In the world of cosmetics and more specifically hair products, innovation is essential to meet your needs, which evolve day by day. Among the new trends, the use of prebiotics in hair products is starting to emerge. But then, what exactly are they? What are they for and why use them in your hair routine? Answers in this article!
Have you ever typed into the internet: “What are prebiotics?” Then this article is made for you! Prebiotics are non-digestible compounds found in certain foods that promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestine. They act as a source of food for probiotics, these living microorganisms whose health benefits are well established. By improving the balance of the intestinal flora, prebiotics can also play a role in general well-being and, by extension, influence external aspects of health, such as that of hair.
It is essential to differentiate prebiotics from probiotics. While prebiotics are fibers that feed good bacteria, probiotics are these beneficial bacteria themselves. Together, they create a healthy environment both inside and outside. For hair, using products containing both prebiotics and probiotics can maximize the benefits.
In the world of beauty, it’s exactly the same thing. Prebiotics are ingredients that promote the growth of good bacteria on the skin. They help strengthen the skin barrier, balance the pH, and create an environment conducive to favorable microbial flora, which can help reduce skin problems such as inflammation or irritation.
At the level of hair care, prebiotics play a fundamental role in maintaining a healthy and balanced scalp. They help nourish and support the microbiomes, which are communities of microorganisms living on the surface of the skin, including the scalp.
Prebiotics can be found in foods rich in fibers or in hair care products. More and more brands are innovating by integrating prebiotics into their formulations.
Now that you have understood the role of prebiotics and that you certainly want to integrate them into your hair routine, we will give you all our advice.
To make the most of the benefits of prebiotics, we have developed a new shampoo enriched with prebiotics, our organic shampoo Naturalys.
This shampoo, designed for very sensitive scalps, is rebalancing and ultra-gentle. Thanks to its innovative prebiotic-based technology, it cleans while balancing the microbiota, for a healthy scalp. As we explained to you in a previous article, the scalp microbiota plays an essential role in the health of your hair.
It is rich in different active ingredients:
Its little extra? It releases a subtle orange blossom scent that we particularly appreciate. It is not strong and will not irritate people who are sensitive to smells.
To complete our prebiotic-based shampoo Naturalys, it is important to offer yourself a complete routine for even more effective results.
Before the shampoo, we recommend offering your clients an oil bath, to best soothe their sensitive scalps. To do this, you can choose a base of vegetable oils Repair or Renovator depending on the nature of your clients’ hair. Simply combine it with Dermosweet, our essential oil elixir designed for the most sensitive scalps. This deep oil bath will cleanse the scalp, soothe it and prevent itching.
After having done two shampoos with Naturalys, we recommend using the Sweet Care conditioner, to detangle and moisturize. Sweet Care is our organic conditioner that cares for the most delicate scalps.
This is how you can achieve a 100% personalized routine for sensitive scalps. Respectful of the scalp, organic and effective, it is the best way to take care of your scalp with Naturalys.

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