Hair care

In a hair care routine, it is always recommended to follow up shampooing with the application of a conditioner. Whether it's colored hair, curly hair, or flat hair... the use of a conditioner is deemed essential. But for what reasons? Why should it be adopted?

The ideal conditioner is capable of restoring the hydrophobicity of the hair fiber and neutralizing the buildup of static electricity, thereby improving the texture, feel, appearance, and manageability of the hair. However, this depends on its formulation. Discover in this article the main constituent ingredients necessary for the formulation of a conditioner, although there is no standard definition of what a detangler should be.

Rich in fatty acids, coconut oil is often touted as a haircare essential. But this oil—also known for its greasy nature— is it truly suitable for topical hair application? We assess the evidence in this article.

Hair masks are renowned for nourishing dry and brittle hair. But what about oily hair? What type of mask should be used for this hair type? Which ingredients should be prioritized?

Individuals with fine hair sometimes resist using a hair mask for fear that it may weigh down their hair. This apprehension is justified if the mask used is not suitable for this hair type or if the application time is too long.

Deprived of its former splendor, your hair is brittle, weakened and damaged. But before you think about cutting your hair, you can use an appropriate hair mask.

To repair dry hair, nothing works better than a hair mask. But which ingredients should you prioritize? Why? Typology provides answers to these questions.

In order to prevent bacterial proliferation, chlorinated substances such as chlorine or hypochlorite are used in swimming pools. However, these are not without consequences for your skin and hair. Here's an overview of the effects of chlorine on hair.

Chlorine is used to prevent the growth of microorganisms in swimming pool water. However, it turns out to be harsh on the hair and scalp. Discover in this article the ways to protect your hair when swimming in the pool.

An essential part of a hair care routine to be performed once or twice a week, the hair mask is nonetheless subject to many misconceptions. Through this article, we help you separate fact from fiction.

In the hair care routine, the hair mask is a must-have. Applied before or after shampoo and conditioner, it can provide various benefits, directly correlated to the ingredients that make it up.

Coloring is most often done for aesthetic purposes, but it can tend to dehydrate hair fibers and fade over time. To counteract these inconveniences, using a hair mask is highly recommended. Let us explain why!

Even though there is a plethora of hair masks and thus associated INCI formulas for this type of care, certain categories of ingredients frequently recur in these products. What are they? Elements of the answer in the continuation of the article!

In light to moderate consumption, alcohol does not have harmful effects on the body. However, when it is consumed excessively and/or regularly, it can be detrimental to the body as a whole. How to take care of your hair the day after a night of heavy drinking? Follow our advice!

Excessive alcohol consumption is generally associated with a dull complexion and skin eruptions such as pimples and/or redness. But what about the effects of drinking on the hair? Typology has the answers for you.

Pimples after shaving, sometimes incorrectly called “shaving acne”, are a frequent inconvenience that can cause some discomfort in the lives of those concerned. They affect 60 to 80% of people with dark or even black skin, compared to only 15 to 20% of people with white skin. How to fight against their appearance? Typology shares its expert advice with you.

During the summer, hair is often in contact with seawater. What are the benefits and dangers of seawater for your hair? This article provides the answers.

In the summer, we typically go on vacation and spend long days at the beach. During sea bathing, the salt water can be quite harsh on the hair. The sea can make the hair brittle and rough, and can sensitize the scalp. In this article, find our advice for maintaining healthy hair, even at the sea.

Summer often brings to mind beach swims and pool days. However, both the sea and the pool can have damaging effects on hair. To remove chlorine and salt from their hair, many are tempted to wash it daily. In this article, we will explore whether daily hair washing is necessary.

Vitamin E has been used in dermatology since the 1950s to protect the skin against aging, inflammation and sun damage. Today, it is increasingly used in hair care products because of its strengthening and protective properties.

Polyhydroxy acids, or PHAs, are experiencing a growing interest in cosmetics. They are used in numerous skincare products. They can also be found in treatments for the scalp.

Carob is widely used in food preparations but also in cosmetic care as a thickener in the form of gum. Carob extract, more precisely an active molecule called inositol is used in skin care, where it acts as a tanning intensifier and antioxidant. In hair care, it could promote hair growth. Let's focus on the benefits of carob extract for your hair.

For dehydrated hair, it is essential toapply a hydrating maskonce or twice a week after shampooing and conditioning.

Basil is an aromatic widely used in gastronomy. Beyond its culinary properties, it is also used in certain hair and skin care products. Used in different forms (hydrolate, essential oil, extract), basil is mainly used for its toning benefits on the beard and hair.

Derived from a biotechnological or synthetic process, the dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is a coloring agent found in certain hair care and self-tanning products. Let's focus on the use of this compound on hair.