Protect before. Restore after. Repeat.
The hair fix everyone's talking about
Created by a surfer and hairdresser with 18 years of experience, Calleja is your everyday solution to protect and restore your hair against salt, chlorine and UV. Reef friendly, vegan, and made with an organic formula right here in Australia
Mikaela T.
"Finally something that doesn't leave a residue. Smells incredible too. Repurchasing the refill now."
Priya.S
"Took this on a surf trip to Bali and it was the only thing keeping my hair alive. Worth every cent."
Ella.R
"I surf four times a week and my hair has genuinely never felt this good. No more straw ends."
Emma
Product is amazing. I Knew my hair felt stronger and softer however it wasn’t until I ran out for two weeks that I could really see the contrast. Never running out again!!

I'm Kirra , founder of Calleja Surf Hair, hairstylist, and someone who has spent 25 years chasing waves on the Sunshine Coast.
The ocean isn't just where I surf. It's where I think, reset, and feel most like myself. Salt, sunlight, and the sound of water , that's home.
I'd spent 18 years behind the chair. I'd seen what salt, chlorine, and UV exposure really do to hair up close, both in the lineup and at the basin. I knew which ingredients actually repair and which ones just smell good. And I knew that nobody had built the right thing yet.
So I did.
Calleja Surf Hair is two products with one purpose- protect before, restore after.
No. No rinse, no coating, no build-up. Just protection that works with your hair, not on top of it.
All three: salt, chlorine and UV, plus heat from saunas and styling tools. Wherever your hair takes a hit, the ritual's got it covered.
Before Salt Spray protects going in, After Salt Balm repairs coming out. Used together, they're a full defence-and-recovery system but if you're just starting out, Before Salt Spray is the one to try first.
Once you've got your Before Salt Spray or After Salt Balm bottle, top it up with a refill pouch instead of buying new. Same formula, less plastic.
















