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CPR Haircare

AI visibility and ranking for Haircare: Australia

Haircare [AU]
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Long-running Australian salon repair-treatment brand.

CPR Haircare
appears in
0.7
% of measured AI answers in this industry and market.

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AI visibility scores and ranking

Data through

November 8, 2026

Updated

November 8, 2026

Latest scan visibility

0.9

November 8, 2026

Overall visibility

0.7

21 August – 8 November 2026 (scans 1–13)

Industry rank

18

Within this industry and market

Published scan history

Across 13 recorded scans from 21 August 2026 to 8 November 2026, CPR Haircare's single-scan score moved from 0.4% to 0.9%, up 0.5 percentage points. Latest recorded scan 0.9% on 8 November 2026; combined-window score 0.7%.

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Individual recorded scans. Each row is one scan on one date. The published combined-window score is 0.7% over 21 August – 8 November 2026, measured across every answer in that window — a different sample from any single row below.
Scan dateSingle-scan score
21 August 20260.4%
24 August 20260.7%
30 August 20260.7%
6 September 20261.1%
13 September 20260.7%
20 September 20260.7%
27 September 20261.1%
4 October 20260.4%
11 October 20260.9%
18 October 20260.4%
25 October 20260.0%
1 November 20261.3%
8 November 20260.9%

Latest scan = one scan. Overall visibility = all answers in the published window.

Visibility across AI platforms

Share of answers naming this brand

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ChatGPT

0.5%

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Perplexity

1.0%

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AI Overviews

0.7%

21 August – 8 November 2026 (scans 1–13)

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Perplexity names CPR Haircare most often.

It appears in 1.0% of collected Perplexity answers and 0.5% of ChatGPT answers: a difference of 0.5 percentage points within the published window. This describes where mentions occur; it does not establish why the platforms differ.

Named across 19 of 150 questions.

CPR Haircare appears in at least one collected answer to 12.7% of the tracked questions. That is question coverage; the 0.7% visibility score measures its share of individual answers.

Across 13 published scans, visibility ranged from 0.0% to 1.3%. The latest scan was 0.9% on 8 November 2026. Individual scan scores and the published-window score describe different samples.

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21 August – 8 November 2026 (scans 1–13)

Named in the sample

Prompts that surface this brand

The brand is named in at least one collected answer to each of these questions.

  • Best Australian hair brands
  • Best Australian made shampoo
  • Best Australian owned haircare brands
  • Best anti frizz products Australia
  • Best bond repair treatment Australia
  • Best curly hair routine products Australia

Examples from the published question set. A mention on one platform does not mean every platform names the brand.

Other brands in these answers

Prompts that surface other brands

Different shopping needs can bring other brands into view. An absence here does not necessarily signal a problem.

  • Best independent Australian haircare brands (De Lorenzo, Davroe, O&M)
  • Best Australian haircare brands (Kevin.Murphy, ELEVEN Australia, De Lorenzo)
  • Best Australian owned haircare brands (Davroe, ELEVEN Australia, De Lorenzo)
  • Best haircare brands Australia (ELEVEN Australia, Kevin.Murphy, Bondi Boost)
  • Best boutique haircare brands Australia (STRAAND, Clever Curl, St Louis Says)
  • Which Australian haircare brands are actually good (Kevin.Murphy, ELEVEN Australia, Davroe)

Competitor names are shown where they appear in the collected examples.

Recorded AI questions and answers

Recorded examples from the scan. Each card pairs a shopper’s prompt with an excerpt from the AI response.

Google AI Overviews

The question asked

Best sulfate free shampoo Australia

From the recorded answer

For Dry & Processed Hair: **[Vitafive CPR Nourish Hydra-Soft Sulphate Free Shampoo]( …
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Recorded answer text · Google AI Overviews · 8 November 2026

Choosing the best sulfate-free (sulphate-free) shampoo in Australia depends heavily on your specific hair type, scalp needs, and budget.

### Top Sulfate-Free Shampoos Available in Australia

- For Dry & Processed Hair: Vitafive CPR Nourish Hydra-Soft Sulphate Free Shampoo (approx. $21.99 - $29.95 for 300ml at Woolworths or Hairhouse) - Why choose it: Restructures hair from the inside out, features a rich lather, and includes a natural biodegradable chelating agent to remove heavy metals (great if you swim in chlorinated pools). - For Oily Hair & Scalp Balance: AG Care Balance Apple Cider Vinegar Sulfate-Free Shampoo (approx. $44.00 for 355ml at Oz Hair and Beauty) - Why choose it: Formulated with over 98% plant-based ingredients and organic apple cider vinegar to naturally lower pH, close the hair cuticle, add shine, and gently clean without stripping. - For Coloured & Fine-to-Medium Hair: Kérastase Chroma Absolu Bain Chroma Respect Shampoo (approx. $57.00 - $64.00 at Amazon AU or By CiNCO) - Why choose it: A salon-grade sulfate-free formula featuring lactic acid and centella asiatica to gently hydrate, prevent colour fade, and add high shine. - For Everyday & Family-Friendly Botanical Care: Fiorley Balance & Hydrate Mandarin Family Shampoo (approx. $39.00 via Fiorley) - Why choose it: 99.25% natural origin ingredients with a scalp-safe pH of 5.14, free from SLS, SLES, parabens, and synthetic fragrances. - For Daily Hydration & Curls: SheaMoisture 100% Virgin Coconut Oil Daily Hydration Shampoo (approx. $23.50 via Shea Moisture Australia) - Why choose it: Infused with fair-trade shea butter and virgin coconut oil to soften hair, reduce frizz, and cleanse gently.

If you tell me your hair type (e.g., fine, thick, curly, or colour-treated) and your main concern (oily scalp, dry ends, or frizz), I can narrow down the best recommendation for you.

ChatGPT

The question asked

Best products for 3C curly hair Australia

From the recorded answer

CPR Curly Hydra Curl Leave-in Moisturiser* …
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Recorded answer text · ChatGPT · 1 November 2026

For 3C curly hair, I would prioritise products that give you deep moisture, curl definition, frizz control and length retention without leaving your hair feeling dry or weighed down.

I've found some great options available in Australia, including affordable supermarket/chemist products and professional curly-hair brands.

## Best products for 3C curls in Australia

Prices are indicative and may change between Australian retailers.

### 1\. Best moisturising and curl-defining products

1\. Clever Curl Curl Cream

(Best overall pick)

## \$49.95

My Haircare & Beauty + others · Rating 4.8/5

Great for moisture, curl definition and reducing frizz.

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2\. Maui Moisture Curl Quench Smoothie

## \$19.99

Chemist Warehouse + others · Rating 4.5/5

Richer moisture for thirsty curls, particularly useful for thicker hair.

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3\. Camille Rose Curl Defining Bundle

## \$65.00

Amazon AU · Rating 4.6/5

Moisture Milk and Curl Maker combination for soft, defined curls.

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4\. Kérastase Curl Manifesto Crème de Jour

## \$61.60

Hairhouse + others · Rating 4.6/5

Premium leave-in cream for hydration, softness and frizz management.

### 2\. Best gels for curl definition and hold

1\. Umberto Giannini Curl Jelly

(Best affordable gel)

\$19.00

Priceline · Rating 4.6/5

Helps define curls, reduce frizz and maintain curl shape.

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2\. Clever Curl Dry Weather Gel \$84.95

EV Hair & Beauty · Rating 4.9/5

Worth considering for curl hold and styling in drier conditions.

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3\. Milk_Shake Curl Passion Defining Gel \$27.96

Oz Hair & Beauty · Rating 4.3/5

Another option for definition and lasting styling hold.

### 3\. Best leave-in conditioners

CPR Curly Hydra Curl Leave-in Moisturiser \$23.95

Rating 4.6/5

A good option for adding moisture before applying your styling products.

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CurlyEllie Curl Defining Leave-In Conditioner \$14.00

The Curl Store · Rating 4.4/5

Useful for conditioning and helping curls clump together.

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| Step | Product type | Purpose | |--------|--------|--------| | 1 | Moisturising shampoo | Cleanse without excessive dryness | | 2 | Deep conditioner | Restore softness and moisture | | 3 | Leave-in conditioner | Maintain hydration | | 4 | Curl cream | Define and moisturise | | 5 | Curl gel | Hold curls and reduce frizz | | 6 | Lightweight oil | Seal ends or soften the gel cast |

Apply styling products to soaking-wet or very damp hair, scrunch upwards and allow to air-dry or diffuse.

## Let me narrow down the best products for your hair

3C hair can be fine, thick, high-density or low-density, so the best combination depends on your hair.

1\. How would you describe your hair?

Thick / lots of hair

Fine / thin strands

Medium thickness

Very dense and tightly packed

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2\. What's your biggest hair concern?

Dryness and frizz

Breakage and length retention

Shrinkage

Lack of curl definition

All of the above

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3\. What's your ideal result?

Defined, juicy curls

Big, fluffy, voluminous hair

Longer-looking curls with less shrinkage

Soft, moisturised and healthy hair

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4\. What's your budget?

Under \$50

\$50-\$100

\$100-\$150

\$150+

[Find my perfect 3C hair routine]

I'll use your answers to put together a complete shopping list with products available in Australia, rather than recommending products that might be too heavy or too light for your curls.

Perplexity

The question asked

Best bond repair treatment Australia

From the recorded answer

Best Australian salon-brand options: Davroe Fortitude, Bondi Boost Rapid Repair, Juuce Bond Repair and CPR Fortify.
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Recorded answer text · Perplexity · 8 November 2026

For hair, the best all-round bond-repair treatment in Australia is Olaplex No.3 Hair Perfector. It is a weekly pre-shampoo treatment suited to bleached, coloured, chemically treated and heat-damaged hair, and is widely regarded as a benchmark product in the category.

### Best options by need

- Best overall: Olaplex No.3 Hair Perfector - use before shampooing, generally once weekly. - Best for fast, intensive repair: K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask - leave in for four minutes; particularly suitable for damage from colouring, heat and styling. - Best premium alternative: Epres Bond Repair Treatment - designed for chemical, thermal and mechanical damage. - Best for coloured hair and softness: Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate or L'Oréal Professionnel Metal Detox Mask. - Best Australian salon-brand options: Davroe Fortitude, Bondi Boost Rapid Repair, Juuce Bond Repair and CPR Fortify.

Recommendation: choose K18 if your hair is severely bleached or breaking; choose Olaplex No.3 for regular maintenance and better value. Follow the product directions and add a hydrating conditioner or mask, since frequent protein-rich repair treatments can leave hair dry. Bond repair can strengthen damaged hair, but it cannot permanently mend split ends-those require trimming.

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Visibility is the share of collected answers that name the brand. Brands in the same industry and market are measured against the same question set.

Published window

42

Answers naming the brand

5843

Answers collected

0.7

AI visibility

Answers naming the brand ÷ all collected answers × 100

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This is a sample of AI responses. Answers vary by platform and date; visibility does not measure sales or product quality.

Overall visibility combines answers within the published dates. Some market series accumulate scans from launch; others use four-scan cycles. A new cycle changes the scoring window, while individual scan history is retained. Compare the dates and sample sizes before comparing periods.

In the Found by Flux AI Visibility Index, CPR Haircare ranks #18 among 31 tracked brands for Haircare · Australia (21 August – 8 November 2026). Its visibility is 0.7%. It was named in 42 of 5,843 AI answers across 19 of 150 tracked questions, averaging position 3.0 when mentioned.

Source: Found by Flux · ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Visibility measures mentions in this sample, not sales or recommendation quality.

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What is this brand’s AI Visibility Score?

Found by Flux records 0.7% AI visibility for CPR Haircare in Haircare · Australia, measured over 21 August – 8 November 2026. It ranks #18 among 31 tracked brands.

How often does AI mention this brand?

CPR Haircare was named in 42 of 5,843 collected AI answers, across 19 of 150 tracked questions, for Haircare · Australia (21 August – 8 November 2026). A mention can include a comparison or qualification; it is not necessarily a recommendation.

How is the AI Visibility Score calculated?

Found divides the number of collected answers naming CPR Haircare by all 5,843 answers in the published Haircare · Australia sample, then multiplies by 100. The same question set is used across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. See the Found methodology for the scope and limitations.

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