HAIR LOSS, OILY HAIR, BRITTLE HAIR, DULL HAIR... EVERY PROBLEM HAS A HOLISTIC SOLUTION.
HAIR LOSS / THINNING HAIR
Hair loss can be caused by hormonal imbalances, such as after pregnancy, prolonged stress, the use of harsh hair care products, or a deficiency in trace elements (zinc, iron, magnesium, etc.). Dietary supplements specifically formulated for hair are very effective in addressing this issue. You can also use appropriate massage tools to stimulate your scalp.
FINE HAIR WITHOUT VOLUME
Thin hair isn't inevitable. We recommend using products suited to your hair type that add volume and body, as well as supplements that promote thickness and strengthen hair, such as marine collagen. The buildup of products, sebum, or pollution can also weigh down your hair, leaving it limp and lifeless. Once a week, use a scalp scrub to remove these accumulated deposits and restore lightness to your hair.
OILY HAIR
Oily hair is caused by an excess of sebum, which can suffocate the scalp at the roots, weighing down the hair and making it greasy. Your hair needs to be purified, but not damaged. Drying out your scalp would only have the opposite effect. By drying it out, your scalp will try to overcompensate by producing even more sebum. That's why we recommend purifying your scalp once a week with a treatment shampoo and thoroughly moisturizing your ends with a nourishing mask.
DULL AND DAMAGED HAIR / DRY AND BRITTLE
Hair can become brittle if it's too dry, damaged, or if you don't eat enough protein. Your hair is primarily made of keratin protein. Keratin is what gives hair its structure, elasticity, and strength. Getting enough protein ensures your body has the building blocks it needs to produce strong strands. The daily treatments we subject our hair to (coloring, blow-drying, etc.) can also be a contributing factor to dry and brittle hair. It's important to protect your hair with a heat protectant spray before blow-drying.
IRRITATED SCALP
An irritated scalp can be linked to many factors (the use of unsuitable or overly aggressive products, an unbalanced diet, pollution, stress, etc.)
First and foremost, if your scalp is irritated, you must deeply moisturize it with serums applied before each shampoo. A healthy scalp is essential for healthy hair.
DRY, FORKED TIPS
It's all about washing. We recommend applying your mask to the lengths and ends of your hair before shampooing. While the mask is on, shampoo only your scalp. Then rinse your hair. As the water runs down, it will cleanse the lengths and close the cuticles. Use nourishing serums on damp hair to further hydrate your locks.
See the article: HOW TO PROPERLY WASH YOUR HAIR
HAIR THAT DOESN'T GROW
Your hair isn't as long as you'd like. An in-and-out routine can help you achieve your dream length. Marine collagen and MSM are key ingredients to focus on in this case.
