Because they do not contain sulfates, silicones, dyes and salt

– Sulfate substitutes: other surfactants that are much milder and less irritating to the scalp, such as betaine, ampho acetates, sulfosuccinates, and isethionate.

– Silicone substitutes: instead of silicones, the shampoo contains plant-based oligosaccharides and Phytokeratin (natural proteins), both of which lightly condition and soften the hair, resulting in hydrated, nourished, loose and manageable hair.

– Salt substitute: thickener that provides a sponge texture suitable for formulations for sensitive skin.

The biggest difference with a regular shampoo with sulphates is the sensitisation of the scalp. Shampoos with sulphates have a high foaming and cleansing power, and sulphate-free shampoos are less irritating for sensitive scalps.

There are other sulphate-free shampoos on the market, but they are lacking in viscosity, foam and cleansing power. Our 0% shampoo with a sponge texture and high viscosity, produces a much softer foam, with finer and smaller air bubbles, giving the sensation of a creamier foam, obtaining extreme softness and cleanliness on the hair.

The most common sulfate surfactants are sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), sodium laureth sulphate (SLES), and sodium coco sulphate (SCS).

They contain mild and less irritating surfactants for all types of scalp, even sensitive ones.

They have a creamy texture which should be left on for 3 to 5 minutes. in the hair and then rinse.

None of our masks contain silicones.

It is best to use it once a week, but it depends on how damaged your hair is.

The two-phase conditioner is watery and the mask has a creamier texture. The biphasic conditioner has an immediate effect and the mask needs at least 3 minutes to act, in fact the ideal would be to leave it acting on the hair for 15 minutes. The mask needs rinsing and the two-phase conditioner does not.

Both can be incorporated into the routine and used together or alternately:

If the hair is very damaged, dry, and difficult to detangle, after washing, you can use the mask, and after showering, finish the styling by applying VR from mid-lengths to ends, focusing on the ends.
If the hair is not very damaged, but you want to keep it healthy and protected, you can alternate the use of a hair mask and VR.
If you want to avoid using a hair mask but need conditioner to detangle and protect your hair, use only VR.

The “R” stands for all the benefits that VR offers to hair: Restore, Revitalize, Restructure, Renew. Accompanied by our V for Valquer to give it more emphasis and recognize our brand.

The main differences are those detailed in the question “Differences with the biphasic conditioner”, adding that the Total Repair conditioner also has a repairing function.

It is distinguished by its great versatility, as it can be used in different ways depending on each person's needs, and by the large number of benefits it offers: it detangles, reduces damage, increases shine and strength of the hair, protects from temperature and daily damage and seals split ends.

VR should be applied to wet hair after showering. However, if you want to use it as an intensive treatment, you can apply it to dry hair and leave it on for a few hours, then wash it off.

If you are going to make intensive use of heat tools, such as straighteners, curling irons, etc., we advise using heat protectant all over your hair.

Yes! VR can be applied after every wash without any problem.