Shampoo & Conditioner

The foundation of a good hair routine. Discover shampoos and conditioners selected to cleanse, soften, hydrate and support healthier-looking hair, from everyday wash-day essentials to formulas designed for dryness, damage, scalp care and more targeted needs. Find the pair that works with your hair type, routine and how often you wash.

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Shampoo and conditioner are the starting point of most haircare routines, but the right formulas can do more than simply cleanse and soften. Depending on your hair and scalp needs, they can help support hydration, manage dryness, improve the feel of damaged hair and keep your wash-day routine feeling balanced.

At Vault, we curate shampoos and conditioners across a range of hair types and concerns, from gentle everyday formulas to more targeted options for dry lengths, sensitive scalps or hair that needs extra strengthening and care. Some are designed to work as a matching pair, while others can be mixed and matched depending on what your scalp and ends need most.

Choosing the right shampoo and conditioner comes down to both hair type and lifestyle. If you wash frequently, you may prefer something gentle and lightweight. Drier or more processed hair can benefit from richer conditioning formulas, while scalp-focused products can help make the cleansing step feel more considered.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right shampoo and conditioner?

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Start with your hair and scalp needs. Dry or damaged hair may benefit from more nourishing formulas, while fine or oilier hair may prefer lightweight products. If your scalp is sensitive or prone to build-up, look for formulas designed with scalp care in mind.

Do I need to use matching shampoo and conditioner?

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Not necessarily. Matching formulas are often designed to complement one another, but you can also mix products if your scalp and lengths have different needs.

How often should I wash my hair?

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There is no single rule. How often you wash depends on your hair type, scalp, styling habits and lifestyle. Some people wash daily, while others prefer several days between washes.

Should conditioner go on the scalp?

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Usually, conditioner is focused on the mid-lengths and ends, especially if your hair is fine or prone to oiliness. Some scalp-specific conditioning products are designed differently, so follow the individual directions.

What is the difference between hydrating and strengthening haircare?

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Hydrating formulas focus on moisture and softness, while strengthening products are designed to support hair that feels weak, brittle or damaged. Some shampoos and conditioners combine both benefits.