Hair Types & Treatments

Whether you're managing afro-textured hair, dealing with dryness and damage, or looking after colour-treated strands, Cosmetize's Hair Types & Treatments category organises our range by hair type and concern — the layer between our overall Hair department and the specific concern you're shopping for.  

This category sits within Hair, and organises Cosmetize's hair range by hair type and treatment need rather than product format. 

What This Category Covers? 

Where Hair Products is organised by product format, this category is organised by hair type and concern — helping shoppers with a specific hair type or treatment need find relevant products more directly, across curly and coily hair, dry or damaged hair, colour-treated hair, and chemical treatments like relaxers and texturizers. 

What's Inside Hair Types & Treatments? 

• Afro & Textured — products formulated for coily, kinky, and textured hair patterns. 

• Dry & Damaged Hair — deep conditioning and repair-focused ranges. 

• Curly & Wavy Hair — curl-defining and moisture-focused products. 

• Frizzy Hair — smoothing and anti-humidity formulas. 

• Split Ends Hair — strengthening treatments and protective styling products. 

• Anti-Dandruff — scalp-focused shampoos and treatments. 

• Hair Thinning & Loss — cosmetic products formulated to support the appearance of thinning hair. 

• Hair Growth — scalp and hair care products formulated to support a healthy-looking scalp environment. 

• Scalp Care — products targeting scalp health and comfort. 

• Grey & Silver Hair — toning and brightening formulas for grey and silver tones. 

• Highlighted Hair — colour-safe care for highlighted hair. 

• Blonde Hair — purple and blue toning shampoos and treatments. 

• Lightened Hair — aftercare for bleached and lightened hair. 

• Over Processed Hair — restorative treatments for chemically processed hair. 

• Coloured Hair — colour-safe shampoo, conditioner, and maintenance products. 

Common Problems Customers Face 

• Wanting products suited to a specific hair type or texture rather than browsing by product format alone. 

• Needing a chemical treatment (relaxer, texturizer, colour) and wanting the safety information that comes with it. 

• Looking for an ingredient-led treatment rather than a specific brand or product type. 

How to Choose the Right Products? 

1. Start with your natural hair type — afro, curly, or wavy — as this shapes which formulas will genuinely suit your hair's structure. 
2. Then layer in condition-specific concerns — dryness, damage, frizz, or thinning can affect any hair type and often need targeted products on top of type-specific ones. 
3. If your hair is coloured or chemically treated, prioritise that first. Colour-safe and over-processed hair formulas are usually gentler and more specifically formulated than general options. 
4. Don't be afraid to shop across two or three of these collections at once — most people's hair fits more than one category simultaneously. 
5. Revisit your routine seasonally — hair concerns like dryness or frizz often shift with weather and styling habits.  

Shop Hair Types & Treatments and More 

Every category above links through to detailed buying guidance and, where relevant, safety information specific to that treatment type. 

Shop by Hair Type & Treatment 

• Kids Relaxer & Texturizer — chemical relaxer and texturizer kits for children's hair 

• Men's Relaxers & Texturizers — the equivalent range for men 

• Men's Hair Colours — colour and grey-coverage products 

• Almond Oil, Coconut Oil, Argan Oil, Castor Oil — single-ingredient oil treatments 

Common Questions 

How is this different from the main Hair Products category? 

Hair Products is organised broadly by product format; this category is organised by hair type and treatment need, so it's a better starting point if you know your hair type or concern rather than the product format you want. 

Are chemical treatments like relaxers covered here? 

Yes — relaxer and texturizer categories for both kids and men are linked above, each with their own detailed safety guidance given the nature of these products.