💧 Who is In Haircare Gentle Shampoo for?
In Haircare Gentle Shampoo is ideal for curly, wavy, frizzy or kinky hair looking for a gentle and balanced cleanse.
It is ideal for sensitive, dry or itchy scalps, as well as for those who want to space out washes without damaging the hair fiber.
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🌿 What are the benefits of In Haircare Gentle Shampoo?
🌸 Gently cleanses without drying or irritating the scalp.
💪 Strengthens hair fiber thanks to plant proteins (corn, wheat, soy).
💧 Moisturizes and softens with natural glycerin and fermented rice water.
🌱 Promotes a balanced scalp for healthy growth and revitalized curls.
✨ Leaves hair soft, shiny and light after every wash.
A complete cleansing treatment that respects the nature of the hair while strengthening it from root to tip.
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🧴 How to use Gentle Shampoo properly?
1️⃣ Pour a small amount of shampoo into the palm of your hand.
2️⃣ Apply it to wet scalp, without rubbing the lengths.
3️⃣ Gently massage with your fingertips or a stimulating brush for 30 seconds to activate microcirculation.
4️⃣ Let the lather form, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
💡 Tip: If you have used an oil bath or a nourishing mask before washing, let the lather run down the lengths to thoroughly remove any residue.
A second shampoo can be performed for a deeper cleaning.
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🌸 What are the key ingredients in Gentle Shampoo?
✔️ Fermented rice water → hydrates, strengthens and softens the hair fiber.
✔️ Vegetable proteins (corn, wheat, soy) → strengthen, coat and protect the hair.
✔️ Glycerin & Erythritol → natural humectants that maintain hydration and suppleness.
✔️ Natural lactic ferments → help rebalance the scalp microbiome.
🌿 98% natural formula, vegan, sulfate-free, silicone-free, and made in France 🇫🇷.
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🌼 Does this shampoo lather well?
Yes 🌸
Its gentle cleansing base made from coco-glucoside and plant-based betaine produces a light, creamy and airy foam, ideal for effective cleaning without being harsh or weighing down.
Hair remains soft, moisturized and perfectly clean after each use.
