250.00DKK

Lemon Myrtle Shampoo (Normal to Oily Hair)

Description 
For hair under styling stress as well as for normal to oily hair types, organic lemon myrtle not only smells great but it also gently removes excess oils. 

Combined with pro-vitamin B5 to moisturise and nourish and organic herbal extracts to strengthen hair, Lemon Myrtle Shampoo is sure to be a favourite.

Cleansing and purifying for normal/oily hair. A shampoo for oilier hair types, or for when you have been using a few too many styling agents! Be revitalised by the invigorating aroma of organic lemon myrtle.

NOTEYou may experience a hair detox for several weeks if you've been using hair products with silicone derivatives. Your hair may feel knottier and dryer than usual during this detox period.

Be assured, hair condition will improve as these artificial chemicals are removed from your hair.

To help with this process, we recommend Clarifying Hair Rinse to assist with stripping your hair of chemical residue and Protect Hair Repair will help to detangle and smooth your hair.

Purpose 
To care for and clean oily and style-stressed hair.

How To Use 

Massage a small amount onto scalp and allow shower to rinse suds through length of hair. Repeat. Second wash will lather more than the first. Follow with Shine Herbal Hair Conditioner.

When To Use 

When necessary.

Ingredients 

certified organic aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice

coco glucoside

d-panthenol (pro-vitamin B5)

citrus aurantium amara (bitter orange) fruit extract

Non-GMO Xanthan Gum

certified organic backhousia citriadora (lemon myrtle) essential oil

citric acid

certified organic equisetum arvense (horsetail) extract

certified organic urtica dioica (nettle) extract

certified organic arctium lappa (burdock) extract

certified organic rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract

certified organic salvia officinalis (sage) leaf extract
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