You might be surprised to learn that your hair needs exfoliation just like your skin! If dirt, oils and product build-up blocks your follicles, this can result in ingrown hairs, preventing the hair from emerging from your scalp. Just like with facial skin care, new healthy cells can be encouraged to emerge with proper cleansing and exfoliation. In fact, the anti-dandruff ingredient in our Duologi Anti-Flake Purifying Shampoo and Scalp Scrub, is Salicylic Acid – the same ingredient used in our Pure Skin range to unclog facial pores! Salicylic Acid is a well-known ingredient that deeply cleanses and purifies by removing dead skin cells on the skin surface and by penetrating deeper into pores and hair follicles and clearing it of debris like dead skin cells, excess oil, and dirt.

Shampoo is great for washing away dirt and product build-up and conditioner can reduce hair breakage and hair falling out. However, using the wrong shampoo or conditioner can strip your strands of the natural, essentials oils that keep them soft and healthy. So what to do? Our best tip is to use a revitalising shampoo and conditioner that will both restore and strengthen fragile, thinning hair. We infuse our Duologi Fall Resist Shampoo with skincare ingredients Vitamin B3, Pro-Vitamin B5 and Rice Peptides to help: Refresh and re-energise the scalp, reducing hair fallStrengthen fragile hair, with 50% less hair breakageIncrease hair density, with at least 3500 more hairs in growth phase in 8 weeks

Try introducing a mask or hair oil to your weekly hair care regime. Depending on hair type and hair condition, it could be a good idea to include a mask or specific treatment to your hair care routine. We recommend Duologi Intense Repair Hair Mask, specially formulated to instantly improve the condition of dry and damaged hair and strengthen the hair fibre from all that blow drying done during the week! If you want to try an oil, we’d suggest Eleo Instant Nourishing Hair Oil, with the Eleo Golden Elixir and Safflower Oil, a blend of powerful oils that nourish and hydrate fine hair without weighing it down.

Most importantly, your body requires many vital nutrients to create new hair. Eating healthy is not only good for your body but for your hair as well. A varied and balanced diet is key to optimising your hair condition. There are certain nutrients that are especially advantageous for your hair, that will make it grow stronger and healthier over time. Since your hair is mainly built of protein, it’s a good idea to include lean protein like chicken, fish or vegetables in your diet to help strengthen your hair. Your hair also needs specific vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin C, Selenium and Zinc. You can find these nutrients in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy products and nuts. Other factors can impact hair growth such as genetics, emotional stressors or external factors. Caring for your hair therefore requires a holistic approach, where consuming a balanced and varied diet, limiting stress, sleeping well and, of course, taking care of your hair are all important parts!