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The average person spends $400-600/year on hair products that don't work for their hair type. Hair, Explained helps you stop wasting money and start seeing real results.
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Basing on three main needs we will make product recommendations later.
You’ll rotate between two shampoos:
A deep-cleansing shampoo to thoroughly cleanse the scalp
A gentler shampoo for regular use, without over-drying the lengths

You’ll need the following in your routine:
Nutrient-rich products to reinforce the hair fiber
Multi-benefit formulas that combine hydration and repair

You’ll need the following in your routine:
Heat protection before using hot tools
UV/SPF protection during sunny periods to prevent further damage

With consistent care, your hair should gradually become:
Smoother and easier to detangle
More resilient with less breakage
Visibly shinier and better balanced from roots to ends

From photo to perfect routine in 4 simple steps
Step 1
Upload Photos
Snap clear photos from different angles using your phone. Our AI analyzes density, porosity, texture, and damage in seconds.
Step 2
Get Analysis
Get detailed insights about your hair health with easy-to-understand metrics. See exactly what's working and what needs attention.
Step 3
Scan Products
Use our barcode scanner on products you already own. We'll evaluate if they match your needs and identify what's missing from your routine.
Step 4
Follow Your Plan
Follow a custom day-by-day plan with reminders and guidance. Track progress with monthly check-ins and photo comparisons.