Read about possibel causes for hair loss, Particularly male hair loss. Why is your hair going thin, What can cause it and most importantly what can you do to get thicker, fuller hair again!
Interested in learning about shampoo?
When was shampoo invented?
Where did shampoo get Its name from?
What did we use before shampoo?
You can learn all that and more in this blog post!
If you've overdone it with the purple shampoo, You may find that the purple shampoo has turned your hair purple. So we've got some advice for you and how you can rectify it.
We've noticed that the phrase "Sulphate-Free" is being thrown around a lot at the moment and with all things, People are asking well what is a sulphate free shampoo and should I be using one? Many people though may not know what sulphates are! I certainly didn't until I entered the world of hairdressing!
So we're going to go through what sulphates are, what they do to your hair and why you should or shouldn't be using a sulphate-free shampoo.
Learn everything you could ever want to know about Argan Oil, Where it originates from, How it's made and why it's perhaps on the more pricey side of hair care products!
You'll also come to see tha there are less expensive products on the Argan Oil market that do everythign you need and more for prices that won't break the bank!
So for all of you out there whoʼve dyed your hair; whether itʼs tidying up your hairline at the Salon or completely losing the tops of your ears after using a home kit (Donʼt worry, weʼve all been there!), at some point weʼve needed to remove hair dyes from our skin. Depending on how and what you use, this can be a quick wipe or stubborn scrub, here are a few facts, top tips, and products to save you from the latter.
If you’re new to hair dying or just curious about itʼs effects, you may want to know if hair dye is damaging to you. The short answer is no. As hair dye is meant to potentially be on your skin for the duration of the dying process it is designed to be harmless, however, some people do have reactions to certain chemicals such as Paraphenylenediamine (PPD), which is why it is always recommended to do a test patch with new products and dyes around 24 hours before. Donʼt worry, reactions to this are usually due to sensi
Yes! They are vegan friendly, The the exception of the Kitoko Protein Additive which contains Keratin. Keratin is produced from humanely extracted wool residue which is the ONLY animal-derived ingredient used by ASP. We literally didn't want to write 1000 words on why Affinage is vegan friendly, just to get to the bottom to tell you yes. Whilst this blog post may actually be longer than that I feel it's important to get the answer that you actually came for quickly.
Yes, Affinage have rebranded and are now known as ASP, So with the exception of the Protein Additive, All ASP hair products are vegan-friendly.
Yes, Affinage, Affinage hair colour is PPD free!
So, we've noticed the trend over the last few years of Veganism becoming very popular, Understandably we wanted to maintain our high level of service
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