Haircare for healthy, beautiful hair
Hair says a lot about how we feel, and the right products can make it softer, shinier and easier to style. Our haircare department brings together professional salon brands, pharmacy haircare and accessible everyday favourites, covering shampoo and conditioner, masks and treatments, styling, hair colour and tools. Whether your hair is fine, thick, curly, coloured or damaged, you will find products designed for it.
Choose products for your hair type
- Fine or flat hair: volumising shampoos, lightweight conditioners applied only to the lengths, and mousse or root spray for lift.
- Thick or coarse hair: rich, smoothing formulas and leave-in treatments to control frizz.
- Curly hair: gentle cleansers, plenty of moisture and curl creams that define without crunch.
- Coloured hair: colour-protecting, often sulphate-free formulas, plus purple shampoo for blonde and grey tones.
- Damaged hair: bond-building or repairing treatments and a weekly mask.
A routine that works
Massage shampoo into the scalp, where oil and build-up collect, and let the lather clean the lengths as you rinse. Apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends, leave it for a few minutes and rinse with cooler water. Once or twice a week, replace your conditioner with a mask for deeper care. Before blow-drying, straightening or curling, always apply a heat protectant, and finish with a styling product suited to the look you want.
Scalp care matters too
A healthy scalp is the foundation for healthy hair. Exfoliating scrubs and clarifying shampoos remove build-up, while soothing formulas help with dryness and itchiness. If you are experiencing sudden or significant hair loss, it is worth speaking to a doctor or dermatologist, as the cause is not always cosmetic.
Salon and professional brands
Shop professional haircare from Davines, Kevin Murphy, Olaplex, Goldwell, Schwarzkopf Professional, Wella Professionals, Milk Shake and Maria Nila, pharmacy brands such as Klorane, Phyto, Rene Furterer and Labo Suisse, and styling favourites from American Crew, Umberto Giannini and Leonor Greyl.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I wash my hair?
It depends on your scalp. Oily scalps may need daily washing, while dry or curly hair often does best with two or three washes a week. Dry shampoo can stretch the time between washes.
Are sulphate-free shampoos better?
They are gentler, which suits coloured, curly and dry hair. Oily or product-heavy hair may still benefit from an occasional clarifying shampoo.
Do I really need heat protection?
Yes, if you use hot tools regularly. It reduces moisture loss and breakage and helps keep hair smoother over time.
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