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Hair Detox: it’s time to clean up your act!
Why does your favourite shampoo now leave your hair looking flat and lifeless? Why do you suddenly have dandruff? And your split ends that just never seem to get any better despite having a bathroom full of special treatments? If you are from the ‘screw-my-hair-up-into-a-bun’ school of haircare, it’s time to rethink your hair care routine. Follow our step by step guide!
Why does your hair need a detox?
Because the cocktail pollution + bad habits + accumulation of dubious ingredients in certain formulas means that over time, your hair can break down. Often, it's the scalp that cracks: asphyxiated by an excess of silicones or irritants that cause dandruff or patches. To get your hair back on track, all you have to do is rethink your habits and opt for a few products that include and repairing active ingredients.
A clean slate...
Our selection of products
Le Gentle Shampoo Micellar Cleanser Coelho Beauty daily use is THE universal, gentle, multi-purpose care product that eliminates impurities while respecting the scalp, thanks to its gentle surfactants derived from sugar and coconut.
Detox Stick Shampoo Cut By Fred to be exchanged for your daily shampoo once a week. It is ideal in case of recalcitrant dandruffsensitive scalp or greasy roots. Hang on, fresh effect guaranteed!
For nourishment, shine and protection
Our selection of products
Le Babassu Mascarilla Revitalizing Hair Mask Ceremonia eis enriched with 6 natural oils and butters for maximum hydration. Now your nourished, shiny lengths and lighter hair.
L'Fine Hair Conditioner Rosemary & Peppermint John Masters Organics stimulates the follicles to restore density, regulates sebum and coats hair lacking volume. Without silicones, it makes hair less "slippery" and facilitates styling.
To detoxify and stimulate growth
The right product
Leonor GreylRegenerating Natural Stimulating Oil is enriched with borage, chili rose and apricot kernel oils, with regenerating, antioxidant and stimulating actions to stimulate the scalp, eliminate dandruff and fortify the bulb while promoting new growth.
How to understand your hair
If our hair could speak here are the little changes we think it might ask for…
- Brittle hair: "We need a little more freedom." or "A little softness please."
Buns and ponytails really damage the hair and you should never tie up wet hair. Rubbing hair dry after the shower is damaging as is brushing your hair too fast or too vigorously. Excess heat is also a disaster.
- The "elastic" and refined hair: "Can we take a break?"
Getting your hair coloured or stripped too regularly (every month for example) kills your hair little by little. Even with the best haircare products in the world, there will come a point where you have to let healthy hair grow and take the scissors to the rest.
- Dull or false reflections : "Come on, just a little pigmented care!"
This is equally important even if you don’t have coloured hair because naturally blonde or red hair can oxidise (pollution doesn’t help). Use a naturally pigmented product once a week to sort out the problem.
- Foamy curls: "We need the fat!"
If you want lovely curls you need to avoid washing the hair too frequently and above all skip any products containing alcohol which tend to make curls feel like cardboard. Instead, try a hair cream after washing and the day after.
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