Straight hair:
Shampoos for this hair type rely on a light formula that makes the hair as smooth as possible without weighing it down. Split ends are particularly visible on straight hair. The rosemary extact takes care of this concern.

Curly hair:
Curly hair tends to quickly become dry, which in turn affects the elasticity and resilience of your curls. This is why hair shampoos for curly hair often contain ingredients such as aloe vera or almond milk.

Colour-treated hair:
Coloring is always a burden for your hair - that's why shampoo for colored hair uses ingredients and special technologies that care for dry ends and preserve the hair color at the same time.

Oily hair:
In general, sebum on our scalp is a good thing because it supplies the hair with moisture and makes it shiny. However, excessive sebum production can lead to stringy, greasy-looking hair. Hair shampoo with grape seed extract can provide relief as well as a quick hair care treatment in between washes.

Dry hair:
In contrast to greasy hair, the glands of the scalp produce not enough sebum. Therefore, shampoo for dry hair is very rich and often cares for the scalp. Ingredients such as saffron or aloe vera soothe irritated skin and supply the hair with moisture.

How to protect your hair while washing:

Gently comb your hair before washing it to reduce hair breakage. In addition, you already remove a large amount of styling products.

A small amount of shampoo is sufficient for medium long hair. Apply the shampoo evenly from the roots to the tips and rinse it off immediately.

Don't wash your hair too hot. Hot water dries out skin and hair and stimulates the sebum glands so that the hair quickly becomes greasy again.

Rinse your hair with cold water. The cold water causes the top cuticle to close - your hair looks immediately healthier and shinier.