Is this shampoo suitable for coloured hair?

Yes, the rye and honey shampoo is intended primarily for damaged hair — and colouring is one of the common reasons why hair becomes drier, duller and coarser to the touch.

The two key ingredients work together: cereal extracts, including rye, help hair look visibly fuller and less brittle, while honey retains moisture, so the strands look livelier and shine. After washing, the lengths are less frizzy — this is especially noticeable on coloured hair, which tends to be dry and to lose its smoothness.

An important point: the shampoo cleanses gently without weighing down the lengths. This is essential for coloured hair, for which harsh cleansing is contraindicated — it washes out the pigment faster and dries out the hair structure even more.

For a more complete result, the manufacturer recommends combining the shampoo with the conditioner from the same range: the conditioner reinforces the care and makes combing easier, which reduces mechanical damage during styling.

If your scalp is sensitive or prone to reacting to plant and fragrance ingredients, it is better to introduce a new product gradually. If you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients, do not use the shampoo; in case of an allergic reaction, stop using it and see a doctor; avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes.