Biolage Line by Line: HydraSource, ColorLast, SmoothProof, Strength Recovery, ScalpSync, Volume Boost & Full Rescue

Each Biolage line is built around a single micro-dosed concentrate, and every product inside the line carries it. This guide takes them one at a time: the ingredient, what Biolage claims, the products and sizes we stock, and the routine that ties them together. If you would rather start from the problem than from the line, read Biolage by Concern instead.

Prices and sizes below were correct on ProHair.ca in September 2026. Ranges change and packages are discontinued — always confirm the exact size and price on the product page before you buy.

HydraSource — aloe, for dry hair

The everyday moisture line and the one most people should start with. Biolage builds it on aloe vera, with hyaluronic acid in the shampoo, the Leave-In Cream and the Moisture Method serum, and claims 6x more hydration after one use for the shampoo, conditioning balm and leave-in tonic used together against a non-conditioning shampoo.

Best for: dry, dull hair that is otherwise healthy. Not for: coarse or very dry hair — go up to Ultra HydraSource.

Ultra HydraSource — cupuaçu butter, for very dry and coarse hair

Biolage describes this as a rich moisture concentrate infused with cold-pressed cupuaçu butter and filtered salicylic acid, the salicylic acid clearing build-up so the moisture can get in. The brand's claim is 72 hours of moisture and frizz control in a consumer test.

Best for: thick, coarse, very dry hair. Not for: fine hair, which will read it as heavy.

ColorLast — soybean oil, for colour-treated hair

A low-pH system: Biolage says the shampoo cleanses gently without stripping colour and nourishes with soybean oil and stearic acid, and claims the line prolongs day-one tone for up to 40 washes, with 35% more shine and 2x stronger hair after one use against a non-conditioning shampoo.

Best for: any colour you paid for. Not for: the purple shampoo on virgin dark hair — it has nothing to neutralise. Full detail in Biolage for Colour-Treated & Blonde Hair.

SmoothProof — camellia oil, for frizz

Biolage's anti-frizz line, micro-dosed with camellia oil and glycerin, with a claim of 80% less frizz for up to 24 hours for the serum. Frizz is a humidity problem, so this line is about sealing the cuticle rather than weighing hair down.

Best for: wavy and humidity-sensitive hair. Pair it with the Thermal Active Setting Spray ($21.03) — heat styling without protection re-roughens the cuticle you just smoothed.

Strength Recovery — olive squalane and vegan protein, for damaged hair

The repair line. Biolage says it replenishes lipids lost to mechanical, heat and chemical damage using distilled olive squalane and vegan protein, and claims 3x stronger hair after one use.

Best for: hair that snaps. Not for: hair that is dry but not damaged — that is a HydraSource problem, and the distinction is worth getting right.

ScalpSync — fermented teas and glycolic acid, for the scalp

Four shampoos, one conditioner and two treatments, because "scalp problem" is four different problems. Biolage builds the line on fermented teas and filtered glycolic acid.

Which shampoo, and how to use each one properly, is the whole of The Biolage ScalpSync Guide.

Volume Boost — soy protein, for fine hair

Micro-filtered soy protein and polymers. Biolage's framing is volume without weight, and the line is deliberately short: nothing in it is rich, and that is the point.

Best for: fine and flat hair. Not for: anyone who also wants a mask or an oil in the same routine — adding one undoes the line.

Full Rescue — rosemary oil and niacinamide, for hair that looks thinner

The newest line. Biolage's claim is a 74% increase in resistance to hair fall due to breakage from brushing, for the shampoo, conditioner and serum used together against a non-conditioning shampoo, and the mask is fortified with steam-distilled rosemary oil and triple-purified niacinamide. This is a scalp routine as much as a hair routine, which is why the serum is a step rather than an extra.

Full Rescue is cosmetic support for hair that looks thinner because it is snapping. Sudden or patchy hair loss is a medical question and belongs with a doctor, not a shampoo.

All-In-One and styling

The All-In-One Multi-Benefit Spray ($21.37) and Multi-Benefit Oil ($22.00) work over any line — Biolage lists detangling, heat protection, cuticle sealing, frizz and flyaway control among their benefits. Alongside them sit the Complete Control Hairspray ($24.50), Finishing Spritz 400 ml ($21.03), Gelée Styler 500 ml ($21.03) and the Thermal Active Setting Spray ($21.03).

The rest of the Biolage guides

Buying Biolage at ProHair

ProHair is a Canadian professional distributor and has been supplying salons since 1996. Biolage arrives through the authorised Canadian professional channel, which matters more than it sounds: a shampoo that has spent two years in a warehouse or been decanted into an unbranded bottle does not perform like a fresh one. Shipping is free over $99.99, and the back-bar sizes are stocked alongside the retail ones so a salon and its clients can buy the same formula.

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Performance figures in this guide are Biolage's own published claims and carry the brand's own test conditions; they are quoted here so you can judge them, not repeated as our results.

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