TRESemmé Shampoo - Biotin Repair

You can use this shampoo as part of your regular hair washing routine, especially if you frequently style your hair and want to address or prevent damage. Consistent use is key for optimal results.

Yes, for maximum repair, strength, and manageability, it is highly recommended to follow the shampoo with TRESemmé Biotin Repair Conditioner. The system is designed to work together.

This shampoo is specifically designed to visibly repair damage caused by seven common styling methods: blow-drying, bleaching, brushing, straightening, colouring, braiding, and curling.

Yes, it is designed to repair damage, including that caused by colouring, making it suitable for use on coloured hair.

The Pro-Bond Plex and Biotin work together to strengthen each strand of hair from the inside out. They help protect fibres and restore broken bonds, leading to stronger, healthier-looking hair.

Yes, this shampoo is designed for unisex use and is suitable for anyone experiencing hair damage from styling, regardless of gender.

PRO Style Technology is a professional-quality formula within the shampoo, enriched with amino acids and ceramides. It contributes to making damaged hair strong and manageable with continuous use.

For best results, ensure you are using the shampoo continuously and consistently. Always follow with the TRESemmé Biotin Repair Conditioner as recommended to maximise the repairing benefits.

Ensure your hair is thoroughly wet before applying the shampoo. You may also need to use a slightly larger amount, especially if your hair is very thick or long. Hard water can also affect lather, so a second wash might be beneficial.

This usually indicates insufficient rinsing. Make sure you rinse your hair thoroughly with plenty of water until it feels completely clean and free of product.

While uncommon, if irritation occurs, ensure you are rinsing your scalp very thoroughly. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Info needed: Not formulated for sensitive scalps specifically.