Solid shampoo for white hair with organic indigo powder

The two star ingredients in this shampoo are indigo powder and camomile, which work to neutralise and prevent brassy tones. We’ve also included castor and wheat germ oils, to strengthen and nourish the hair, and promote hair growth. Finally, a trio of relaxing essential oils (thyme, lavandin grosso and red mandarin) gives the shampoo a unique, fresh, irresistible scent!

With 25% more product and even more foam!

Handcrafted in France, only with natural and cruelty free ingredients.

Content: 70ml

How to use it: Wet your hair, moisten the shampoo, then either apply it with your hands or rub it directly over your scalp. There's no need to apply the shampoo to the ends of your hair. Massage your scalp to work up a lather, then rinse well. It's as simple as that!

INCI: SODIUM COCOYL ISETHIONATE, RICINUS COMMUNIS SEED OIL*, STEARIC ACID, PALMITIC ACID, KAOLIN, TRITICUM VULGARE GERM OIL*, HELIANTHUS ANNUUS SEED OIL*, COCO-GLUCOSIDE, LAVANDULA HYBRIDA GROSSO HERB OIL*, THYMUS ZYGIS FLOWER OIL*, CITRUS RETICULATA PEEL OIL*, CHAMOMILLA RECUTITA FLOWER EXTRACT*, POLYGONUM TINCTORIUM LEAF EXTRACT*, AQUA, TOCOPHEROL, LIMONENE, LINALOOL.

* ingredients from organic farming (24.8%) / ingredients of natural origin (94.4%)

Contains essential oils. Without SLES.

ABOUT THE 11 INGREDIENTS IN THIS PRODUCT

To wash and care for the hair:

- A surfactant (sodium cocoyl isethionate) cleans the hair while being gentle on the scalp. This ingredient is plant-derived, but because the manufacturing process involves a chemical reaction, it cannot be certified organic. We chose this surfactant to avoid using sulphate surfactants that are harsh on your hair and the environment, as well as those with disappointing cleansing properties.

- A secondary surfactant (coco-glucoside) boosts the lather created by the sodium cocoyl isethionate.

- Indigo extract (polygonum tinctorium leaf extract*) is a local, natural plant dye that gives the shampoo its blue colour!

- Castor oil (ricinus communis seed oil*) contains 85 to 92% ricinoleic acid, and encourages hair growth thanks to a lipid compound called prostaglandin.

- Wheat germ oil (triticum vulgare germ oil*), rich in Vitamins A, D, K and E, strengthens the hair. Its high content of linoleic and oleic acids gives it nourishing benefits, while linolenic acid helps to improve elasticity.

- Camomile infused oil (chamomilla recutita flower extract, helianthus annuus seed oil*) helps to prevent yellow tones in white hair.

To give the shampoo its sensorial qualities and make it last:

- Palmitic acid, stearic acid: fatty acids derived from olive oil that help to keep the shampoo solid and make it last.

- Vitamin E (tocopherol, helianthus annuus seed oil): a plant-derived antioxidant that prevents the botanical oils from going rancid. It’s contained in sunflower oil. While this ingredient may seem insignificant, it actually plays an important role in the durability of the product.

- Thyme linalool essential oil (thymus vulgaris flower/leaf oil*) is the most gentle thyme essential oil, and has antibacterial and stimulating properties.

- Lavandin grosso essential oil (lavandula hybrida oil*) has calming, relaxing, and also healing properties.

- Red mandarin essential oil (citrus reticulata peel oil*) is ideal for combating stress and anxiety.

FAQ: Solid shampoo

Do you come to store solid shampoo between two uses?

You can place it on a saucer on the edge of your bathtub or with your soap in the shower (away from the direct stream of water). Being antibacterial it cannot be dirty!

How do I transport my solid shampoo to the gym or on vacation?

An empty jar of cream or in a soap dish or glass yogurt jar sealed with a piece of fabric and a rubber band will be perfect! Then put it back in the air to allow it to re-harden.

Can I use my solid shampoo when hiking in nature?

100% of the ingredients are natural. Both plants and minerals from nature. You can use your solid shampoo in the high mountains or a river without polluting.

Lamazuna is a French brand that was born in 2010, by Laëtitia Van De Walle, a young woman born in the Vendée in the mid-eighties. Her passion has been from the very beginning the products that do not produce waste, in fact, in Lamazuna, the goal is to reduce waste, offering simpler alternatives to everyday products.

Today, for this reason, they also offer solid cosmetics, such as shampoos, deodorants, toothpastes, body butters, packaged in delicious cardboard boxes, also excellent as a gift idea.

They were the second French brand to receive the Cruelty Free and Vegan label from PETA. This certifies that Lamazuna products and ingredients have not been tested on animals and do not contain animal substances.