As September rolls in and sun-drenched summer holidays become happy memories, many of us return with less-welcome souvenirs: hair that’s been frazzled by UV rays, dried out by chlorine, and dulled by salty sea air. Post-holiday hair damage is common, but with the right products you can bring your locks back to life.
If you’re looking to rescue your hair from dryness, brittleness and fading colour, these three hero products are designed to repair, nourish, and restore—leaving your hair healthy, glossy, and full of vitality once more.
REPAIR: Odylique Reviving Rosemary Shampoo
RRP £14.50 for 200ml
This gentle, nourishing shampoo cleanses away salt and chlorine build-up while supporting scalp health. Powered by two potent rosemary extracts, rice water, and seaweed, it encourages healthy growth and natural shine—perfect for reviving stressed-out summer hair.
NOURISH: Odylique Reviving Rosemary Conditioner
RRP £18.50 for 200ml
The ideal partner to the shampoo, this lightweight yet deeply moisturising conditioner doubles down on hydration. Using rosemary, nettle, and horsetail extracts, it strengthens and soothes the scalp, while jojoba oil and shea butter detangle and restore softness to sun-parched ends.
RESTORE: It’s Pure Herbal Hair Colour
RRP £10.95
Sun exposure and chlorine can leave colour faded and lifeless. Available in nine shades, this 100% organic and natural herbal hair dye revives vibrancy and shine without harsh chemicals. Enriched with Ayurvedic herbs like henna and amla, it conditions while delivering rich, lasting colour.
Available in: Indigo Black, Very Dark Brown, Dark Brown, Natural Brown, Chestnut, Auburn, Henna Red, Strawberry Blonde, Golden Blonde.
Bring Your Hair Back to Life
Your summer might be over, but your hair doesn’t have to look like it’s still recovering. With the right care, you can reverse sun, sea and chlorine damage and enjoy strong, shiny, and healthy locks well into autumn. Whether you need a restorative cleanse, deep hydration, or a colour refresh, these products are your ultimate post-holiday rescue kit.
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