Hydrating shampoos, conditioners, and deep conditioners with nourishing ingredients like argan oil or shea butter help restore moisture and smoothness.

Dealing with dry hair and scalp can be a bit tricky since it mostly starts with factors like genetics, diet, water intake, climate, and overall health. But there are steps you can take to help.

• Avoid using products that block your pores.
• Ensure natural oils can travel down the hair shaft.
• Apply a light daily moisturiser or leave-in conditioner for hydration.
• Wrap your hair at night to prevent friction that causes dryness.
• Stay away from sponge rollers as they can dehydrate your hair.

Look for sulfate-free shampoos that suit your hair type; gentle formulas for dry hair, volumising shampoos for fine hair, and strengthening shampoos for damaged hair.

While regular conditioners provide moisture and detangling, deep conditioners penetrate the hair shaft for intensive repair and hydration.

Yes, you can. But it’s important to choose lightweight products that won’t weigh your hair down or strip natural oils.

Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners, avoid excessive heat styling, and trim your hair regularly to keep it healthy and strong.

It’s great to deep condition your hair at least once a month. Start by shampooing gently, then apply the deep conditioner generously from your scalp to the tips of your hair. Cover it with a plastic or thermal cap for about 15-20 minutes to let the product really work. Afterward, rinse well and style as usual for super nourished hair!

Figuring out your hair type can be tricky, so it’s best to get help from a professional hairstylist. They’ll assess your hair’s strength, elasticity, and texture by examining the strands and how your hair reacts to treatments. Your stylist can help identify if your hair is fine, medium, or coarse based on its thickness and natural pattern.