Lavender & Nettle Hair Shampoo Bar (Scalp Nourish)

Description

Our Lavender & Nettle Hair Shampoo Bar recipe includes hair-loving ingredients such as oat protein (conditioning), vitamin b5 (adds lustre, is moisturizing and improves hair structure), cocoa butter (produces a long-lasting shampoo bar, excellent for conditioning) and not to mention they produce lots of lather and bubbles. Nettle extract is excellent for nourishing the scalp, reducing itchiness, removing dandruff and adding shine to hair. This shampoo bar is best for dry to normal hair types.

• Lavender essential oil (fresh floral scent)
• Nettle extract (helps nourish scalp, ant-dandruff, reduces dry scalp and makes hair shiny)
• Cocoa Butter (conditioning, helps produce a long-lasting shampoo bar)
• Oat protein (conditioning)
• Vitamin B5 (adds lustre, moisturizing, adds lustre to hair)
• Plastic-free
• Long-lasting (minimum 30 washes)
• Vegan friendly
• Produces lots of lather and bubbles to ensure an even spread of product throughout the hair
• 90 gram

Ingredients: Disodium Lauryl Sulfosuccinate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, cocoa butter, Incroquat BTMS-50, SLSAa (biodegradable), sodium lactate, hydrolysed oat protein, DL Panthenol (vitamin B5),  liquid Germall Plus (preservative), lavender essential oil, nettle extract.

If you like our Lavender & Nettle Hair Shampoo Bar you might also like our Lavender & Shea body soap.

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All of our soaps at Yarra Naturals are cured for a minimum of 4 weeks to produce a long-lasting bar of soap. Each bar is handmade in our studio in Melbourne, Australia.

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What goes into our solid shampoo bars:

Disodium Lauryl Sulfosuccinate – is a vegetable-derived surfactant which means it is a mild substance that reduces the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved. Surfactants make water wetter and help loosen dirt to be washed away. It also helps to create lots of lather.

Cocamidopropyl Betaine – is derived from coconut and is a surfactant which means it is a mild substance that reduces the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved. Surfactants make water wetter and help loosen dirt to be washed away. This ingredient also produces lather.

Incroquat BTMS-50 – is derived from the natural plant oil Colza (Canola), and fatty alcohol (Cetearyl Alcohol). This ingredient is an emulsifier which means it prevents liquids that ordinarily don’t mix from separating. It also acts as a conditioner and helps make nice soft hair.

SLSa – derived from vegetables and is a biodegradable ingredient that helps make lots of lather and bubbles allowing the shampoo to spread easily throughout your hair.  This product is a great alternative to Sodium Lauryl Sulfate as it is more natural and much, much milder.

Sodium Lactate – is a humectant which means it helps maintain moisture in the hair and is conditioning. This ingredient is made up of sodium salt and lactic acid, which is produced by fermentation of sugar.

Hydrolysed Oat Protein – this protein is easily absorbed into the hair shaft and helps your hair retain moisture. improves lustre, helps repair, helps protect, reduces breakage, and softens and smooths the hair shaft. The word “hydrolyzed”  means that this ingredient has been split into smaller units through the process of hydrolysis.

DL Panthenol (vitamin B5) – this ingredient helps improve hair structure, moisturization and adds lustre to hair.

Liquid Germall Plus – this is a preservative for products that combine oil and water. It has been evaluated as safe for both rinse-off and leave-on products and has a safe toxicology profile.

Cocoa Butter – is particularly moisturizing and helps produce a long-lasting hard shampoo bar.

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