Castor Oil Fortifying Hair Mask

If your hair tends to get oily quickly, opt for a shampoo suited to your needs, and focus its application on your scalp. In your daily routine, handling your hair less often and spacing out your washes can also make a difference. Between washes, dry shampoo becomes your best ally for absorbing excess sebum and restoring a fresh, clean feeling!

The conditioner and the hair mask don’t serve exactly the same purpose, but they complement each other perfectly! Does your hair get tangled easily after shampooing? A conditioner helps with detangling and caring for the lengths of your hair. And when your hair is particularly dry or weakened, a hair mask provides a more intensive treatment. So, why choose between them?

Dry or very dry hair has a particular need for nourishment. Choose a suitable shampoo and complete your routine with a nourishing conditioner or hair mask—focusing on the lengths and ends. For an extra touch, add a few drops of vegetable oil to nourish your hair. It’s the perfect way to restore softness and suppleness to your locks!

To detangle your hair more easily, start at the ends and gradually work your way up the lengths. This puts less tension on knots. A conditioner, a hair treatment, or a detangling spray can also give you a helping hand, making it easier for your brush to glide through. Your hair will thank you!

Yes! A hair serum can quickly become an essential part of your routine! Depending on your hair's needs, it hydrates, nourishes, or adds shine and suppleness. A small, pea-sized amount applied to the lengths and ends—on either damp or dry hair—is all it takes to provide the perfect finishing touch to your routine!

As soon as your hair starts to get oily again! Dry shampoo helps absorb excess sebum and refresh your roots between washes. Before use, shake the can, then spray onto dry hair at the roots, holding it about 15 cm away. Leave it on for 2 minutes, then massage or brush your hair to remove any excess. A handy way to tide you over until your next shampoo!