This best-selling shampoo canele is formulated with a specialized blend of herbs to combat hair loss and prevent further environmental damage. The formula features a high concentration of Amla, Stinging Nettle, Indian Pennywort and other nourishing herbs to stimulate the hair follicles and boost hair growth. Each shampoo is also rich in Organic Essential Oils of Ginger and Lemongrass to enhance blood circulation and strengthen your hair from its roots.
pH tested between 6.5 - 7
The shampoo is wrapped in a FSC-certified compostable paper printed with soy ink.
KEY INGREDIENTS
Stinging Nettle - This is one of the best plants for preventing hair loss. Being rich in antioxidants, this extract helps to combat the free radicals that cause hair loss, while simultaneously feeding the scalp with a heathy source of Vitamin C. It is also rich in silica which helps to bring shine to hair.
Indian Pennywort - Revitalising hair cells and protect them from environmental damage
Amla - Also known as the Indian Gooseberry, this fruit is known to have an abundance of tannins and vitamin C, which is essential for maintaining a healthy scalp
Organic Ginger Oil - Contains natural anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties and is excellent for keeping hair soft and healthy
Organic Lemongrass Oil - Reduces inflammation of the scalp and strengthens hair follicles
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ABOUT THE BRAND
A fully vegan and cruelty-free beauty brand, oasis:skin offers a range of simple and honest skincare products using consciously sourced ingredients. They handcraft all their skincare with plant actives and aromatic organic essential oils to provide a multitude of skin benefits and an ultimate therapeutic experience.
Free from parabens, fillers, artificial fragrances, artificial colours, and other chemicals.
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Water-resistant, lightweight yet durable - these sturdy jute bags are great for any errand runs or grocery trips. Get it FREE with purchases of S$150 & above!
Available both in-store and online.
