Hair quiz
Find the routine your hair is asking for
Answer a few quick questions, the same ones a stylist asks in a consultation, and we will match you with a routine built for your hair and scalp.
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Reading your hair
- Checking your scalp balance...
- Looking at how your hair handles heat...
- Matching ingredients to your concerns...
- Building your routine...
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This quiz gives general hair care guidance and is not medical advice. If you have sudden hair loss, patches or a painful scalp, please see a doctor or dermatologist.
Your hair match
Frizz and dryness
Your hair is thirsty, and in humidity the outer layer lifts, which shows up as frizz and flyaways. The fix is moisture first, then a smoothing seal.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Frizz and dry texture were among your strongest signals.
- Curly, coily or thick strands lose moisture faster, so they need richer care.
- Humidity pulls moisture in and out of dry hair, which makes it puff up.
Salon tips for you
- Wash with lukewarm water and finish with a cool rinse so the hair surface lies flatter.
- Apply leave-in on damp hair, then avoid touching it while it dries.
- Dry with a soft cotton tee or a microfibre towel. Never rub.
- Detangle with a wide-tooth comb on wet hair only.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA gentle, hydrating shampoo that cleans without stripping moisture.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA rich conditioner on mid-lengths and ends to soften and detangle.
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3Step 3 · TreatA deep-moisture mask once a week to rebuild softness.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA leave-in or hair oil to seal moisture and calm flyaways.
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Damage and breakage
Heat and chemical services have weakened your hair's structure, so it snaps and splits. Repair comes first, then protection to keep it from happening again.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Breakage, heat styling or chemical treatments showed up in your answers.
- Weakened strands feel rough, tangle easily and split at the ends.
- Repair works best when moisture and protein are balanced.
Salon tips for you
- Trim every 8 to 10 weeks so split ends do not travel up the strand.
- Always use a heat protectant, and keep tools at 180 degrees C or lower.
- Alternate a repair mask with a moisture mask so hair does not turn stiff.
- Detangle from the ends upward, never from the roots.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA strengthening shampoo that is gentle on weak strands.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA repairing conditioner to smooth the surface and reduce snapping.
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3Step 3 · TreatA repair mask or treatment used once or twice a week.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA heat protectant or split-end mender before styling.
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Hair fall and thinning
Losing 50 to 100 hairs a day is normal. If you are seeing more, a healthy scalp and strong, unbroken strands can help. If the loss is sudden or patchy, please see a doctor.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Hair fall or thinning was one of your top concerns.
- A stressed scalp and weak, breaking strands can make hair look thinner.
- Hard water and rough handling can add to the problem.
Salon tips for you
- Massage your scalp with your fingertips for 3 to 5 minutes while shampooing.
- Avoid tight ponytails and heavy clips that pull at the roots.
- Detangle gently and avoid brushing wet hair.
- If shedding is sudden, heavy or patchy, see a doctor or dermatologist.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA scalp-care shampoo that keeps roots clean and comfortable.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA strengthening conditioner on the lengths to reduce breakage.
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3Step 3 · TreatA scalp or strengthening treatment as part of your routine.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA light protective product to reduce friction and breakage.
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Flaky, itchy scalp
Flakes usually come from an unbalanced scalp rather than dry hair. A targeted shampoo, used the right way, makes the biggest difference.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Flaking, itching or a dry, tight scalp showed up in your answers.
- Infrequent washing and product build-up can feed flakes.
- Hard water can leave residue that irritates the scalp.
Salon tips for you
- Leave your shampoo on the scalp for 3 to 5 minutes before you rinse.
- Wash regularly, because build-up feeds flakes.
- Keep conditioner on the lengths, away from the scalp.
- If flakes or itching continue, see a dermatologist.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseAn anti-dandruff shampoo, left on the scalp for a few minutes.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA lightweight conditioner on the lengths only.
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3Step 3 · TreatA scalp treatment to keep the scalp calm between washes.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA light leave-in for the lengths, kept off the scalp.
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Oily scalp, tired roots
Your scalp makes more oil than your lengths need, so roots go flat quickly while the ends stay dry. The aim is to clean the scalp well and keep weight off the roots.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Your scalp feels oily by the second day.
- Oily roots make hair look limp and heavy.
- Heavy conditioners and oils on the scalp make it worse.
Salon tips for you
- Shampoo twice if needed, focusing on the scalp, and rinse well.
- Keep conditioner away from the roots.
- Skip heavy oils on the scalp and use them on the ends only.
- Wash with lukewarm water, as very hot water can trigger more oil.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA balancing or clarifying shampoo for the scalp.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA lightweight conditioner, mid-lengths to ends only.
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3Step 3 · TreatA weekly scalp reset to remove build-up.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA light, non-greasy finish for the ends.
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Colour and chemical care
Colour, bleach and smoothening open up the hair surface, so shade and softness fade faster. Gentle cleansing and regular repair keep the salon work lasting.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Colour, bleach or smoothening treatments showed up in your answers.
- Treated hair loses shade and shine faster.
- Harsh cleansers and hot water make colour fade quicker.
Salon tips for you
- Wait 48 hours after colouring or a keratin treatment before the first wash.
- Use a sulphate-free shampoo and wash with cool or lukewarm water.
- Use UV protection if you spend time in strong sun.
- Book a gloss or toner refresh between full colour visits.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA sulphate-free shampoo that protects colour and treatments.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA colour-safe conditioner to keep the surface smooth.
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3Step 3 · TreatA repair or colour-care mask once a week.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA protective leave-in against heat and sun.
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Dullness and hard-water build-up
Minerals from hard water and product residue coat the hair, so light cannot bounce off it. A clarifying reset and a shine routine bring the glow back.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Dull shine or hard water showed up in your answers.
- Minerals and residue form a film that makes hair look flat and rough.
- Build-up also stops conditioners and masks from working properly.
Salon tips for you
- Use a clarifying shampoo once every two weeks.
- If you can, fit a shower filter to reduce minerals.
- Finish with a cool rinse to help the hair surface lie flat.
- Choose lighter products so residue does not build up.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA clarifying shampoo to lift build-up and restore shine.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA smoothing conditioner to bring back softness.
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3Step 3 · TreatA hard-water defence treatment or mask.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA shine serum to finish.
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Fine hair that needs body
Fine strands are easily weighed down. Lightweight formulas and smart conditioning give lift without roughness.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Flat roots or fine strands showed up in your answers.
- Fine hair gets weighed down by heavy conditioners and oils.
- A clean scalp and light products let the roots lift.
Salon tips for you
- Condition only mid-lengths to ends.
- Blow-dry your roots upside down for instant lift.
- Use a light volumising mousse or spray on damp roots.
- Avoid heavy oils and butters.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA volumising shampoo that cleans without weight.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA lightweight conditioner for the ends.
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3Step 3 · TreatA weekly strengthening treatment to support fine strands.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA light styling product for body.
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Healthy and balanced
Your hair is in good shape, and a simple, consistent routine will keep it that way.
Your hair profile
What we noticed
- Your answers did not point to a strong concern.
- A simple routine is the best way to maintain healthy hair.
Salon tips for you
- Shampoo the scalp and condition the lengths.
- Trim every 3 months.
- Protect your hair from heat and sun.
- Use a weekly mask for extra softness.
Your routine
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1Step 1 · CleanseA gentle everyday shampoo.
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2Step 2 · ConditionA nourishing conditioner for the lengths.
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3Step 3 · TreatA weekly mask for maintenance.
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4Step 4 · Style and protectA leave-in or oil for shine and protection.
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