Fun Faq
Frequently asked questions
What are the key differences between a traditional shampoo and a cleansing conditioner?
Who should use a traditional shampoo?
Traditional shampoos should not be totally abandoned by everyone. People with very oily hair and issues with buildup should definitely consider continuing to use shampoo on an as-needed basis. You can use cleansing conditioners in between shampoos to prevent drying out your hair. "As-needed" will be completely unique to your hair and your lifestyle. Whether it's fine, thick, you work out daily, or wear your hair in stretched styles, will all play roles in how often you choose to wash.
Who should opt for a cleansing conditioner?
If your hair lacks moisture, feels dehydrated or if you suffer from scalp issues, such as psoriasis and dermatitis, you should consider cleansing conditioners. For those with health issues, it is important to see a physician. Come up with a plan of action that will greatly improve the overall health of your hair and scalp without interfering with your healthcare. It is very important to keep a journal of your results with each product and regimen change. This will help you to assess your progress along the way and make changes accordingly.
How can I tell what I should use?
How often can you use each?
Co-washing can be done daily or every few days, depending on your lifestyle. If you are very active, do cleanse your hair more often. Cleansing conditioners are well balanced for regular use. Otherwise, co-washing once or twice a week is normal. Reduce shampooing to be done once weekly or biweekly.