Deep Cleansing

Hair and scalp may need deep cleansing from time to time. The more styling products you use and the greasier the scalp, the easier it is for residues to accumulate in the hair and scalp, which cannot be removed with regular shampoo.

 

Styling products can leave small residues in the hair after washing, which accumulate over time and can make the hair feel nasty. If there are a lot of residues, it becomes difficult to handle the hair and the hair may even look dirty.

 

Styling products, especially dry shampoo or hair powder, can slowly accumulate on the scalp and cause the hair to become limp or the scalp clogged. With a deep cleanser, you can get the scalp completely clean again. The same goes to greasy hair, the sebum secretion can lead to the crystallization of sebum in the scalp, which can even have an unwanted effect on hair growth.

 

Some deep cleansing products are also suitable for removing minerals in the hair. Many minerals that enter the hair from the washing water can cause the hair to turn green, for example.

 

You shouldn't use a deep-cleansing shampoo too often. Depending on your hair type, scalp condition and hair styling habits, a good frequency of use is a maximum of once a week. Deep cleansing products can dry out hair if used too often.