1. Hair Care Training by Narissa Burke 1

2. 2 Haircare Our brand new Award winning Haircare range was launched in September 2013 and the lead plant concept is based on cereals under pinned by our philosophy that healthy hair comes from having a healthy scalp. Cereals have many characteristics similar to hair, they grow in a linear fashion, are smooth, structured, flexible & have a very high silicic acid content and this is why they are so effective in helping your hair reach it’s optimum health and bringing about it’s inner balance. Plant based Silicic acid can be absorbed and used more easily by humans than it’s mineral-based counterpart, because it exists in a more organic (living) context. Hair Care 2

3. Healthy hair is well balanced with a natural vitality controlled by a healthy sebum Visible hair is dead, but growing hair cells need to be nourished to encourage healthy development Healthy hair is characterised by natural shine, healthy cuticle (no dry split ends) with oil and moisture content in balance. Shiny healthy hair does not require conditioner as it is conditioned naturally through healthy sebum o This natural balance in hair follicles can be disturbed by chemical stresses, such as silicones and sulphates in conventional products, hormonal changes and mechanical stresses e.g. heat, straightening etc can all damage the healthy balance of Natural Hair. Beautiful hair starts with a healthy scalp. Healthy hair: requires gentle cleansing to restore shine & gentle conditioning to protect against environmental damage such as the sun, drying winds, or the heat from hair appliances. Our products use natural, holistic formulations to cleanse, nourish and protect with plant active ingredients, to provide a ‘free from’ approach to hair care for strong healthy hair to develop. CERTIFIED 100% NATURAL HAIR CARE 3

4. Natural essential oils, each blend is unique to each product in the range 100% natural ingredients NaTrue certified Mild skin friendly cleansers from coconut oil and plant sugars Holistic formulation – all ingredients contribute to effectiveness of product Silicone build up slowly removed, so initially less shine – NB holistic hair care tips Approx 1 month after using natural hair care range......... Initial results report less need for hair washing required Natural healthy state achieved and looks naturally beautiful o This natural balance in hair follicles can be disturbed by chemical stresses, such as silicones and sulphates in conventional products, heat and hormonal changes. Fragrance, Formula & Effectiveness Define Weleda Holistic Hair Care products 4

5. Disodium Cocoyl Glutamate Coconut oil and plant sugars – creates a soft sudsy lather 5

6. Disodium Coco-Glucoside Citrate Coconut oil and fatty alcohol from vegetable oils – skin friendly cleanser that won‘t strip oils from scalp/hair 6

7. Sodium Lauroyl Oat Amino Acids Oat Amino Acids & Salt and Fatty acids from Coconut oil combination – Gentle cleansing and moisturising 7

8. Millet Nourishing Shampoo : for normal hair Structures & maintains Conventional hair care  natural hair care Frequent use shampoo organic millet – rich in silicic acid organic macademia nut oil - not too heavy or light sage - protective and anti-bacterial natural essential oils: grapefruit, peppermint (enlivening) & Amyris (balancing) Maintains hairs natural resilience and shine Provides mild Haircare to maintain and protect healthy hair The oil & water content of the scalp becomes balanced Leaving it healthy and without irritation Regular use of the Conditioner may be required on hair tips Normal hair 8

9. Oat Replenishing Shampoo : for dry & damaged hair Restores & Protects Conventional hair care  natural hair care Avena sativa (oats) – Highest nutritional value of all the cereals, rich in vitamins, minerals and protien organic jojoba oil – replenishes dry/damaged hair sage - protective and anti-bacterial natural essential oils: mimosa (flowery), tonka beans (marzipan) and cedarwood (woody) - Warming and Nourishing Provides mild Haircare to Protect the hair barrier (cuticle) & avoid further damage Restores and replenishes the damaged, protective film Improves strength & moisture so therefore improving suppleness Conventional Haircare uses may start with Oat to replenish and then move onto other ranges Dry and damaged hair 9

10. Wheat Dandruff/Balancing Shampoo : for structuring & balancing Promotes healthy scalp and hair Conventional hair care  natural hair care Sensitive Scalps organic wheat germ oil (high in Vitamin E)Good building block for restructuring hair, soothes the scalp and brings about harmony Pansy – useful for dry flaky scalp Butcher’s broom – anti-inflammatory and stimulates circulation Sage - protective and anti-bacterial natural essential oils: rosemary (aids circulation), Tea-tree (anticeptic properties) and copaiba balm (deep aroma) Provides mild Haircare which balances sensitive scalps Reduces irritation and Stimulates hair roots with nutrients to strengthen the hair Initial results report less need for hair washing required Dandruff 10

11. Oat – nourishing & restorative properties Oat Replenishing Conditioner – restores suppleness improves elasticity & shine organic jojoba – light & nourishing coconut oil – moisturising & softening white mallow – calms irritation, smoothing properties Oat Replenishing Treatment – intensely nourishes, strengthens & protects (Skin Food for your hair!) organic jojoba & coconut oil shea butter – Intensely moisturising pansy – smoothing sea buckthorn – rich in vitamins & omegas Fragranced with Mimosa, Tonka bean & Cedar wood Dry and damaged hair 11

12. Revitalising Hair Tonic - Strengthens hair and invigorates the scalp Originally formulated 1921. Assists with new hair growth and strengthens each hair shaft. Hair looks and feels thicker Rosemary leaf oil – stimulates circulation. Horseradish – Anti-microbial, high in silica & sulphur Stonecrop (Sedum Acre) – anti-inflammatory, also contains sulphur May help stimulate hair growth post chemo-therapy Best applied with a spritz daily Refreshes hair and scalp between washes Hair loss and healthy scalp 12

13. Nourishing Rosemary Hair Oil – Helps repair dry hair and scalp Originally formulated 1922. Nourishes and deep conditioning adding shine and leaving hair more manageable Contains Rosemary - improves circulation Clover with skin regenerating properties Burdock Root for dry scalp, anti-microbial and anti-irritant Peanut oil – oil has been heat treated to remove allergen protein however we would recommend a patch test to be certain. Provides intensive care for split ends Retains the hairs natural shine Ideal for a relaxing and calming scalp massage. (Post Chemo-therapy) Refreshes hair and harmonises the Scalp 13

14. 1. Brushing hair Daily brushing results in shinier and smoother hair. 2. Caring for dry ends Before washing your hair, massage some Oat Replenishing Treatment into the ends and leave for five to ten minutes. 3. Washing hair A scalp massage while washing your hair supplies the roots with the nutrients they need. 4. Using a conditioner Using the Oat Replenishing Conditioner promotes the natural regeneration of dry and damaged hair. 5. Drying hair Using too much heat can damage the hair. Dry your hair and scalp with a towel before using a hairdryer. 6. Massaging scalp Massaging the scalp with the Revitalising Hair Tonic invigorates the scalp and encourages hair growth. Holistic hair care tips Natural hair care works by giving the hair everything it needs to become healthy. This is different to synthetic products which often work by adding a layer of silicone to the hair, giving it an immediate sheen. As your hair adjusts to its new natural regime, there may be a period of time where the silicone has left the hair, but before it has fully regained its natural shine. To help your hair look good during this transition, and to maintain its healthiness afterwards, here are some holistic tips for natural hair care. 14