How to Choose Natural Hair Care Products for Your Routine
Your scalp and hair lengths can need different things. Roots may need cleansing while the ends need softness, so choose each step for its role rather than expecting one product to do everything. Start with shampoo and conditioner, then add a targeted treatment if it serves a clear purpose.
Choose shampoo for your cleansing needs
Compare our hair shampoos by cleansing system, fragrance and intended finish. Moisturising Shampoo contains aloe juice and ginkgo extract for a wash that leaves hair feeling smooth and looking glossy. Sensitive Scalp Shampoo includes betaine and hydrolysed wheat protein. Both contain fragrance and sodium coco-sulfate, so neither should be treated as a fragrance-free or sulfate-free option.
Condition the lengths for softness and manageability
Explore hair conditioners when your ends feel dry, rough or difficult to comb. Moisturising Conditioner combines argan oil and hydrolysed wheat protein to help soften the lengths and improve manageability. Conditioning ingredients help smooth the hair’s surface; they do not permanently repair split ends. Apply this conditioner to the ends, leave for 2–5 minutes and rinse.
Separate leave-in care from pre-wash treatments
Our hair treatments and serums have different application directions. Keratin Shine Leave-In Hair Mist stays on clean, damp hair for softness and shine. Rosemary Hair and Scalp Oil is a pre-wash conditioning step: massage into the scalp and lengths, leave for at least 15 minutes, then shampoo out. Its blend includes sweet almond oil, which matters if you avoid nut-derived ingredients.
Give scalp care a specific purpose
Browse scalp care for options beyond regular cleansing. Scalp Renewal Exfoliating Serum combines lactic acid with moisture-binding glycerin and sodium hyaluronate. Follow its contact time and rinsing instructions, and avoid combining several exfoliating scalp products in one session. Check vegan status, fragrance and certification for each formula before completing your routine.
