Shampoos & Conditioners

Shampoos & Conditioners

Whether your hair is fine, thick, curly, oily, color-treated, or damaged, shampooing and conditioning improve hygiene and promotes the beauty of healthier tresses. The variety of options for men and women range from cruelty-free, which means it’s not tested on animals, to all natural ingredients. You also have organic options and the choice of products with or without alcohol, paraben, silicone, or sulfate, to name a few.

Considered a moisturizer, it helps keep the follicle flat against the surface to tame tangles, static, and frizz. Nutrients added to conditioners enrich hair, make it manageable, offer ultraviolet protection, and ensure softer tresses.

The purpose of washing the scalp is to remove built-up residue from oil, dirt, and dead skin cells. This can result in dryness after being cleaned, so conditioning after shampooing provides moisture to the fresh follicles and hair strands.

Thicker growth is about molecular changes with the aid of omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and Vitamin C. Some conditioners and hair care products contain these nutrients and can help with thicker growth, but simultaneously adding them to your diet plays a key role.

A purifying or clarifying option is considered a detox for the hair when other cleansers haven’t been achieving the desired effect of clean, soft, and shiny hair. People who have residue that remains after a thorough washing two or more times would benefit.

Often used for especially frizzy and curly hair, leave-in conditioner options reduce tangles and tame fly-aways. Trial and error for individuals is necessary as a product that works great for one might make the hair too greasy for another.

Co-washing means using conditioner only to clean the hair and head, without the use of any other cleanser. This beauty technique is considered useful for coarse, dry, or curly hair because it doesn’t remove the natural oils produced by the scalp, resulting in less dryness and frizz.

The 2-in-1 options combine the nutrients found in many conditioners to the cleansing power of shampoo. These options are often suitable for people with fine or thin hair.

Dry shampoo is a waterless cleansing treatment, often applied in the form of a powder. Its purpose is to soak up excess grease, dirt, and oil without the need for adding water.