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Wash these shampoos right into your hair

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SHOW Beauty Lux Volume Shampoo Dh175

As well as smelling absolutely divine, this shampoo contains clever wheat protein based copolymers. They literally lift hair up from the root, acting a bit like scaffoldin­g, making fine hair look more voluminous and full. It also contains caviar and white truffle extracts, which not only add to the luxe effect of this shampoo, but are also brilliant conditioni­ng agents.

Grown Alchemist Volumising Shampoo Dh195

This brilliant brand strips out harmful ingredient­s and only includes those that are organic and naturally derived. The genius behind this shampoo is that it uses positively charged guar gum that naturally opposes our negatively charged hair, making the hair shafts stand up (don’t worry – you won’t look like you’ve been electrocut­ed!) and hence your hair appears fuller.

Christophe Robin Regenerati­ng Shampoo with Prickly Pear Oil Dh110

Prickly pear oil may not be one that you are overly familiar with. However, this shampoo is about to change that because it’s packed with the stuff and for very good reason. Prickly pear oil contains very high levels of vitamin E and essential fatty acids. Vitamin E is brilliant at repairing skin, so on your scalp will help reduce any inflammati­on and keep it moisturise­d. The reason fatty acids are so valuable is because they help your hair retain moisture and stay flexible, keeping split ends and brittle hair at bay.

Crescina Re-Growth Shampoo Dh199

Created by Swiss cosmetic laboratory, Labo Suisse, this shampoo has been scientific­ally tested to promote new hair growth and reduce hair fall, meaning your hair will stay thicker for longer. It’s been proven to be true; it contains three very clever ingredient­s – cysteine, lysine and glycoprote­in - which help stimulate hair growth at the root. A must-try for those with thinning and fine hair.

Ouai Volume Shampoo Dh103

This is packed with tamarind seed, a plant source of hyaluronic acid. If you’ve ever heard of hyaluronic acid for your face, then this does exactly the same for your hair and scalp; pumping it full of moisture. And hydrated hair is easier to get volume into, and retain it, because it doesn’t lose its shape so quickly. However, there are also smart keratin proteins in this too, which bond to the hair, repairing any damage along the way.

Davines Oi Shampoo Dh80

As well as all the ingredient­s you need to get your hair seriously clean, this brilliant shampoo contains Amazonian roucou oil as its conditioni­ng agent. What makes this oil so great is that it is lightweigh­t, so it won’t leave fine hair feeling limp, but also hydrating enough to keep frizz at bay and get even the thickest of hair looking shiny again.

Sachajuan Ocean Mist Volume Shampoo Dh145

Whilst this is primarily a volumising shampoo, it is so much more than that. All Sachajuan products contain their proprietar­y Ocean Silk technology – a combinatio­n of sea algaes that increase shine, add moisture and bring out the best in your hair. Because this gets your hair truly clean and it adds in hair-boosting benefits, it means your hair can do what it naturally wants to do, instead of having to fight again limp-inducing bad ingredient­s. And for most, that is to lift hair up at the root and look fuller through the lengths.

Color Wow Color Security Shampoo Dh140

This shampoo is designed specifical­ly to keep your colour in place for longer and prevent it from dulling. How does it do this? Firstly, it doesn’t contain all the things that can strip colour away, such as parabens and sulfates. They open up the hair shaft allowing colour to escape, so if you spend time and money on your perfect in-salon colour, it makes sense to protect it at home with the right shampoo. It also doesn’t contain any pearling agents. These are small beads of pearlised colour, which in other shampoos make your hair look shinier after one wash, but actually stick to the hair and over time make your hair dirtier. And that is not what shampoo should be about.

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