Shampoo for Damaged Hair
About these shampoo for damaged hair
Shampoo for Damaged Hair — Repair the Fibre, Don't Mask It
Damaged hair needs a wash that does not strip it further. Moisturising Shampoo No.2 is made for dry, frizzy or damaged hair, with rice extract, fenugreek and marshmallow root. Supherbal Shampoo No.3 for red and Supherbal Shampoo No.5 for dark colour add fenugreek to strengthen. All three use a gentle, coconut-derived cleanser (sodium coco-sulfate) and are vegan, silicone-free, paraben-free and made in Italy. No shampoo rebuilds damage on its own; the aim is a gentle wash.
Evera's approach to damaged hair is structural. The cleansing is gentle — coconut-derived surfactants — so the fibre isn't stripped further. The weekly mask deposits hydrolysed plant proteins (fenugreek, rice) that can actually slot into damaged keratin. And the pre-wash treatment keeps raw cuticles protected through the wash itself.
- Moisturising Shampoo No.2 — protein-sparing, cuticle-calming
- Moisturising Mask No.2 — deep-repair fenugreek complex
- Liquid Gloss Nº0 — pre-wash fibre protection with rice protein
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Frequently asked
What kinds of damage can shampoo help repair?
Surface damage (cuticle roughness, frizz, dullness) responds well to protein and humectant treatments. Mid-shaft damage from chemical processing benefits from regular protein treatments like Liquid Gloss Treatment Nº0. Severely damaged hair (heat-fried, breakage) needs bond-rebuilding products like Olaplex No.0/3 — Evera's plant-protein approach complements rather than replaces that.
How long until I see results on damaged hair?
Surface improvements in 1-3 washes: less frizz, more shine. Structural improvements over 4-8 weeks of consistent use: less breakage, more elasticity, better detangling. Don't expect overnight transformation — hair grows about 1cm a month and the damaged length can't be made undamaged, only improved while it's there.
Should damaged hair avoid shampooing?
No — clean hair is healthy hair. But reduce frequency to 2-4 times per week, use a gentle, silicone-free shampoo (Evera Moisturising Shampoo No.2 is ideal), and follow with conditioner or mask every time. Skipping shampoo leads to product build-up which makes damage worse.
Is heat styling completely off-limits for damaged hair?
Not completely, but reduce: aim for hair-dry-then-flat-iron 2-3 times a week max, and always use a heat protectant. Air-dry as much as possible. Keep flat irons below 180°C. Use Evera Mousse No.10 or Styling Nectar No.11 as protective leave-in before heat.
Which Evera routine targets damaged hair specifically?
Moisturising Shampoo No.2 + Liquid Gloss Treatment Nº0 (1-2× weekly, replacing conditioner) + Moisturising Mask No.2 (alternating weeks with Liquid Gloss). For colour-damaged hair, add the matching colour-line shampoo + mask in rotation.