Variations in composition
The main difference between natural and conventional cosmetics lies in their composition. In "classic" hair products, sulphates, silicones and parabens often have the greatest effect. They coat the hair with a layer that over time leads to their dull and bland appearance, they can also dry out the scalp. Natural care, by contrast, is free of synthetic and potentially harmful substances, full of ingredients that are kind to both the skin and hair, as well as the environment.
Don't expect miracles to happen instantly
Are you in? Excellent! However, it will take some time for your hair to get used to these natural treatments. Therefore, do not be discouraged if after the first couple of washes the result is not quite perfect. Remember, too, that it's not enough to change just your shampoo, but your entire hair arsenal needs a change. And you may need to experiment a bit before you discover products that work best with your hair type. But it’s worth it!
Natural shampoo for every hair type
However, the road to healthy and shiny hair thanks to natural cosmetics does not have to be long and full of obstacles. Here's a quick guide that will point you in the right direction of a natural shampoo suitable for your hair type.
Coloured hair
Coloured hair does not exactly have low maintenance requirements. They need hydration, regeneration, damage repair, with the help of a formula that will support colour retention. Yet natural hair cosmetics can handle it all. Try Biolage Essentials ColorLast shampoo for coloured hair. With orchid extracts that protect against fading and washing out, your shade will shine for up to nine weeks.
Anti-dandruff
Dandruff and hair loss is an unenviable combination. The Maria Nila Head & Hair Heal shampoo, however, contains ingredients that know just what to do. Piroctone Olamin fights dandruff, apigenin and oleanolic acid prevent hair loss, and peptides promote new hair growth. We'll put our hand in the fire for this treatment from Sweden!