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Serums for ends and lengths

Biomimetic emollients: a few drops against frizz and dry ends.

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What to take for ends and lengths

Serums cover what shows first on the lengths: a dry bottom, breakage, friction and the loss of a neat finish.

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Targeted support

When a serum is needed on its own

A serum is right when the problem is not all over the head but specifically on the lengths or the ends. It helps keep hair neat after washing, reduces the feeling of a dry edge and supports hair that often rubs against clothes or is blow-dried.

Ends feel rough 01 Ends feel rough

The bottom of the lengths feels dry to the touch, tangles and quickly loses its smooth look.

The lengths snap 02 The lengths snap

After combing you can see short broken pieces, and the edge quickly becomes uneven.

There is friction and styling 03 There is friction and styling

A dryer, a brush, clothes and ponytails quickly take the neatness out of the ends.

How to build the ritual

A ritual for the ends

A serum does not have to go everywhere. Most often the lengths from the middle down are enough, and sometimes only the last few centimetres. If the breakage shows along the whole length, it is better to pair the serum with a mask or a set.

A ritual for the ends
  1. 01 Assess the zone

    The ends, the mid-lengths or the whole length after colouring.

  2. 02 Apply precisely

    Start with a small amount and do not carry the product up to the roots.

  3. 03 Reinforce the ritual

    Add a mask or a set if the problem is not only at the ends.

FAQ

Answers before you buy

Will a serum remove split ends?

No, split ends have to be cut. A serum helps the lengths look neater and lose their finish more slowly.

Where should I apply the serum?

On the lengths and the ends, not near the roots. For fine hair start with a very small amount.

Do I need a serum after an emulsion?

Only if the ends are separately dry or tangle. An emulsion works more broadly along the lengths, a serum more precisely.

What should I choose for breakage?

Keratin support or a set, if the breakage is not only at the ends but along the whole length.

Can I use it before styling?

Yes, if the product works as a leave-in or as a finish before friction and heat.

When should I take the quiz?

If it is unclear whether this is dry ends, breakage or general dullness along the lengths.