Hair + Body Wash

1. Before you can use shampoo, you’ll need to get your hair nice and wet. Use warm water to wet your hair thoroughly, making sure that all of the strands are covered. Make sure not to use too hot of water, as this can damage your hair.
2. Once you’ve got your hair wet, it’s time to measure out how much shampoo you’ll need. Depending on the length and thickness of your hair, you may need anywhere from a quarter-size amount to a full palmful of shampoo.
3. Now that you have the right amount of shampoo in your hands, it’s time to lather up! Start by rubbing your hands together until the shampoo forms a rich lather. Once it does, massage it into your scalp for about 30 seconds before working it through the rest of your hair.
4. Once you’ve worked the shampoo through all of your strands, it’s time to rinse! Make sure that all traces of shampoo are gone before moving onto the next step. If any residue remains in your hair, it can cause dryness and irritation over time.
5. The last step is to follow up with conditioner! Conditioner helps to keep your strands hydrated and prevents them from becoming brittle or dry over time. Apply a generous amount of conditioner after rinsing out the shampoo and leave it in for at least one minute before rinsing again with cool water.

What makes men's shampoo different from women's shampoo?

Men's and women's shampoo may seem similar at first glance, but there are actually notable differences between the two. These differences lie not only in the marketing and packaging of the product but also in its formulation.

Firstly, men's shampoo tends to have a stronger scent compared to women's shampoo. This is because men generally prefer more masculine scents, such as woody or musky, while women tend to prefer floral or fruity scents.

Additionally, men's shampoo often contains ingredients that target specific male hair concerns such as dandruff, oily scalp, and hair loss. On the other hand, women's shampoo usually caters to a wider range of hair types and issues, including dryness, frizz, and color-treated hair.

What are the benefits of using a men's shampoo?

Aside from addressing specific hair concerns, men's shampoo can also provide a deeper cleanse due to its stronger formulation. This is especially helpful for those with oily or thicker hair. Moreover, the masculine scents in men's shampoo can leave a lingering fragrance that appeals to both men and women.

Shampoo vs Conditioner?

Shampoo is designed to cleanse the hair and scalp from dirt, oil, and product buildup. Conditioner aims to replenish moisture, restore shine, and manageability in the hair after shampooing. It also helps detangle and protect the hair from damage.

Is this a 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner?

Men's shampoo is typically formulated to only focus on cleansing the hair. This is why it is recommended for men to use a separate conditioner after shampooing rather than relying on a 2 in 1 product.

How often should I use men's shampoo?

It is recommended to use men's shampoo every other day or every two days, depending on hair type and personal preference. Over-washing can strip the hair of its natural oils, leading to dryness and damage. However, not washing often enough can result in an oily scalp.