DÈLICE - Delicate shampoo for dry and treated hair 250 / 1000 ml

The delicate Dèlice shampoo is the ideal solution for dry and treated hair. Thanks to its formula enriched with chamomile and calendula, it offers a perfect combination of hydration, nourishment, and protection. Its gentle cleansing action is designed to respect the scalp while providing shine and vitality to the hair, making it soft and silky. It deeply hydrates without weighing the hair down, keeping it healthy and full of energy. Perfect for those looking for a natural product that respects the health of the hair and scalp, Dèlice is an essential ally in caring for fragile and damaged hair.

Frequent questions:

Is the delicate Dèlice shampoo suitable for dry and treated hair?

Of course, but first let's remember the causes. Dehydrated, brittle hair is mainly due to dietary deficiencies or hormonal imbalances. During the summer, however, the hair tends to dry out following exposure to sunlight, sea water or swimming pool. Aggressive cosmetic treatments, such as dyes or bleaches that are not natural or unsuitable for the type of hair, such as shampoos that contain aggressive surfactants or poor quality ingredients, are also a common cause of hair dehydration, making it brittle and stressed. Finally, the excessive use of hairdryers at high temperatures is always not recommended because it emits close and uncontrolled heat. In this case the advice is to use it at low temperatures and away from the skin.

Delicate shampoo helps avoid dry hair, what remedies to take?

Adopt a healthy diet, choose a mild shampoo that does not interfere with the natural physiology of the scalp such as Dèlice Shampoo. To restore shine and softness to hair damaged by atmospheric or chemical agents, you can instead use conditioners, packs and masks such as Cocò Mask to be used together with Oliver Shampoo. If you have bleached hair that tends to turn yellow, try our anti-yellow shampoo for bleached hair.

Treated and Dry Hair: How to Care for It with a Gentle Shampoo, an Intensive Mask, and… 8 Useful Tips

We all love softness, shine, and silkiness in our treated hair—how to take care of it with a shampoo and an intensive mask. On the other hand, we often put our hair’s health to the test with excessive heat from hairdryers, straighteners, and chemical treatments. Bleaching treatments, whether mild or aggressive, gradually make hair more brittle, dry, and fragile. If you want to avoid unpleasant surprises after bleaching or other hair treatments, here are some simple precautions that could save your hair!

1. Choose the Right Comb or Brush for Your Hair

Many people overlook this step, but you should know that choosing the right tool for brushing is essential to preserving hair health and achieving a perfect styling.

Right after showering, if you have curly hair, you should use a wide-tooth comb, which detangles easily without ruining the natural curl pattern. This type of brushing is great for maintaining the health of the hair cuticle, as wet hair is more prone to breakage. For straight hair, on the other hand, it’s best to use a flat paddle brush—with short bristles for fine hair or a brush with thicker, more widely spaced bristles for stronger and more resistant hair.

Brushing with a paddle brush gently detangles, offering extra comfort thanks to the air cushion behind the bristles. You can also choose a brush or comb made from natural materials, such as wood, which helps eliminate static electricity often accumulated in the hair, or flexible rubber.

2. Use a Specific Nourishing and Delicate Shampoo for dry hair

Washing products are essential for preserving, restoring, and maintaining the long-term health of our hair.

It is especially important to pay attention to the shampoo you use because, if your hair is already weak and damaged due to treatments, some products might be too harsh. That’s why it’s essential to use a gentle shampoo for dry and treated hair from the start, to help care for it.

This type of shampoo is highly beneficial because it is non-aggressive and gently cleanses the scalp while providing nourishment and strength to the hair. The ultra-hydrating component of our Dèlice, for example, restores the balance of damaged and treated hair, strengthening the roots and making the hair more elastic. In short, this gentle shampoo is a must-have for dry and treated hair!

3. Be Careful with Excessive Heat from the Hairdryer

Drying is an extremely important and delicate step that deserves more attention to avoid damaging your hair. Before using the hairdryer, make sure to gently pat your hair dry, especially near the scalp. Otherwise, the heat from the hairdryer can burn the still-open cuticles and cause immediate damage. Once your hair is properly prepped, you can proceed with drying.

If you haven’t tried it yet, we recommend considering an ionic hairdryer. This special type of hairdryer helps water molecules absorb into the hair, rehydrating it without overheating or damaging it.

The ionic hairdryer also eliminates static electricity, which is often the main culprit behind ruined hairstyles and frizzy hair. Thanks to the release of negative ions, it instantly makes the hair softer and shinier.

Additionally, if you’re always in a hurry, the ionic hairdryer is incredibly convenient because it dries hair much faster than traditional hairdryers! The Dual Ionic Hairdryer is one of the best options available on the market, with the added benefit of controlling the emission of negative ions for fast and easy styling.

4. Detangle Your Hair with a Moisturizing Hair Mask

Just as choosing the right shampoo is essential, using an unsuitable hair mask can also compromise the health of your scalp. Choose a nourishing and deeply hydrating hair mask, like the Cocò Intensive Coconut Oil Hair Mask, to strengthen the hair fiber and help with quick and easy detangling while providing long-lasting protection. A good hair mask not only delivers immediate results but also keeps hair soft and hydrated throughout the week, reducing the need for daily washes.

Lastly, a simple yet effective tip: finish your wash with a slightly cooler water rinse. This helps remove any remaining sebum and impurities while promoting healthy cuticles, which will close due to the cold water after being opened by heat and treatments. As a result, your hair will be less prone to tangles, and the hair fiber will be stronger and more resistant to damage.

5. Avoid Frequent Washing

Washing bleached hair every day is not ideal. With every wash, the color fades, especially if your shampoo contains sulfates, which are surfactants that create a lot of foam. Sulfates should be avoided when dealing with bleached hair or a sensitive scalp, as they can be too harsh on already weak and damaged hair. Want some advice? Discover 7 natural remedies for weak hair.

There are many sulfate-free shampoos on the market that are more natural and gentle, such as the entire Natù shampoo line, formulated with natural active ingredients and free from harsh surfactants and artificial colorants. If you wash treated hair too often, you need to care for an oily scalp—but frequent washing actually makes this condition worse. Washing your hair every day strips the scalp, which then overproduces sebum to compensate!

So, what should you do? Use a sebum-regulating shampoo for oily hair, like Sebò, which is designed to balance oil production and allows you to wash your hair just three times a week! Sebò is part of the BOX NATÙ for oily hair remedies—check it out now!

6. Be Careful of UV Rays, Saltwater, and Chlorine

For treated hair, especially in the summer, it’s a good idea to use a protective oil. Sun rays are harmful for dyed or bleached hair. The same goes for saltwater that settles on your hair after swimming in the sea or, even worse, the chlorine from swimming pools.

Sun rays affect the color by making it dull and stripping it of its initial shine. Saltwater and chlorine also directly affect the color, either lightening it or changing it to a different hue. That’s why, right after washing your hair, it’s essential to add protection through a protective oil. We recommend the Oil Non Oil anti-frizz fluid for straight hair, great for strengthening the natural protective layer of the hair and providing long-lasting protection and vitality.

If you’re looking for a protective oil for curly hair, try the Supercurl defining gel, which, thanks to its alcohol-free formula, adds definition to curls and provides optimal protection throughout the day. To enhance the benefits of the oil, we suggest pairing it with Dèlice, the gentle shampoo for dry and treated hair.

7. Counteract Hair Aging

It’s becoming more common for many young people to find themselves with a few too many white hairs. Often, this is due to a stressful lifestyle, poor diet, pollution, or excessive smoking—factors that cause our treated hair to age prematurely and force us to take extra care.

Part of this aging is caused by oxidative stress, which triggers activity from free radicals. These are highly reactive molecules that, over time, damage the skin, nails, and hair through a series of reactions. Free radicals cause the pigments in the scalp to fade, which leads to more white hairs! First and foremost, it is advisable to take care of your diet by including antioxidant-rich foods such as berries, kiwi, or pomegranate.

For your hair, you should use products that contain antioxidants and anti-aging components. For a complete treatment for both skin and hair, the gentle washing oil for hair and body with olive oil, such as Oliver, is an excellent solution to prevent aging due to the presence of Vitamin E, one of the most powerful antioxidants, and Vitamin A. Moreover, olive oil is highly nourishing and rich in fatty acids. It can instantly make the skin and hair softer and more hydrated.

8. Restore the pH of the Dry Scalp

The scalp is covered by a slightly acidic hydrolipidic film, which is very important as protection against external agents.

It is important to respect this balance by using gentle products that do not disturb the delicate physiological equilibrium of the scalp. Generally, basic products, meaning those with a high pH, facilitate the absorption of nutrients from the products. They allow the cuticles to open, thus altering the protective hydrolipidic film.

Therefore, it is essential to use a product after shampooing that can restore the pH to its normal level. The restructuring mask for treated hair, Prunus Dulcis, with a pH of 2.8, restores the scalp’s normal pH, regulating the physiological hydrolipidic film of the hair. Finally, it deeply hydrates, ensuring better cohesion, detangling, and vitality.

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