SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER




Conditioner 

The conditioner nourishes and protects the hair. It works by sealing your hair cuticle to help prevent heat damage and block external elements such as pollution.

. Leave-in Conditioner - Used after you wash your hair and before you style it. Provide extra moisture, protect from damage, help detangle the strands 

. Instant Conditioner - Applied immediately after shampooing and left for a short time before rinsing out. Ideal for daily use. 

. Thickening conditioner - uses ingredients like protein and collagen to make hair look as full and healthy as possible. 

. Deep conditioner - Usually comes in the form of a thick mask. Meant to stay in your hair for a longer period of time than your usual hair conditioner. Targets specific problems. 

. Cream Rinse Conditioner - in simple words it’s a “detangler” that has a thinner consistency than conditioner.

. Protein Conditioner - A type of deep conditioner. Adds protein to the hair cortex. Helps to strengthen hair and add elasticity. Designed for periodic use, repair damaged hair. Effectiveness is amplified with heat.

. Moisturizing conditioner - Contains more oil to soften and smooth hair  


Shampoo

Shampoo is meant to cleanse both your hair and scalp of dirt, oil, and product build-up.

. Regular shampoo - designed for people who don’t have any specified hair needs or treatments. Gentle cleansers with simple ingredients  

. Everyday shampoo - designed for people who wants to wash their hair everyday. Generally contain mild detergents and typically don’t incorporate the conditioner 

. Clarifying shampoo - A heavy duty cleanser designed to remove grease, product residue, and impurities from your scalp. Uses heavier surfactants ( The soap like ingredients 

. Anti-breakage shampoo - Strengthening shampoo for damaged hair. Used to target the most damaged areas like split ends and breakage

. Purifying shampoo - used to remove residue and buildup on the hair caused by hair products, hard water, minerals from water, and chlorine

. Dry shampoo - a type of shampoo which reduces hair greasiness without the need for water. It is in powder form and is typically administered from an aerosol can. Dry shampoo is often based on corn starch or rice starch.

. Moisturizing shampoo - it contains moisturisers that aim to lock in water.

. Volumizing shampoo - Aim to make your hair look fuller. typically use lightweight ingredients that won't weigh your hair down at the roots.

. Color-treated hair shampoo - Shampoos made for colored hair tend to have a higher pH balance than regular shampoos, which helps protect the integrity of your color. They also typically contain ingredients that help restore hair's natural moisture levels and soften it after being washed with harsh detergents 

. Curly hair shampoo -  formulated to gently cleanse the hair while retaining its natural oils, leaving it soft, bouncy, and defined. Normal shampoo, on the other hand, can strip the hair of its natural oils, leaving it dry, frizzy, and difficult to manage

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