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  • Hair oil: some work on surface, some go deeper.

    What Hair Oil Does — and What It Doesn't

    Hair oil does two jobs: conditioning the hair fibre and, in some cases, supporting the scalp. Separating the two explains...
  • Porosity test illustrated with mist absorption

    Hair porosity explained (high vs low)

    Most porosity advice starts with a float test in a glass of water — which doesn't actually work. The more...
  • A smooth aligned surface giving way to frizz and wear.

    Frizz, dryness or damage: how to tell them apart

    Two of these three "problems" are secretly the same one — and the third is often just healthy hair responding...
  • Describing oily scalp and dandruff flakes

    Dandruff or dry scalp? How to tell the difference

    Flakes don't always mean a dry scalp. This article separates dandruff from dry scalp, seborrhoeic dermatitis and psoriasis, weighs the...
  • Rocky structure representing hair strands daamge after the perm

    Is your hair falling out after a perm — or breaking?

    A perm reshapes hair chemically, which explains the breakage, dryness and odd smells that follow — and what actually helps,...
  • Abstract illustration of trade route analogy for ingredient movement through hair fibre.

    Your hair mask rinses fast. Strengthening the fibre takes longer.

    Why a quick rinse can still improve slip, why some ingredients need longer, and how treating hair before shampoo makes...
  • Frizz is a response, not a condition: what causes it and what helps

    Frizz is a response, not a condition: what causes it and what helps

    Frizz is what happens when neighbouring hairs stop aligning as one surface. This guide separates humidity, surface wear, breakage and...
  • Inside a strand: cuticle, cortex and medulla — and what “nourish” can mean on a dead fibre

    Inside a strand: cuticle, cortex and medulla — and what “nourish” can mean on a dead fibre

    Hair is a dead fibre. Its three layers — cuticle, cortex and medulla — explain what “nourish,” “repair” and “reverse”...
  • Abstract image representing hair via a tree with roots visibly on the surface

    How hair grows — and why it's dead by the time you see it

    For something we treat as surface, hair is a story of depth. Beneath the scalp, follicles build, colour, anchor, rest...
  • Hair Loss Is Not One Thing

    Hair Loss Is Not One Thing

    Shedding, thinning and breakage can look similar, but begin in different places. This article explains the follicle, hair cycle, causes...

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