Dry hair? Then this routine is for you!

Use a shampoo that does not foam

The more foam, the cleaner. We're sorry to burst your bubble... SLES are substances commonly used in shampoo. It turns liquids into foam, removing dirt and grease. This chemical also dissolves the natural fats in your hair, which is something you do not want. Many people don't feel clean when their shampoo, shower gel or soap doesn't lather well. But the sulphates that create your foam party can dry out your hair. That's why we do not use SLES in our shampoo. A shower should cleanse, not strip away grease and moisture from your hair and skin.

Want to give your hair even more love?

The Naïf Nourishing Shampoo contains dried coconut flesh. This is mild, cleanses and is biodegradable. Our shampoo ensures an instant good hair day, every day. The formula with linseed oil gives your hair shine and cares for your scalp. Suitable for all hair types. Made with natural ingredients. Just what you need in a shampoo.

Pat your hair dry after shampooing

When your hair is wet, it is more sensitive than when it is dry. So it is best not to rub your hair too hard with your towel or to twist your hair into a towel. The best thing to do is to pat your hair dry after washing. Do this carefully, as this can also damage your hair.

Using the right brush for your hair

Brushes can be bought with different types of bristles. There are synthetic and natural bristles. The synthetic bristles are usually made of nylon. These brushes often last a long time, but there is a big difference in quality between them. Often the cheaper brushes have hairs that are not very flexible, which can damage your hair. It is best to use a natural brush as it causes less friction. These bristles are much more flexible than nylon ones, they bend more and are softer on your hair. In addition, they close the hair cuticles, making your hair shine.

Comb from the scalp

A new trend is the scalp massage brush. This Silicone Hair Brush ensures a healthy scalp. A healthy scalp often results in more hair growth, promotes blood circulation and reduces the risk of dandruff. And... it's also super relaxing. After this moment for yourself, you can use brushes with natural bristles well to distribute the natural oil (sebum) from your scalp to the lower parts of your hair. Especially the ends of your hair need these hair oils the most!

Swap your hair elastic for a scrunchie

Is your hair falling out? It might be your hair elastic. The biggest culprits are the metal-fastened elastic bands. Your hair can get caught behind the clasp and break. A scrunchie is much better and gentler on your hair. No hard metal fasteners that can damage your hair. The fabric around the elastic is also much softer for your hair. Do you already know the cute scrunchies of Atelier de Femmes?

Sleeping on a cotton-satin pillowcase

When sleeping, your hair rubs against your pillowcase with every movement. This can have a big impact on the health of your hair. Rubbing it all over a normal pillowcase lifts the hair scales, making it dull. Satin has a smoother feel and creates less friction between your hair and pillowcase. This reduces the likelihood of frizz, split ends and tangles after you sleep. Better for your beauty sleep!