Coloured, Bleached, Treated Hair

Coloured Hair:

Coloured hair refers to hair that has been dyed using
permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary colour.

Characteristics:

Vibrancy: Coloured hair boasts rich, eye-catching
hues.

Porosity: The hair cuticle may be more open due to
the colouring process.

Fading: Over time, colour can fade due to sun
exposure, washing, and styling.

Care Tips:

Colour-Safe Products: Use shampoos and conditioners
specifically designed for coloured hair.

UV Protection: Shield your hair from UV rays with
hats or UV-protective products.

Regular Touch-Ups: Schedule touch-ups to maintain
colour vibrancy.

Bleached Hair

Bleached hair has undergone a lightening process using
bleach or other lightening agents.

Characteristics

Lightened Colour: Bleached hair is significantly
lighter than its natural shade.

Porosity: The cuticle is more open, making it prone
to dryness and damage.

Maintenance: Regular toning and deep conditioning are essential.

Care Tips

Purple Shampoo: Use purple or toning shampoos to
counteract brassiness.

Hydration: Deep condition to restore moisture and
prevent brittleness.

Heat Protection: Protect bleached hair from heat
styling.

Chemically Treated Hair

Chemically treated hair includes permed, relaxed, or straightened locks.

Characteristics:

Altered Structure: Chemical treatments change the
hair’s natural structure.

Weakened Bonds: Chemical processes weaken hair bonds, making it more fragile.

Maintenance: Regular treatments are necessary to
maintain the desired look.

Care Tips:

Deep Conditioning: Nourish chemically treated hair
with deep conditioning masks.

Heat Protection: Use heat protectants before styling
tools.

Trim Regularly: Keep ends healthy and prevent split
ends.

Avoid Overprocessing: Limit chemical treatments to
prevent excessive damage.