Which solid shampoo to choose according to your hair type?
The best solid shampoo isn't necessarily the one that lathers the most. It should cleanse the scalp while leaving hair lengths feeling pleasant. To choose, observe hair fineness, dryness level, shine, and washing frequency.
Fine Hair: Seek Lightness
Fine hair can quickly lose volume. The Lavender Shampoo – Fine Hair is part of a lightweight routine. Apply the lather mainly to the scalp and rinse without overloading the lengths.
Dry Hair or Hair Needing Comfort
When hair lengths feel rough, the Enriched Shampoo may better suit your goal. If necessary, follow with the Solid Conditioner, applied only to the lengths and ends.
Dull Hair: Prioritize a Shine Routine
The Shine Shampoo supports hair lacking luster. The quality of rinsing is essential: product residue can weigh down the hair fiber and reduce the expected shine.
How to Test a New Formula?
Keep the rest of your routine stable for a few washes. Use a small amount of product, add water to create lather, and observe both your scalp and hair lengths.
The Correct Washing Technique
- Wet hair thoroughly.
- Lather in your hands or briefly swipe the solid bar over the roots.
- Massage with your fingertips.
- Let the lather glide down the lengths.
- Rinse thoroughly.
Should You Alternate Shampoos?
It's not mandatory. A single, well-suited formula can be enough. Alternating becomes useful when needs change with the season, styling frequency, or sports activities.
To improve your technique, read how to care for your scalp. To keep your shampoo firm longer, consult our guide for storing solid bars.
