Shampoo

When using an anti-dandruff shampoo, results are typically visible within the first few weeks, with a substantial decrease in dandruff. However, some users report that after a few months the product’s effectiveness wanes. Is the scalp adapting, or is it simply a subjective impression? Let us explore these different hypotheses together.

Infants and adults exhibit significant differences in their scalp and do not have the same shampoo needs. Using products tailored to your baby is essential and notably helps to prevent the occurrence of cradle cap. But how do you choose a shampoo for infants?

50% of individuals affected by psoriasis suffer from lesions on the scalp. This condition makes the hair washing process particularly delicate. Indeed, overly aggressive washing can exacerbate psoriasis. In this article, we explain which shampoo to choose in case of psoriasis to gently cleanse your hair.

Typically used for their unparalleled cleansing properties, sulfates are increasingly under scrutiny. Some people choose to switch from a conventional hair care routine to a sulfate-free surfactant hair care routine. However, this transition is not just about changing products. So how do you manage this hair transition? Let's explore this together in this article.

Silicone is often used in the formulation of shampoos. At first glance, its role appears to be beneficial for achieving soft, shiny, flexible, and easy-to-style hair, but it turns out that it is actually harmful to hair health. As a result, an increasing number of silicone-free shampoos are being offered to take care of one's hair. But how are they different from traditional shampoos? What should one expect? This article provides some answers.