Wet the hair and scalp thoroughly, then apply a small amount of shampoo mainly to the scalp area. Massage gently with your fingertips rather than scratching with nails; the purpose is to loosen oil, sweat and everyday residue at the roots. When you rinse, the foam will pass through the mid-lengths and ends, which is usually enough cleansing for hair that is dry or prone to tangling.
If your hair is very oily at the roots or has a lot of styling product on it, you can shampoo twice: the first wash removes surface residue, and the second usually foams more easily. If your lengths are dry, avoid piling all the hair on top of the head, because that can create knots. Instead, let the hair fall naturally while rinsing.
Because this shampoo is aimed at gentle cleansing with a softer, smoother feel, it works well as part of an everyday or regular hair care routine. For hair that tangles easily, apply a matching balm, conditioner or leave-in product mainly from mid-lengths to ends after washing. This supports combing and helps reduce the rough feeling that can appear after repeated washing or heat styling.