Skip to content
Three care systems

First understand the needs. Then choose the system.Not more products — more logic in the routine.

Soft Care, Intensive Care and Reconstruction PRO are designed for different scalp and length scenarios. Compare them, understand their roles and continue to the detailed explanation.

The ORO Professional approach

One product cannot do every job.

Shampoo cleanses the scalp. Balsam completes the base care for the lengths. A mask is added according to the current condition of the hair. Heat protection works before drying, and oil is the finishing step after it.

That is why ORO Professional builds care as a sequence — not as a collection of random products.

  • Shampoo

    Cleanses the scalp and roots.

  • Mask

    An additional step chosen for the current condition of the lengths. A mask does not replace balsam.

  • Balsam

    Completes the base care with softness and easier detangling.

  • Heat protection

    Protects before a hairdryer or hot tools.

  • Oil

    A finishing shine and polished look after drying. Does not replace heat protection.

Quick comparison

Which base is closest to your scenario?

  • Gentle base

    Soft Care

    When the priority is comfort for a sensitive scalp and gentle regular cleansing.

    Best when

    • sensitive, dry or tight scalp;
    • frequent washing;
    • care after keratin;
    • a gentle base is needed.

    Base system

    Soft Care Shampoo + Soft Care Balsam

  • Balance and lightness

    Intensive Care

    When the roots lose freshness quickly and the lengths need shine and lightness without weight.

    Best when

    • normal scalp;
    • roots lose freshness quickly;
    • fine hair;
    • regular supportive care.

    Base system

    Intensive Care Shampoo + Intensive Care Balsam

  • Richer care

    Reconstruction PRO

    When the lengths are dry, porous, lightened, brittle or weakened.

    Best when

    • pronounced dryness and porosity;
    • lightening or frequent colouring;
    • breakage;
    • significant frizz;
    • difficult detangling.

    Base system

    Reconstruction PRO Shampoo + Reconstruction PRO Balsam

In more detail

What each system supports.

Soft Care

A gentle system for sensitive scalps, frequent washing and care after keratin.

What it supports

Scalp comfort, softness, smoothness and manageability through the lengths.

Base products

  • Soft Care Shampoo
  • Soft Care Balsam

Suitable scenarios

  • sensitive or dry scalp;
  • frequent washing;
  • hair after keratin or a smoothing treatment;
  • a soft, comfortable base is needed.

How to choose a mask

  • BioHydra Therapy Complex — when the lengths lack hydration without pronounced damage.
  • Lipid & Ceramide Therapy — when a sensitive scalp is combined with very dry, porous or damaged lengths.

Exception: Soft Care Shampoo + Soft Care Balsam may remain the base for a sensitive scalp while Lipid & Ceramide Therapy strengthens care for damaged lengths.

Finishing steps

Active Thermo Cream when heat is used; Argan Elixir Oil after full drying.

Intensive Care

A balanced system for freshness, lightness, shine and regular maintenance.

What it supports

Light roots, shine, smoothness and manageability without unnecessary weight.

Base products

  • Intensive Care Shampoo
  • Intensive Care Balsam

Suitable scenarios

  • normal scalp;
  • roots lose freshness quickly;
  • fine or combination hair;
  • regular supportive care.

How to choose a mask

  • BioHydra Therapy Complex — the usual supportive hydration option.
  • Lipid & Ceramide Therapy — only when the lengths temporarily need richer care after colouring, seasonal dryness or damage.

Finishing steps

Active Thermo Cream before heat; Argan Elixir Oil after drying.

Reconstruction PRO

A richer system for dry, porous, lightened and weakened lengths.

What it supports

Softness, smoothness, a denser cared-for look and easier detangling.

Base products

  • Reconstruction PRO Shampoo
  • Reconstruction PRO Balsam

Suitable scenarios

  • pronounced dryness and porosity;
  • lightening or frequent colouring;
  • breakage and roughness;
  • difficult detangling and significant frizz.

How to choose a mask

  • Lipid & Ceramide Therapy — the primary richer mask for this scenario.
  • BioHydra Therapy Complex — when the main temporary need is hydration rather than damage repair.

Finishing steps

Active Thermo Cream before heat; Argan Elixir Oil after drying.

Sequence

The base system stays simple.

A regular day

  1. 01 Shampoo
  2. 02 Balsam
  3. 03 Active Thermo Cream before drying
  4. 04 Argan Elixir Oil after drying

A day with a mask

  1. 01 Shampoo
  2. 02 One selected mask
  3. 03 Balsam
  4. 04 Active Thermo Cream before drying
  5. 05 Argan Elixir Oil after drying

A mask does not replace balsam. It adds a separate step, and balsam completes the base care.

Active Thermo Cream is required when using a hairdryer or hot tools.

Argan Elixir Oil is concentrated — begin with one drop.

How to choose a mask

Not stronger or weaker — for a different need.

BioHydra Therapy Complex

Use when

  • moderate dryness;
  • roughness;
  • mild frizz;
  • a hydration deficit;
  • no pronounced breakage or damage.

Frequency

1–2 times within 7 days, depending on need.

Lipid & Ceramide Therapy

Use when

  • pronounced dryness;
  • porosity;
  • lightening;
  • breakage;
  • damage;
  • significant frizz.

Frequency

Once every 7–10 days.

  • Use only one mask during one wash.
  • Apply to damp, towel-squeezed lengths.
  • Avoid the scalp.
  • Follow with balsam.
Finishing steps

Heat protection and oil serve different roles.

Active Thermo Cream

Role

A leave-in step before a hairdryer, brushing, curling iron or straightener.

How to apply

On damp lengths, roughly 5 cm from the roots. Not rinsed out.

Important

Not replaced by oil.

Argan Elixir Oil

Role

A concentrated finishing step for shine, softness and a polished look at the ends.

How to apply

Begin with one drop, applied after full drying.

Important

Does not replace heat protection.

Quick table

Compare by the main criteria.

Primary focus

Soft Care
Gentleness and comfort
Intensive Care
Balance, freshness and lightness
Reconstruction PRO
Dryness, porosity and damage

Scalp condition

Soft Care
Sensitive, dry or prone to discomfort
Intensive Care
Normal or loses freshness quickly
Reconstruction PRO
Comfortable, without pronounced sensitivity

Length condition

Soft Care
Normal or moderately dry
Intensive Care
Normal, fine or combination
Reconstruction PRO
Dry, porous, lightened or damaged

Hair density

Soft Care
Varies
Intensive Care
Fine or medium
Reconstruction PRO
Medium, dense or weakened after colouring

Typical mask

Soft Care
BioHydra; Lipid for the sensitive-scalp / damaged-length exception
Intensive Care
BioHydra; Lipid temporarily when needed
Reconstruction PRO
Lipid; BioHydra for hydration-focused needs

Keratin suitability

Soft Care
Priority base
Intensive Care
Compare individually
Reconstruction PRO
Only when strong damage prevails

Risk of weighing down

Soft Care
Low to moderate
Intensive Care
Lowest
Reconstruction PRO
Higher for fine hair

Best for

Soft Care
Sensitive scalps and frequent washing
Intensive Care
Normal, fine or combination hair
Reconstruction PRO
Dry, porous, lightened or weakened lengths
You do not have to remember every difference

A few answers help build your system.

The personal match considers scalp, length condition, colouring, porosity, density and drying habits. The result is a base system, one mask and the finishing steps you actually need.

Already know what you need?

Continue to the quick catalogue.

The catalogue lets you browse products, photos, volumes, prices and the dedicated page for each item.

Personal recommendation

Not sure which system to choose?

A few simple questions will help consider your scalp, lengths, colouring history and usual routine.