Hair care is one of the categories where Faberlic competes most directly with mass-market brands, and shampoos are its foundation. The company has been formulating its own cosmetics since 1997, and its hair lines follow the same logic as the rest of the catalogue: clearly structured series for specific hair types and concerns, at prices that make regular repurchase painless.

What the range includes

Instead of a single universal product, the shampoo shelf is divided into task-focused series:

  • Shampoos for dry and damaged hair - nourishing formulas for hair stressed by colouring or heat styling
  • Volume shampoos - lightweight cleansing for fine hair that goes flat quickly
  • Shampoos for oily roots - deeper cleansing to stretch the time between washes
  • Colour-care shampoos - gentler washing that helps dyed hair keep its tone longer
  • Anti-dandruff shampoos - formulas targeting flaking and scalp discomfort
  • Family and kids' shampoos - mild everyday options for the whole household
  • Men's shampoos - often combined formats within the men's care lines

Most series also include matching balms and masks, so a full routine can be assembled from one line. The assortment shifts with each catalogue, which is updated roughly every three weeks.

Who it suits

The range is built for everyday use rather than salon rituals, which makes it a practical choice if you:

  • wash your hair frequently and want a mild formula that will not strip it
  • colour your hair and need cleansing that respects the pigment
  • are shopping for the whole family and prefer one order over several store trips
  • like rotating products - the campaign pricing makes it cheap to try a new series

How to choose

Choosing a shampoo comes down to honest answers about your hair and scalp:

  • Match the series to your scalp first, not the lengths - oily roots need different cleansing than a dry scalp
  • If your hair is coloured, a colour-care shampoo is usually the better default even when hair feels healthy
  • Fine hair benefits from volume formulas; heavy nourishing series can weigh it down
  • For flaking or itching, start with an anti-dandruff shampoo and give it several weeks to work
  • Pair the shampoo with the balm from the same series - they are designed to work together

The current line-up of shampoos and prices is always in the fresh Faberlic catalogue. Registered consultants buy hair care at a discount of up to 26 percent, which adds up quickly on products you reorder every month.