Hair guide
A calmer way to
build a routine.
Start with your everyday needs
Think about how your hair behaves between washes, how your scalp feels, and how much styling you normally do. A useful routine does not need many steps; it needs steps that make sense for you.
Choose cleansing thoughtfully
Shampoo is primarily about cleansing the scalp and hair. Frequency can vary by hair type, activity and personal preference. If a product leaves your hair feeling uncomfortable or overly dry, consider whether a gentler option or a different routine suits you better.
Use conditioning where it helps
Conditioner can improve softness, slip and manageability. Many people concentrate it through the lengths and ends, especially when those areas feel drier than the roots.
Add treatment only when useful
Masks, oils and leave-in products can be useful additions, but more is not always better. Introduce one new step at a time so you can understand how your hair responds.
Finish with styling
Styling products can support the finish you want, from smoother texture to more definition or hold. Follow the individual product directions and avoid making medical or therapeutic assumptions about cosmetic products.