Product Review:
The tea tree eucalyptus shampoo is a refreshing classic. I love Katherine's attention to the sensory experience and her committment to using natural ingredients! Jennifer K.
Crafted in New Zealand with natural + certified organic* ingredients: Distilled water, aloe leaf juice*, glycerin*, rosehip oil*, avocado oil, konjac powder, coco glucoside (coconut), vitamin E, pro-vitamin B. Naturally scented with a blend of pure essential oils.
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Available in 4 natural fragrances:
- Tea tree eucalyptus mint - normal, oily, itchy & dandruff scalp
- Rosemary bergamot - revitalizing hair growth
- Lavender cedarwood - regenerating hair growth
- Ginger lemongrass - all hair/scalp types
100% natural and chemical-free, our plant-based organic shampoo is cleansing yet gentle and soothing to the scalp. Made with a fortifying blend of organic rosehip + avocado oil, aloe leaf, and vitamin B + E, all of which are beneficial for all hair and scalp types, including those with dermatitis and psoriasis scalp.
Result: soft, clean and light hair.
How does it compare to commercial shampoo?
Pure shampoo do not contain sulfates or detergent, and will not produce big white foam like commercial ones do. Instead, it will lather up with smaller bubbles and clean just as effectively without any residue.
In the absence of silicone and synthetic "enhancers", we recommend using this shampoo with a moisurising hair conditioner for best result.
Result: soft, clean and light hair.
How does it compare to commercial shampoo?
Pure shampoo do not contain sulfates or detergent, and will not produce big white foam like commercial ones do. Instead, it will lather up with smaller bubbles and clean just as effectively without any residue.
In the absence of silicone and synthetic "enhancers", we recommend using this shampoo with a moisurising hair conditioner for best result.
Directions for best result: Apply a small amount of shampoo to the hair and rinse off with water. Repeat the process and you will find that the shampoo forms a richer lather.
