Hair ID · 1 of 4
What are we working with?
Texture first — everything else builds on it.
Hair ID · 2 of 4
Any colour history?
Be honest. The box dye counts.
Hair ID · 3 of 4
Biggest complaint?
Pick the loudest one.
Hair ID · 4 of 4
How much effort, really?
No judgement — this sets your routine size.
Your Hair ID
Brass, cancelled
Cool it down and keep it cool — tone in the shower, not the salon chair. Three products, in this order:
Why these three: violet pigment sits opposite yellow on the colour wheel — the shampoo does the heavy lifting once or twice a week, the conditioner keeps toned hair soft, and the toning mousse is your top-up between washes.
Bond repair first, everything else second
Rebuild the inside before you style the outside. Three products, in this order:
Why these three: chemical services break the disulphide bonds inside the cortex — the bond regenerator rebuilds them, the repair wash reinforces between treatments, and the protein mask replaces what damage stole.
Deep drink, hold the frizz
Moisture in, frizz out — a routine that actually sinks in. Three products, in this order:
Why these three: argan oil smooths the cuticle so moisture stays put, and the weekly mask does the deep work. Dryness is a leak, not a drought — seal it.
Roots up, all day
Lightweight volume that survives past 10am. Three products, in this order:
Why these three: heavy products are what is flattening you. Wash light, condition mid-lengths only, and put the mousse at the roots — lift without the coating.
Squish, don’t scrunch
Definition without the crunch. Three products, in this order:
Why these three: curls run dry by design — the hydrating wash keeps natural oils where they belong, the conditioner adds slip for detangling, and the defining cream locks the pattern in while it dries.