Sunday Times

Sunday Times

"Milk is good for soothing an irritated scalp post-bleaching. Or massage in this calming shampoo before conditioner, then wash out with cold water." The Sunday Times
Limonene and linalool free shampoo

Limonene and linalool free shampoo

There’s a lot of confusion about what ingredients are in personal care products and let’s face it with ingredients listed in latin or even in their chemical compound names, it can be all the more...
Haircare for eczema or seborrheic dermatitis sufferers

Haircare for eczema or seborrheic dermatitis sufferers

Seborrheic eczema, also known as seborrheic dermatitis, is a very common skin condition that causes redness, scaly patches, and dandruff and is commonly found to affect the scalp – moreover it’s a nightmare finding haircare...
SLS and SLES – What’s the difference?

SLS and SLES – What’s the difference?

Whether you’re a sensitive soul or a conscious beauty lover, you may already be familiar with ingredients SLS and SLES, but despite how similar they sound, there is a big difference between the two. SLS...
Reduced risk haircare, formulated with asthmatics in mind

Reduced risk haircare, formulated with asthmatics in mind

Asthma affects approximately 5.4 million people in the UK. It’s a big deal. Recent research conducted by Asthma UK, found that 1 in 5 people in the UK do not think asthma can be fatal...
Hello Magazine

Hello Magazine

How to give your sensitive scalp a smile

How to give your sensitive scalp a smile

We understand that you want to make sure that your hair is clean and feeling fresh, but that should never be at the detriment of a happy scalp. Especially if you suffer with sensitivity. If...
Glycerine, can it alleviate a flaky scalp?

Glycerine, can it alleviate a flaky scalp?

Flakes from a scaly scalp – they accumulate in your hair and on your shoulders and often get worse during seasonal changes. Pinpointing the exact cause of your flaky scalp can be difficult, but there’s...
Could the fragrances in your haircare be causing you irritation?

Could the fragrances in your haircare be causing you irritation?

Over the last few years, the scents and fragrances in many leading haircare products have been linked to respiratory allergies and contact dermatitis and may even trigger asthma attacks in people with pre-existing asthma. Majority...