Cosmex Balance Set Shampoo + Conditioner 2×1000 ml

A complete, systematic care routine for the most common and most demanding hair type — combination: roots that quickly turn greasy and flat, while the lengths and ends stay dry, rough, and dull. Two products from the same line work in tandem to tackle both concerns at once. The sulfate-free shampoo gently cleanses the scalp and regulates oiliness at the roots without drying out the lengths. The conditioner nourishes dry lengths, keeps the scalp comfortable, and doesn't weigh down the root area. Together they restore the hair's natural equilibrium: fresh, clean roots, soft and shiny lengths, and a calm, well-tended scalp.

What's in the set

Balancing shampoo Cosmex BALANCE, 1000 ml — sulfate-free, gently cleanses the scalp and regulates root oiliness.

Balancing conditioner Cosmex BALANCE, 1000 ml — nourishes the lengths and keeps the scalp comfortable without weighing it down.

Who this set is for

For combination scalp type: oily roots plus dry lengths. This is an extremely common situation where standard hair care almost always misses the mark — either drying out the lengths with aggressive cleansing, or weighing down the roots with a heavy conditioner. The BALANCE set is made specifically for those whose roots and lengths behave differently and need different approaches within a single routine. Suitable for both men and women.

Why roots get oily while lengths dry out

Sebaceous glands are active at the roots; the lengths have none. When aggressive sulfate shampoos are used frequently, the scalp dries out and responds by producing even more sebum, while the lengths grow increasingly dry. A vicious cycle forms: the harder you fight oiliness with aggression, the worse it gets for both roots and lengths. Breaking the cycle requires balance — gentle cleansing, smart sebum regulation, and proper care for the lengths.

How the shampoo and conditioner work together

First, the shampoo: its mild sulfate-free base delicately cleanses the scalp without disrupting the protective barrier, while niacinamide and zinc PCA bring sebum production at the roots under control. Roots stay fresh longer and root-area lightness returns. Then the conditioner: its lightweight conditioning base smooths and softens dry lengths, aloe hydrates and soothes, and salicylic acid gently renews the scalp. The result is complete care — both the scalp and the lengths get exactly what they need, with no trade-offs.

Key actives

Niacinamide (vitamin B3) — soothes and revitalises the scalp, helps normalise sebum production, and supports overall balance.

Zinc PCA — a sebum-regulating ingredient that controls scalp oiliness and keeps roots looking fresh.

Panthenol (in the shampoo) — hydrates and softens the lengths, adding elasticity and shine.

Aloe vera (in the conditioner) — hydrates the hair and soothes the scalp, leaving a feeling of freshness.

Salicylic acid (in the conditioner) — gently renews the scalp and helps keep the root area clean.

Sulfate-free cleansing base — clean results without drying out the lengths.

What you'll notice

Roots stay fresh and clean for longer, hair doesn't look greasy by evening, and root-area volume returns. The lengths, meanwhile, become softer, smoother, and noticeably shinier, easier to comb through, and less frizzy. The scalp feels calm and comfortable. The key result of the set is balance: roots and lengths finally behave the way they should. The effect is cumulative and most visible with regular use of the shampoo and conditioner together.

How to use

Start with the shampoo: apply to wet hair, lather thoroughly, and massage the scalp and root area. Distribute the lather along the lengths without rubbing, leave for a minute, then rinse. Follow with the conditioner: apply to the lengths and ends, keeping it away from the roots. Leave for one to two minutes and rinse thoroughly with warm water. Use regularly. Focus the shampoo on the roots and the conditioner on the lengths only — that's the golden rule for combination hair care.

Why the set is the better choice

A systematic routine always works better and costs less than mixing and matching individual products.