Colored & Dry hair

Keep colored & dry hair beautiful and shiny.

Dyed hair is usually dry from the ends rather than the roots, as hair coloring damages the hair structure. Chemicals in dyes such as ammonia, peroxide, and color pigments strip the hair of its natural moisture and oils, making it dry and brittle. Brittle hair breaks and goes under warranty.

Dyed hair is susceptible to external stresses, such as washing, brushing, sunlight, temperature fluctuations, and air pollution. All these factors affect the condition and structure of the hair. The form of brown and red hair is also dry and damaged. The more you dye your hair dark or light, the more the hair structure is damaged and dries out.

In dark hair, the darkening of the ends is already a sign of very fragile and breaking hair.

Caring for colored hair requires careful care and attention to maintain the hair's moisture balance. Moisturizing treatments such as rinse-off treatments and hair masks, hair oils, and leave-in treatment sprays help restore hair health and beauty.

Tips for caring for colored and dry hair

• First, determine your hair condition. Is the hair permanently dyed, dry, bleached, highlighted, or in good condition? Choose a conditioner according to the state of your hair. For those in good condition, a color-protecting conditioner is enough. Broken and tangled hair needs texture repair and moisture, and dry hair needs water.
• Use washing products suitable for your hair type, such as rinse-off conditioner, hair mask, and leave-in conditioner. Choose products with a color protection feature, then is how you keep your hair color bright.
• Protect your hair from the sun and use summer sunscreen products. UV radiation fades the hair color and dries the hair even more. The sun's heat causes an oxidation process in the hair, affecting hair color.
• Avoid deep-cleansing shampoos constantly when washing your hair. Wash your hair with a deep-cleansing shampoo just before the next dyeing session. In natural hair, once every two months.
• Use a leave-in conditioner with hair masks. This is how you enhance the effect of the mask treatment on the hair. The hair mask can be used as a quick conditioner or left on for 5-10 minutes.
• Protects hair from heat damage, such as using straighteners and curlers.: Use heat protection spray before using styling irons. Let the hair dry freely or blow dry. The hair dryer does not stress the hair too much.
• Trim the ends of your hair regularly. Dry and colored hair can be more prone to breakage and split ends. Visit a hairdresser regularly to trim the ends to keep your hair healthy and strong.