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Solid shampoo - Hair growth stimulation - Nettle, Amla & Shikakai
Product code − 3284, NC code − 3305 10 00It provides natural care for the hair, based on plant extracts, with the effect of stimulating hair growth and anti-dandruff properties, giving volume and shine to the hair.
The synergy of carefully selected natural ingredients stops hair loss and stimulates growth, providing hydration and care, shine, and volume, making the hair healthy and full of vitality.
For maximum results, we recommend using it together with the organic apple cider vinegar extract for hair clarification. For a unique fragrance of apple cider vinegar, to restore the scalp's acid balance and hair suppleness, we have extracted lavender and rosemary in organic apple cider vinegar and created the Organic Apple Cider Vinegar Extract for Hair Clarification with Lavender and Rosemary, which we recommend in spray bottles for easy application. If you wish, after rinsing, you can apply the Mango, Macadamia, and Monoi Hair Conditioner from Sabio.
This solid shampoo is produced in small slices through the cold saponification technique, a slow process in which the active properties of the ingredients are preserved and enhanced, offering efficient and long-lasting skin care. The solid shampoo matures for 6 weeks, during which the saponification reactions are 100% complete. This process is controlled, and the solid shampoo is kept under optimal temperature and humidity conditions. During this time, some of the water in the composition evaporates, lowering the pH and becoming ideal for use. Cut and packaged manually, each piece of solid shampoo is unique, with slight differences in shades and shapes from one piece to another.
Applying a solid shampoo can be slightly different from using a traditional liquid shampoo. Here are a few steps to correctly apply solid shampoo:
1. Start by wetting your hair with warm water. Ensure that your hair is completely wet, allowing the water to penetrate all hair strands.
2. Take the solid shampoo and hold it under water for a few seconds until it softens and starts to activate. You can also gently rub the shampoo between wet palms to create lather.
3. Apply the solid shampoo to well-soaked hair with warm water. Massage your hair and scalp thoroughly, distributing the lather as evenly as possible, allowing the shampoo to cleanse hair strands and the scalp by removing impurities and excess sebum. Repeat the process 2 or 3 times as needed.
4. After shampooing, rinse your hair initially with water, then with a watery solution of apple cider vinegar, in a ratio of 1:10 (one part vinegar to 10 parts water). This helps remove insoluble salts that may have formed on the hair strands due to the use of solid shampoo and hard water. Repeat the process 2-3 times until your hair feels clear. The apple cider vinegar smell will dissipate after your hair dries. If you wish, you can apply a mild conditioner after rinsing.
5. After use, make sure the solid shampoo dries completely. You can use a soap dish or a soap box to keep it in a dry and well-ventilated place.
aqua, sodium cocoate, sodium castorate, persea gratissima oil, urtica dioica leaf powder, acacia concinna fruit powder, emblica officinalis fruit powder
Store tightly closed, in a cool and dry place. During use, store the soap in a soap dish that allows water drainage, ensuring it retains its solid texture for you to enjoy it for an extended period.
Depending on your hair type and the water hardness in your city, your hair may need a certain period to get used to the solid shampoo. With patience and wisdom, you can help your hair through this adjustment period, rewarding it with beauty, shine, and health.
Do not wash your hair with hot water, as it dries it out, causing it to lose its shine. To dry your hair, avoid using a hairdryer, and if you must use one, the air should be warm, not hot, and the distance between the dryer and hair should be approximately 30 cm.
We recommend storing the solid shampoo in a dry place after use, as glycerin (a by-product in the saponification process) easily absorbs water, which can lead to the shampoo becoming soft.
According to the expiration date stated on the packaging.
