La Biosthétique

The Culture of Beauty

Anti-Grey

Explore the story behind grey hair.

Woman with flowing silver-grey hair

Understanding grey hair

Grey hair is a natural part of ageing, with timing that differs for everyone. Explore pigmentation, hair structure and scalp care.

Discover Anti-Grey Elixir

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Product information will be available soon.

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Is it right for you?

Discuss your hair and scalp goals with your salon.

  • Consider your natural colour and current routine.
  • Explore product details before choosing care.
Candle bush blossoms

Your daily routine

Follow the instructions supplied with your product.

  • Apply as directed to the scalp.
  • Massage gently and leave in.
Anti-Grey Elixir beside flowering branches

Care from the roots

Scalp care and hair-length care play different roles in a complete routine.

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Inside the formula

Explore the ingredient list and product information in the catalogue.

  • Biomimetic peptide
  • Candle bush extract
  • Malachite extract
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Colour and hair structure

Hair can change in texture as it ages. Adjust your routine to its current needs.

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Why does hair turn grey?

Hair colour comes from melanin. As pigment production changes, new growth can appear grey or white. Genetics influence when this becomes visible.

Hair pigmentation

Pigment is formed in the follicle as hair grows. These illustrations show the transition towards unpigmented hair.

Illustration of a pigmented hair follicleIllustration of a hair follicle losing pigmentIllustration of an unpigmented hair follicle

Care for changing hair

A salon consultation can help you choose the right cleansing, conditioning and scalp care.

Find your salon

Complete your hair-care routine