normal
Hair and skin contribute to our physical appearance, but they can also be indicators of health. Everyone wants shiny hair that’s in good condition and healthy skin that heals well. A good diet and the right supplements can go a long way toward helping you achieve that goal.
dry
Overprocessing, blow drying, harsh shampoos, the environment – you name it! Your hair can get damaged or lose its luster for any number of reasons. A regimen of mild shampoos and regular conditioning can help repair and protect the hair shaft and restore luster.
oily
Feel like your hair has turned into an oil slick? It’s really your scalp that’s oily, and that oil ends up on your hair. Oil secretion can be stimulated by hormones, stress, or sweat. This moderate 4-step regimen can help you cut back the oil without stripping your hair of its vitality.
curly, wavy, or frizzy
Control may be an all-consuming goal if you have wavy, curly or frizzy hair. Taming that woolly, “big hair” look can be a challenge, and our curly-hair regimen is here to help. The good news is that adventurous waves and free-flowing curls are in style, so you might use this hair care regimen to “set” them free instead of fighting with them!
thin or fine
Thin hair lacks quantity, fine hair lacks thickness – you might even have both conditions. Typically, you’ll have flat hair that either hugs your head or falls limply on your shoulders. The challenge is to find ways to help put body and life into your hair.
dandruff / dry scalp
Everyone hates it – white tell-tale flakes on your shoulders that announce you have dandruff. But not so fast – smaller dry flakes are caused by dry scalp, but larger oily or greasy flakes are indicators of dandruff, a skin rash. Using a shampoo with active ingredients like salicylic acid while following an anti-dandruff regimen are your best bets to put the brakes on outbreaks!
color-treated
Permanent color lasts for several months but can take a toll on your hair. Even wash-in color, which is milder and only lasts a few weeks or so, may contain peroxide and damage hair. Color-treated hair requires special handling, so a regimen for protecting both the color and condition of your hair can give you vibrant color with natural shine and a soft texture.