I'm Christophe Robin, French hair colorist.
We're in my first pop-up boutique in Tribeca, New York.
I launched my own product 22 years ago.
I'm a hair colorist since 40 years and what I want is to have longest lasting color as
possible so I created product to help you to achieve that and to wash your hair the
minimum as possible.
I'm gonna explain to you how to carefully take care of your hair and how to wash your
hair properly.
We're gonna wash our lovely model's hair and I'm gonna show you step by step how to do
it.
How would you describe your hair?
Fine and on the more oily side.
My recommendation for her is not something too aggressive because it's fine, I would
use Jujube Bark Extract shampoo which is a kind of for oily roots and dry ends.
If you have a very oily scalp an old grandmother recipe is my Sea Salt Scrub with a little
bit of my cleansing mask with lemon, does miracle on to the scalp.
Sometimes the night before shampooing your hair you can put a little bit of lavender
oil or almond oil, a little bit onto the ends and you're gonna brush it in from the bottom
first and after you up.
And you see how it works with a good brush and it's not stressing for the hair.
A good temperature, as I said medium not too hot.
A little amount of a Purifying Shampoo with Jujube Bark Extract and I'm gonna go just
onto the roots and instead of reusing some shampoo I'm just gonna add a little water
and when I give the shampoo, I really give a good massage.
So the length, you know I show you, I'm just pulling the product like that.
Most of the time when people wash their hair, they never rinse enough so you have a coat
of product left onto your scalp and that product doesn't allow your scalp to breathe and then
it becomes greasy again and then you have to wash it the day after or another time.
Now I'm gonna put a little bit of my Rose Conditioner.
Rose water works a little bit like a for her hair, so it's gonna be good to give her a
little volume.
For her hair I just take a teeny bit, like 2 cherries.
And then just gonna put it onto the ends and now we're gonna rinse very, very well, once
again.
Are you brave enough for a little cold water?
Cold water is gonna lock the pore of your scalp and it's gonna lock the cuticle of your
hair.
Now we're gonna dry it very gently and would you like the see a way to detangle your hair?
It's a great way.
It removes all of the water.
It gives body onto the roots.
When you detangle same thing you start from the ends.
And I'm not pulling too hard.
I'm brushing it and we're close to the end.
You have a lovely shine, a lovely natural shine.
And you see if use the brush the brush at the last moment as a teeny blow-dry.
You should moisture your hair everyday as it's so fragile onto the ends, but it's like
water so it's not something that's gonna make your hair greasy as she wants volume.
Just a teeny bit onto the ends and look it feels good now.
It feels very good.
Voila!
Are you gonna wash you hair any differently now Madeleine?
Never, never any differently.