Skala Cosmetics: Vegan Hair Care for Every Texture

Skala

Skala is a Brazilian haircare brand famous for its 1 kg tubs of treatment cream, which give a lot of product for the price. The brand describes its range as vegan. We stock around 50 Skala products, including Babosa (aloe vera), Mais Cachos, Divino Potao, Passion Fruit, Black Mud and Amido de Milho.

Which Skala cream do you need?

  • Mais Cachos: the best known for curls. Moisture and definition for curly and coily hair.
  • Babosa: aloe vera for hydration and softness.
  • Divino Potao: a rich cream popular as a leave-in for curls.
  • Amido de Milho: corn starch cream, used for softness and shine.
  • Black Mud: for a deeper cleanse and treatment.

Common questions

How do I use Skala cream? Most can be used three ways: as a rinse-out conditioner, a deep mask left on for 15 to 20 minutes, or a leave-in styling cream. Check the tub.

Is Skala good for afro hair? Yes. It is widely used on type 3 and 4 hair for moisture and slip.

How long does a tub last? A 1 kg tub lasts most people a couple of months or more.

See also Novex and hair masks.

Order online for UK delivery, or visit CC Hair & Beauty in Chapeltown, Roundhay or Leeds City Centre.

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Skala Cosmetics: Vegan Hair Care for Every Texture FAQs

Is Skala suitable for all hair textures?
The range includes products aimed at curly, coily and straight hair, so check the product name and description to find one suited to your texture.
Are Skala products vegan?
Skala is described as a vegan hair care brand, but check the individual product's packaging or page for its full ingredient list before buying.
Can I use a treatment cream as a leave-in conditioner?
Some Skala products are labelled 2-in-1 treatment and leave-in creams, so these can be used both ways; for others, follow the instructions on the pack to see how they are meant to be used.
Should I patch test before using a new hair treatment or mask?
Yes, it's sensible to patch test any new hair product on a small area of skin first and follow the instructions on the pack, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergies.
How do I choose between the different hair jellies and gels?
These are generally used for styling and curl definition, but hold, scent and finish can vary between products, so check each product's page for details.