body’s natural way of maintaining enough moisture in the skin and hair. Without it, the scalp can dry out and start to flake. Hair should be washed no more than twice a week so that the scalp’s natural oil production is not disrupted.It’s best to choose shampoo based on your scalp and hair type. For example, bleached or otherwise treated hair has shampoos designed specifically for it. They moisturise a dried-out scalp, repair hair that may have been damaged by treatments, and help hair retain its colour longer.

A good conditioner protects hair from stress caused by both the environment and daily styling. It makes hair wonderfully shiny and soft. Hair has cuticles that the cleansing ingredients in shampoo open. The purpose of conditioner is to close these cuticles, protecting hair from damage caused by drying and other handling, as well as from moisture and dirt in the environment.It’s a good idea to use conditioner after every shampoo wash. When choosing a conditioner, you should consider the condition and characteristics of your hair. Is your hair normal, fine, curly, dry, thinning, damaged or coloured? Checking the label will help you choose the right product for you.

If your natural hair colour doesn’t appeal to you, you can successfully dye your hair at home as well. To achieve a natural-looking result, professionals recommend changing the shade by no more than two levels. But a natural look isn’t everyone’s goal—sometimes hair colour is used to create a more dramatic change.Permanent hair dye is a long-lasting option. Hydrogen peroxide removes the hair’s natural colour, after which the artificial colour opens the hair fibre and penetrates inside. This changes the hair colour permanently. However, new hair grows from the roots in its original colour, so dyeing should be repeated regularly with root touch-ups.