Hair Serum Cleansing – for healthy, fresh hair
Discover cleansing hair serums for a clean, well-groomed hair feeling. Our selection of hair serums offers you innovative solutions for hair and scalp care. Give your hair the freshness it deserves!
Hair serum
Content: 735 ml (CHF 17.85* / 100 ml)
Content: 790 ml (CHF 18.42* / 100 ml)
Content: 790 ml (CHF 17.34* / 100 ml)
Content: 590 ml (CHF 17.62* / 100 ml)
Content: 590 ml (CHF 17.54* / 100 ml)
Content: 485 ml (CHF 21.86* / 100 ml)
Content: 150 ml (CHF 22.33* / 100 ml)
What is a cleansing hair serum?
A cleansing hair serum gently removes residue, excess sebum, and styling products from hair and scalp. It provides a light, fresh feeling and supports the natural balance of your scalp.
Who is a cleansing hair serum suitable for?
Ideal for all hair types, especially for oily roots, product buildup, or sensitive scalp. Also helpful for fine hair or after frequent styling. Discover serums for fine hair as well.
Active ingredients and technologies
Our hair serums contain ingredients such as niacinamide, salicylic acid, aloe vera, or tea tree oil. They cleanse gently, provide moisture, and strengthen hair from root to tip.
Application and tips
Apply the serum to the scalp or damp hair and massage in gently. Depending on the product, you can rinse it out or leave it in. For best results, use regularly.
Your path to well-groomed hair
Find the right cleansing hair serum and experience a new hair feeling. Discover now at clickandcare.ch and benefit from attractive prices!
How often should I use a cleansing hair serum?
1–2 times per week is usually enough, depending on your hair's needs.
Can I use the hair serum on sensitive scalp?
Yes, many serums are suitable for sensitive scalp. Look for gentle ingredients.
What is the difference between a cleansing hair serum and shampoo?
Serums target the scalp and hair structure more specifically, while shampoo mainly cleanses.
Does a hair serum help with oily hair?
Yes, special serums regulate sebum production and provide a fresh feeling.
