Switching to sulfate-free hair care has an adaptation period of two to four weeks. This guide explains which combination from the catalog suits each hair type and how to use the finishing oil.
Choose According to Your Hair
- Fine or Low Volume Hair: Lavender Volume Shampoo with Lavender Volume Conditioner.
- Normal Hair or Daily Use: Lavender Mint Daily Shampoo with its conditioner.
- Dry, Thick, or Curly Hair: Copaiba Vanilla Shampoo with Copaiba Vanilla Conditioner.
- Children's Hair: KidScents Shampoo.
How to Wash
- Wet thoroughly: soaking wet hair needs less product.
- Emulsify the shampoo in your hands before applying it to the scalp.
- Massage with your fingertips, never your nails, for one minute.
- Rinse and repeat only if the first wash didn't lather.
- Apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends, never at the root.
Mirah Lustrous Hair Oil
Mirah Lustrous Hair Oil is a finishing product. Two or three drops in your hands, spread them, and apply to mid-lengths and ends on damp or dry hair. For fine hair, start with just one drop: using too much can weigh hair down.
Washing Frequency
Washing daily is not necessary for most hair types. Spacing out washes to two or three times a week helps the scalp regulate its sebum production.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does it lather less?
Lather depends on surfactants, not on cleansing power. Gentle formulas clean just as well with less foam.
How long does the transition last?
Between two and four weeks of oiliness or roughness while the scalp rebalances.
Can I add essential oils to shampoo?
Yes, in low doses (1-2 drops per wash) and avoiding eye contact.
Informational content on cosmetic use. For significant hair loss or scalp problems, consult a dermatology professional.