My recommended products
These are the products I already use in my own routine or in the salon, organised by the hair I reach for them on.
With so many shampoos, conditioners, treatments, oils, sprays and styling products available, choosing the right product can feel overwhelming. I’ve put this page together to make that choice easier.
This page brings together product suggestions based on professional salon experience, hair condition, styling needs and everyday practicality.
A good hair product should do more than look nice on a shelf. The aim is simple: to help you build a haircare routine that suits your hair, your lifestyle and your goals.
Hair type and texture
Hair condition
Colour history
Styling habits
Maintenance needs
Ease of use at home
Whether it supports healthier-looking hair over time
If your hair feels brittle, rough, dull or difficult to manage, it may need more moisture, strengthening or protection.
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Coloured hair needs products that help protect tone, shine and condition.
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Fine hair often needs lightweight products that add body without making the hair feel heavy.
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Good to know: Avoid using too many heavy oils or rich masks near the roots, as these can make fine hair feel flatter.
Frizz is often linked to dryness, humidity, damage or lack of smoothing care.
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Hair extensions need gentle care and the right maintenance routine.
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Good to know: Always follow your stylist's aftercare advice for your specific extension method.
Redken Frizz Dismiss
I recommend it for: Thick, coarse, long, tangled, frizzy or curly hair that needs moisture, softness and manageability.
I find the shampoo and conditioner complement each other and work best when used together.
Read my Redken reviewGarnier Ultimate Blends
I recommend it for: Curly, dry, tangled and frizz-prone hair that needs softness and easier detangling.
A useful, budget-friendly mask to consider as part of a simple dry-curly-hair routine.
Read my Garnier reviewChoosing the right product depends on your hair's current condition, not just your hair type. If you're unsure where to start, book a consultation or ask for advice during your appointment.
FAQs
I consider hair type, texture, condition, colour history, styling habits, maintenance needs and whether the product is realistic to use at home.
No. Recommendations are grouped by hair need because the right product depends on your hair's current condition, not just the category on the bottle.
Yes. If you are unsure what your hair needs, book a consultation or ask during your appointment so I can advise based on your own hair.
