Finding Your Ideal Hair Care Routine
Learn to identify your hair type and concerns, and to build or choose an effective hair care routine. Discover our ready-to-use professional packs for visible results. Expert diagnosis and advice.
Find the hair care routine that finally reveals the beauty of your hair
Have you tried shampoos, masks, and oils without really seeing any results? Is your hair still dry, dull, frizzy, or does it get greasy too quickly? The secret isn’t to buy more products, but to choose the right routine, tailored to your hair type and your current needs.
At Hairdis, experts in professional hair products, we guide you step by step to understand your hair, identify your concerns, and adopt a simple, effective routine that you’ll actually enjoy. In just a few minutes, you’ll know exactly what to do… and you can even take advantage of our pre-created routines to save time and achieve professional results at home.
How do I determine my hair type?
Before choosing any product, observe your hair. The shape, thickness, texture (dry/oily), and porosity determine 80% of what will work for you.
Simple test of the natural shape
Wash your hair with a gentle shampoo, let it air dry without any product or manipulation. Observe :
Smooth
Roots-to-ends nourishment, naturally radiant.
Wavy
Slight to pronounced S-shape, prone to frizz.
Curly
Defined, bouncy curls that are often lacking moisture.
Curly/Coily
Tight, very dense coils that shrink as they dry.
Quick test: fine, medium or thick hair?
Take a clean, dry hair between your thumb and index finger, then gently slide it.
What is your hair type?
Observe your roots and lengths a few days after washing.
Lack of shine, rough texture, split ends, quick drying. They need hydration and nourishment. |
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Supple, shiny, and generally trouble-free. They are well-balanced and easy to maintain. |
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Roots that quickly grow out again, loss of volume as early as the next day. Proper scalp cleansing is essential. |
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Oily roots + dry ends (a very common case). |
Identify your main issue
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Nourishing and repairing routine
Color and shine protection
definition and hydration
Volume and lightness
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Our routines
Discover all our complete routines and packs, selected from the best professional brands (Kérastase, L’Oréal Professionnel, Redken, Olaplex, Fanola, Urban Keratin, etc.).
The essentials of your color routine.
All you need to know.
Permanent hair dye penetrates the hair shaft through an oxidation process. It permanently alters the natural color, covers gray hair, and can slightly lighten the natural base depending on the developer used.
Semi-permanent hair dye deposits pigments without significantly altering the hair's structure. It gradually fades with each shampoo and can refresh color, add highlights, or slightly darken the hair. It generally cannot lighten the hair.
The choice of developer depends on the desired result, the color used, and the condition of the hair.
- 10 volumes (3%): color deposits, darkening, and certain demi-permanent techniques.
- 20 volumes (6%): standard coloring, gray coverage, and limited lightening.
- 30 volumes (9%): more significant lightening.
- 40 volumes (12%): powerful lightening, reserved for products and techniques that allow it.
It is essential to follow the manufacturer's recommendations, as each brand has its own formulations and dosages.
Yes, but it requires special attention!
An important rule in hairdressing: a dye generally does not lighten another artificial color.
To lighten already colored hair, it may be necessary to use a bleaching product or a suitable color correction product.
Before any technique, a diagnosis must be carried out:
- Check the coloring history.
- Assess the condition and resistance of the hair.
- Identify the artificial pigments present.
- Determine the desired result.
A professional diagnosis makes it possible to choose the most suitable technique while preserving the hair fiber.
To maintain a bright and vibrant color, it is important to adopt a suitable routine.
A few essential tips:
- Use a shampoo specially designed for color-treated hair.
- Space out shampoos whenever possible.
- Opt for lukewarm water rather than very hot water.
- Regularly apply a nourishing mask.
- Limit the excessive use of heat styling tools.
- Use a heat protectant before blow-drying.
- Protect your hair from UV rays.
A little professional tip: well-maintained hair retains its shine, softness, and color intensity better.
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