Aquableu: Natural Shampoo and Conditioners

When it comes to coloring your hair, who says you have to stick to the “natural colors”? Nowadays, you can alter your hair to be just about any color, even multiple colors at once. The only difficulty with coloring your hair is maintaining this new color. If not cared for and looked after properly, all the money you spent on a new hair color will wash right down the drain… literally.                                 Caring for your new colored hair will be different from your natural color (or perhaps the color you had before) because you’ll need to alter your hair care routine. Your new routine should involve washing less and conditioning more, avoiding heat styling tools and using cooler water, to preserve your color.                   ...

When it comes to choosing a shampoo and conditioner, you need to have an understanding of your hair type and your hairs needs. There are plenty of hair care products on the market that target specific hair issues and problems, like oily hair or dry hair, but is there one product that ticks all the boxes? Yes and no. There isn’t a specific bottle of shampoo or conditioner that will work for everyone, but there is a type of product that trumps the rest….                                         An all-natural shampoo and conditioner will be the best thing you ever do for your hair, because its packed full of essential nutrients, vitamins and minerals that promote healthy hair growth, fight against damage and protect it from everyday wear and tear. All-natural shampoos and conditioners use a s...

Have you ever washed and conditioned your hair, and not felt clean afterwards? This happens to more people than you think, and it is because you are using the wrong hair care products and not washing your hair correctly.                   Wash Less, Condition More To have really happy, healthy hair, you should wash less and condition more. Washing your hair with shampoo is essential to remove build-up from your scalp, but over washing will also remove the essential natural oils provided by your scalp to protect your hair. Try to wash your hair 2 or 3 times per week, but condition more often to provide your hair with moisture and protection between washes.                                         ...

Your locks can be extremely resilient to heat, colouring and brushing too hard, but shampooing too often is what will really damage your hair and scalp. Everyone’s hair and scalp are unique, but you typically have one of four scalp types, which determines how often you should wash your hair: normal, oily, dry and mixed combination.                         There are also other factors though, simple things you do in your daily hair care routine that might help prolong between washes. How often you change your hair style (wearing it up or down), what pillowcase do you sleep on, how often do you use heat styling tools, do you use dry shampoo between washes? With that in mind, there is really only one answer to how often you should shampoo for your hair: less is more.                  ...