01 — Wash right
Cleansing is the step everyone gets wrong. Match the wash to your scalp, not your ends.
CleansersNew — Night Shift overnight mask
Twelve products. Four chairs. No filler. Everything we sell was built to solve something we hit on a client, then argued about for a year before it got a bottle.
Formulated and tested in our own salons
Cult classics
Shop by concern
Pick the problem, not the product. We’ll get you to the right bottle in two clicks.
Made · Behind · The · Chair ·
Why we exist
Four stylists, four cities, one shared complaint: the products we reached for every day were either brilliant and ugly, or beautiful and useless. So we made our own, and we tested every formula on paying clients before it got a label.
Three steps
Cleansing is the step everyone gets wrong. Match the wash to your scalp, not your ends.
CleansersNothing you do after the dryer fixes what you skipped before it. Prep isn’t optional.
PrepTexture, gloss or nothing at all. Most people use twice as much product as they need.
FinishersWhat people tell us
“I’ve bought Bad Influence four times because it keeps leaving my flat with other people.”
Dasha K.Verified buyer — Toronto
“Night Shift is the first mask where my colourist actually noticed something changed.”
Lena M.Verified buyer — Montréal
“Main Character gave me a three-day curl for the first time since I big-chopped. No cast, no crunch.”
Amara O.Verified buyer — Vancouver
“Cheat Day is the only dry shampoo that has never turned my roots grey. Redhead, so I would know.”
Sofia R.Verified buyer — Calgary
“I am a stylist. I put Gloss Boss on every client and then have to keep restocking the backbar.”
Théo B.Cult Pro member — Ottawa
Come sit down
60 seconds
Six questions about your hair, your water and your patience. We’ll build the shortest routine that actually works.
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