You can easily find a shampoo for wavy, straight, or curly hair, but other factors such as oiliness, heat damage, and hair dyeing history can make it hard to pinpoint what product works for you.

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Prose, a company known for delivering highly individualized hair care with more than 50 billion different product formulas available, believes the future of e-commerce will pivot around one thing: ...