Transform your routine with our Hair Care collection, part of our wider Health & Beauty range. Healthy hair starts at the scalp — the living part of hair sits beneath the skin, while the visible hair shaft cannot repair itself once damaged, which is why good hair care focuses on gentle cleansing, regular conditioning, and protecting hair from damage rather than trying to "fix" it after the fact. Our range covers everything from everyday shampoos and conditioners tailored to different hair types to deeper repair treatments and styling essentials that help protect hair from daily wear.

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Shop by Hair Need

Everyone's hair is different, so we've organised our collection around common hair needs, making it easier to find products that actually suit your hair type and concerns.

Shampoos & Conditioners

Hydrating formulas for dry hair, anti-dandruff options, and colour-protect solutions for treated hair.

Repair & Treatment

Hair masks, keratin treatments, and leave-in conditioners to restore strength and shine.

Nourishing Oils

Argan, coconut, and other natural oils to add moisture and manage frizz.

Styling Support

Heat-protection sprays and serums that smooth hair and guard against daily styling damage.

Know Your Formula

Understanding Sulfate-Free & Gentle Formulas

Shampoo works by breaking down the surface tension of water so it can lift away oil, dirt, and product buildup from the hair and scalp — this is known as the wetting and emulsifying action.

Standard Shampoo

Contains Sulfates

Creates the familiar rich, foaming lather.
Cleans thoroughly, removing oil and buildup fast.
Can strip natural oils and hair dye more aggressively.
Sulfate-Free Shampoo

Gentle Formula

Cleans more gently, with less foam.
Helps protect colour on treated hair.
Reduces dryness over repeated washes.

Hair Health & Nutrition

What you eat plays a real role in how your hair looks and feels, since the hair follicle is fed by nutrients carried through the bloodstream. B vitamins, particularly biotin, B5, and B6, are widely recognised as important for hair strength, shine, and reducing shedding, while a balanced diet rich in protein, healthy fats, and iron supports steady, healthy hair growth. For more detail on biotin and its role in the body, the NHS guide to vitamins and minerals is a helpful resource.

Biotin
B5 & B6
Protein
Iron

For a complete self-care routine, explore our Bath & Body range for refreshing shower gels, body lotions, and daily essentials that complement your beauty regimen — delivered across the UK.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our hair care range

What's the difference between sulfate and sulfate-free shampoo?
Sulfate shampoos create more foam and clean more aggressively, but can strip natural oils and colour from the hair. Sulfate-free shampoos are gentler and better suited to dry, sensitive, or colour-treated hair, as they help preserve moisture and colour over time.
How often should I wash my hair?
This depends on your hair type and scalp condition — oilier hair or teenagers often need more frequent washing, while babies, older adults, and those with drier scalps typically produce less natural oil and can wash less often without it affecting hair health.
What causes split ends, and how can I prevent them?
Split ends occur when the protective outer layer of the hair shaft wears away, usually from heat styling, chemical treatments, or general wear over time. Regular trims, reduced heat exposure, and using leave-in conditioners or hair oils can help prevent and manage them.
Can diet really affect hair health?
Yes, nutrient deficiencies — particularly in B vitamins like biotin, iron, protein, and zinc — often show up first in the hair, contributing to shedding, brittleness, or slower growth. A balanced diet supports steady, healthy hair growth over time.
Are natural or vegan hair care products as effective as standard ones?
Natural and vegan formulations can be just as effective as standard products, particularly for gentle daily care, though effectiveness always depends on the specific formulation and how well it suits your individual hair type.
What should I do if I notice persistent dandruff or scalp irritation?
Occasional flaking can often be managed with anti-dandruff shampoo, but persistent itchiness, redness, or unusual symptoms that don't improve with regular washing may be worth discussing with a dermatologist or trichologist.
Where can I learn more about Apon Mini Market or get in touch?
You can explore our story on the About Us page, or reach our support team directly through Contact Us for any order, product, or delivery queries.