Most of the questions revolve around your hair type and hair care habits — nothing too surprising here. You'll also be asked about your diet, stress levels, and physical activity, which are all factors that can affect hair health.
Every city experiences different levels of UV, pollution, humidity, and wind. The water you drink out of the tap and that you wash your hair with matters, too.
There are three fragrances to choose from, but you can also go fragrance-free. I got the Signature and loved its fresh, floral scent that lingered on my hair.
Prose currently offers three products: a hair mask, shampoo, and conditioner. You don't have to get all three, and you can order more than one bottle of any product when you check out.
The mask lasts up to 10 weeks while the shampoo and conditioner last six to eight weeks. Each product's price will depend on your unique combination of ingredients, but start at $25.
You can also subscribe to automatic shipments (every one, two, or three months) for 20% off your order.
Here's a sampling of a few of those ingredients and what they do:
Formulations are always free of parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, dye, and GMOs. You can also specify if you want it to be vegan, gluten-free, and/or silicone-free.
Though the shampoo and conditioner smelled amazing, my hair felt limp every time I used them. I was disappointed, so I took advantage of Prose's 100% satisfaction guarantee policy, which lets you give feedback on your first formulation and offers a reformulation, free of charge.
I'm glad I did, because my new Prose products were a hit. My hair was less oily, it felt stronger and smoother, and it boasted a healthy shine.
You can expect to pay at least double what you're probably used to paying for shampoo and conditioner from a drug store. There's certainly a price to pay for personalization, but Prose's high-quality, better-for-your-hair formulations make the higher cost worth it.
Get your personalized hair-care formula at Prose here
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