H & H Shampoo · Conditioner

Helm & Halo

Protected. Elevated.

A two-step hair ritual built for life under a helm — helmets, caps, hard hats, and everything the day puts on your head. Carbon Shampoo clears the day away; Tea Tree Conditioner restores what’s underneath. What’s under the helm deserves a halo.

Meet the duo How it works

The line: 2 products
Size: 8 oz each
The ritual: Cleanse · Restore

Helm & Halo8 oz · 8 oz

Gear up. Rise up.

Protection on the outside, care underneath — the pair is made to be used together, in order, every wash day.

Two bottles. One ritual.

The line is deliberately small: a carbon shampoo to cleanse, a tea tree conditioner to restore — deep scalp purification paired with soothing, antimicrobial care. Switch between them to see how each step works.

Step 01 — Cleanse

Carbon Shampoo

8 oz bottle

$248 oz bottle

The reset button for hair that lives under cover. Activated charcoal acts like a magnet for the scalp — adsorbing and lifting away trapped dirt, excess oil, and styling residue that build up beneath helmets and caps, so hair feels genuinely clean: not stripped, not coated, just clear.

Deep cleansing & detoxification — charcoal adsorbs trapped dirt, excess oil (sebum), environmental toxins, and styling product residue from the scalp
Relieves weigh-down — removing heavy buildup restores natural volume, bounce, and a light, fresh feel to flat or lifeless hair
Oil regulation — balances sebum production without stripping the scalp completely; ideal for oily or greasy roots

Price $24 Size 8 oz Step 01 of 2 Let it sit 1–2 minutes

The ritual

Three moves, in order. That’s the whole system.

Gear down & cleanse

Helm off, day off. Massage the carbon shampoo into wet hair and scalp, then let it sit for 1–2 minutes so the charcoal can draw out impurities. Rinse thoroughly.

Condition & restore

Apply the tea tree conditioner mainly to the mid-lengths and ends — or gently massage it into the scalp if it needs extra soothing. Leave it on for about 3 minutes, then rinse well.

Rise up

Dry, style, gear back up. Hair that was protected under the helm comes out looking like it earned the halo.

Better together: the Duo

The shampoo and conditioner were formulated as a pair — the carbon cleanse sets up the tea tree restore. Used together, in order, they cover the full cycle: what the day puts in, and what your hair needs back.

Carbon Shampoo — Step 01, Cleanse$248 oz
Tea Tree Conditioner — Step 02, Restore$188 oz

The pair together: $42 — $24 + $18, before tax and shipping.

The silver H & H wax-seal emblem with a laurel wreath, shown on the product carton — The H & H seal — look for it on every carton

Why “Helm & Halo”?

The helm is everything you wear into the day — the helmet on the ride, the cap on the field, the hard hat on site. It protects you, but it’s hard on what’s underneath: heat, sweat, friction, and buildup.

The halo is what’s waiting under it. Helm & Halo exists for that moment the gear comes off — a cleanse that clears the day away, and a conditioner that gives hair its shine back.

Protected. Elevated. That’s the whole idea, in two words.

Questions

What’s in the line?

Two products: Helm & Halo Carbon Shampoo and Helm & Halo Tea Tree Conditioner, designed to be used together as a two-step ritual — cleanse first, then restore.

What size are the bottles?

Each bottle is 8 oz — the Carbon Shampoo and the Tea Tree Conditioner alike.

How much do they cost?

The Carbon Shampoo (8 oz) is $24 and the Tea Tree Conditioner (8 oz) is $18 — $42 for the pair, before tax and shipping.

Who is it for?

Anyone whose hair spends the day under something — helmets, caps, hats, and hard hats — and wants it clean, calm, and shining when the gear comes off. What’s under the helm deserves a halo.

How do I use the two products?

Step 01: Massage the carbon shampoo into wet hair and scalp, let it sit 1–2 minutes so the charcoal can draw out impurities, then rinse thoroughly. Step 02: Apply the tea tree conditioner mainly to the mid-lengths and ends (or gently into the scalp for extra soothing), leave for about 3 minutes, then rinse well. Then gear up and rise up.