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Start with whatever bothers you most, such as frizz, dryness or fading colour, and choose the range that targets it. If nothing stands out, a gentle shampoo that suits all hair types is a safe place to begin, and you can add a treatment later.

Shampoo cleanses, and conditioner softens and detangles the mid-lengths and ends. Using both from the same range usually gives the best result, because they're made to work together. A duo gives you the pair in one go.

Unlike a conditioner, it stays in. It helps with frizz and tangles before you style, and some also protect against heat, so check the product page. A light spray suits fine hair, while thicker hair can take a richer one.

Start small. One pump suits fine hair, and two or three are better for thicker hair. Smooth it through the lengths and ends rather than the roots, and add more only if your hair still feels dry.

A conditioner is part of your regular wash. A hair butter is a richer treatment that you use now and then, and it can go on before or after your conditioner. It suits hair that needs extra nourishment.

It's a natural oil from the Amazon, known for its nourishing properties. It's used to replenish dry or weakened hair so that it feels soft, smooth and shiny.

Yes. There's a full curl range, and it covers everything from washing to styling.

Yes. There's a smoothing range made for thick, coarse and frizz-prone hair, and the oil and leave-in spray from the most popular range also help to control frizz.

Yes. Some ranges are formulated to keep colour looking fresh for longer, and there's one for blonde hair. Check each product page for how to use it.