Transcript Shampoo & Conditioner

Shampoo & Conditioner
Types
Products
Consultation for Shampoo &
Conditioner
• Hair condition –
normal/dry/greasy/dandruff
• Scalp Condition –
normal/dry/greasy/dandruff
• Hair texture – fine/medium/coarse
• Service – cut/blow dry/colour/perm
Structure of the Hair
• Cuticle
Transparent
Overlaps
Easily damaged
• Cortex
Main part of the hair
Where all changes take place
Contains moisture & colour
• Medulla
Core of the hair
No real purpose
Not always present
Shampoo Types
Hair condition
Shampoo type
Benefits
Normal
Strawberry/Peach
(fruit)
Cleans the hair
Dry
Coconut/Almond oil
Replace moisture
Greasy
Lemon
Removes grease
Damaged
Protein
Strengthens
Coloured
pH Balanced
Restores natural pH
Dandruff
Medicated
Relieves
soreness/itching
Conditioners
• Surface
• Penetrating Treatment
• Scalp Treatment
• Anti-oxy
Surface Conditioners
Surface conditioners come in cream or
mousse form.
They smooth and coat the cuticle making
the hair look shiny and manageable
They do not get past the cuticle and
cannot re-strengthen the hair.
They are applied after shampooing the
hair, and then rinsed thoroughly.
Penetrating/Treatment Conditioners
There are two types of penetrating conditioner
Restructuring and Moisturising
• Restructuring treatments will help to rebuild
the strength of the cortex by adding protein
• Moisturising treatments replace lost moisture
with oils
• Heat may be added with a steamer
Scalp Treatments
• Oil – used on dry scalps to replace lost
moisture,
• Astringent (tea tree) – for a greasy
scalp, used to dry oils and slow down the
oil produced
• Apply on dry hair, directly onto the
scalp with tint brush
• Heat may be added with a steamer
Anti-oxy conditioner
• Used after any chemical service
• Stops chemicals from working any
further
• Closes the cuticle making the hair shiny
• Restores the hair to it’s natural pH
value