About BIOLAGE
Created in 1990 by hairdresser and entrepreneur Arnie Miller, BIOLAGE is a professional haircare brand rooted in the US salon industry. Its approach combines inspiration from nature with scientifically developed formulas for targeted care and an enjoyable routine. Fragrance, scalp massage and thoughtfully designed care rituals are part of its salon heritage.
What is BIOLAGE known for?
The brand organises its products into collections for particular hair and scalp needs. This makes it easier to distinguish moisturising care for dry hair from colour maintenance or care for damaged lengths. Choose a shampoo and complementary care products from the same collection according to your hair’s condition and the result you want.
Selected ingredients also reflect this approach: aloe features in HydraSource care, while Bond Therapy formulas use citric acid and coconut oil. These ingredients are used in specific formulas. Check the individual product description and ingredient list when making your choice.
BIOLAGE haircare products
Start with shampoos to cleanse the hair and scalp. Follow with hair conditioners to soften lengths and help with detangling, or add hair masks when more intensive conditioning is needed. Choose leave-in treatments according to their particular purpose and directions.
HydraSource and ColorLast
HydraSource is designed for dry hair that needs moisture and softness. Its products help soften rough lengths and make hair easier to manage. ColorLast is intended for colour-treated hair, helping maintain colour vibrancy, shine and a well-cared-for appearance between colouring appointments.
Bond Therapy and targeted care
Bond Therapy cares for damaged, overprocessed hair, focusing on strength, softness and reducing breakage. Other collections include Scalp Sync for scalp care, Strength Recovery for damaged hair and Full Rescue for weakened hair prone to breakage. Let your main care concern guide your choice.
Who is BIOLAGE suitable for?
BIOLAGE suits customers seeking professional care for dry, coloured or damaged hair, as well as hairdressers recommending a home-care routine. Consider your scalp condition, hair thickness, chemical treatments and dryness through the lengths. Your routine may need gentle cleansing at the roots and richer conditioning at the ends. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on how much to use and how long to leave each product on.
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