Luseta builds each of its ranges around one job. Picking the right one matters more than picking the most expensive one, and the four ranges ProHair carries do genuinely different things.
Biotin & Collagen — for hair that feels thin or limp
This is the volume and strength range. Biotin and hydrolysed collagen sit on the hair shaft and add measurable body, so fine hair holds a blow-dry longer and flat roots lift. Use it when the complaint is "my hair has gone flat" rather than "my hair feels rough". It comes as a shampoo and conditioner in 500 ml and 1 L, plus a mask and a strengthening oil for weekly use.
Keratin Smooth — for coarse, frizzy or chemically processed hair
Keratin is the protein hair is actually made of, and this range replaces what heat styling and colour strip out. It is the right choice for frizz, for hair that will not take a smooth finish, and for anyone between salon smoothing treatments. Shampoo and conditioner in 500 ml and 1 L, with a mask and a repair serum.
Glossy Pearl — for dullness rather than damage
The lightest of the four. If hair is healthy but has lost its shine, Glossy Pearl adds slip and light reflection without weighing anything down. This is the range to pick when a heavier mask has made hair look greasy rather than glossy.
Colour Brightening Purple — for blonde, silver and highlighted hair
A toning range, not a care range. Purple pigment neutralises the yellow that develops in lightened hair. It is used alongside one of the other three, not instead of one — see our purple shampoo guide for how often to use it.
Choosing between them
Ask what the hair is doing wrong. Flat and weak points to Biotin & Collagen. Rough, frizzy or over-processed points to Keratin Smooth. Dull but otherwise fine points to Glossy Pearl. Brassy or yellow points to Colour Brightening. If two apply, run the care range daily and the toning range weekly.
Every range is sulfate-free and safe on colour-treated hair, so mixing ranges across a routine does no harm.