Hair Care

Hair care works best when the routine matches the scalp, hair condition and styling habits. The collection includes shampoo, conditioner, hair mask, leave-in care, hair oil, tonic and salon-size options for cleansing, softness, detangling and everyday maintenance. Rather than choosing several products with the same role, build a simple routine in the correct order and add targeted care only where it is useful.

Choose hair care by need

Dry or chemically treated hair usually benefits from gentle cleansing followed by conditioner and regular mask use. Fine hair often needs lightweight formulas that do not remove volume. An oily scalp may require thorough cleansing without overloading the lengths, while coloured hair needs products designed to support softness and colour maintenance.

If flakes, persistent itching, redness or sudden hair loss continue, cosmetic products should not be treated as a diagnosis or medical solution. Consider professional advice to understand the cause before changing products repeatedly.

Shampoo, conditioner and hair mask

Shampoo cleanses the scalp and removes oil, styling residue and daily build-up. Concentrate it mainly at the roots and allow the foam to pass through the lengths during rinsing. Conditioner is used after shampoo to improve softness and detangling, especially through the mid-lengths and ends.

A hair mask provides a more intensive conditioning step and is generally used less often than everyday conditioner. Follow the product directions for timing and frequency. Using more product or leaving it on much longer than recommended does not necessarily improve the result and may make fine hair feel heavy.

Leave-in care, hair oil and scalp products

Leave-in sprays and creams can make combing easier and support smoother styling without a second rinse. Hair oil is usually applied in a small amount to the lengths and ends to reduce a dry appearance and add shine. Start with one or two drops where appropriate, because excess oil can quickly flatten fine hair.

Tonics and scalp-focused products have different directions, so check where and how often each formula should be applied. For quick freshness or root lift between washes, the Volume & Detox collection offers a more specific route than adding another heavy treatment.

Build a practical weekly routine

A useful routine can be simple: shampoo as needed, conditioner after washing, a mask at suitable intervals and leave-in care only when the hair needs extra detangling or protection. Choose one product for each role and observe how the hair responds before adding another step.

The women's hair care collection groups additional options for specific routines, while hair styling products should be selected separately according to hold and finish. For facial hair, use products formulated for the beard and the skin underneath from the beard and mustache collection.

Frequently asked questions

How often should a hair mask be used?

Frequency depends on the formula and hair condition. Follow the instructions and adjust if the hair begins to feel heavy or coated.

Should hair oil be applied to wet or dry hair?

Many oils can be used in small amounts on damp or dry lengths, but the product directions should take priority.

Do I need conditioner and a mask?

Conditioner supports regular softness and detangling, while a mask is a more occasional intensive step. Not every routine needs both at every wash.