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Caudalíe Dr. Hauschka Fibre Sleek

Building a hair care routine that actually works

A good routine rarely needs many products, just the right ones used in the right order. Start by cleansing with a shampoo suited to your scalp, then follow with a conditioner from the mid-lengths to the ends to restore slip and moisture. Weekly, a deeper treatment or mask can help repair drier, coloured or heat-styled hair. Finish with a leave-in or a little oil to smooth and protect. How often you wash is personal: oil-prone hair may need it every day or two, while drier or curlier hair often does better washed less frequently. Match products to your hair type rather than trends.

Category questions

What order should I use shampoo, conditioner and treatments in?

Generally: shampoo first to cleanse, then apply any deep treatment or mask while the cuticle is still slightly open, then conditioner to seal and smooth. Rinse, then add leave-in products or oil last, on damp hair. On a normal day you can skip the mask and simply shampoo then condition.

How often should I wash my hair?

There is no single rule. Oily or fine hair may need washing every one to two days, while dry, coarse or curly hair often looks and feels better washed two or three times a week. Over-washing can leave hair dry, so let your scalp and hair type guide the frequency rather than habit.

Do I really need both a conditioner and a treatment?

Not necessarily, but they do different jobs. Conditioner is for everyday moisture and detangling after each wash, while a mask or treatment is a richer, less frequent repair step. If your hair is healthy, a conditioner alone may be enough; drier or damaged hair usually benefits from adding a weekly treatment.

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