Hemp and Tea Tree Rebalancing Sebum-Regulating Shampoo
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100% Natural Biodegradable Rebalancing Hemp and Tea Tree Shampoo 200ml
For our Hemp and Tea Tree Shampoo for Oily Hair 200 ml, we use 100% organic hemp oil. It eliminates excess sebum without irritating the skin, utilizing the noted purifying and sebum-regulating properties of Tea Tree and Hemp. The Hemp and Tea Tree Shampoo for Oily Hair progressively restores the natural balance of the hair and scalp, returning softness and shine. All Verdesativa cosmetics are Vegan and Co.Co.Nat certified, Cruelty-Free, and Nickel Tested.HEMP AND TEA TREE ANTI-DANDRUFF SHAMPOO DESCRIPTION
The unpleasant sensation of "sticky", heavy, and greasy hair typical of those with oily hair can be easily eliminated through the use of low-foaming, non-irritating detergents, which, through the action of delicate natural substances, lighten the hair by removing excess sebum. Unlike many products for the treatment of oily hair, the Hemp and Tea Tree Shampoo for Oily Hair does not attack the hair and scalp: its cleansing action is extremely moderate but effective and does not dry out the hair. Ideal for those who do not tolerate standard detergents, as it is formulated exclusively with plant-based surfactants derived from sugars and wheat proteins, which respect the natural structure of the hair, highlighting its shine and volume without weighing it down. Cannabis Sativa Oil, together with Wheat Proteins, rich in nutrients and antioxidants, ensures softness, nourishment, and elasticity for the hair. Sorbitol and lactic acid, natural skin-protecting agents, help to create a protective film on the skin and hair. Thanks to the synergistic action of Cannabis Sativa oil and Tea Tree essential oil, which are effective scalp rebalancers, excess sebum is eliminated and the production of the sebaceous glands is gradually normalized. Tea tree essential oil is also known for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and balsamic action.The Hemp and Tea Tree Shampoo for Oily Hair is recommended for:
- Daily use
- Oily hair
- Hair with dandruff
- Weighed-down, colored, and brittle hair
- Difficult hair, particularly that of adolescents
- Dilute the product in lukewarm water to facilitate application, especially on long hair
- Thanks to its special formulation, it can be used daily, but it is always preferable not to overdo the washing
- To increase the effectiveness and rebalancing effect, we recommend applying one of the Verdesativa body and hair oils regularly at the beginning of the treatment, before shampooing, and leaving it to act for a few hours.
- Great results will be obtained by combining these two treatments
HEMP AND TEA TREE ANTI-DANDRUFF SHAMPOO DIRECTIONS FOR USE
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REBALANCING HEMP AND TEA TREE SHAMPOO INGREDIENTS AND ACTIVE PRINCIPLES
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Origin and Properties
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Aqua
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Purified water
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Osmotized, electro-deionized, micro-filtered
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Disodium Coco- Glucoside
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Surfactant
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Delicate plant-based cleansing raw material derived from sugar (glucose) of coconut pulp. Excellent skin compatibility.
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Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside
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Surfactant
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Plant-based cleansing raw material derived from potato and corn starches. Delicate and effective cleanser, it does not attack the scalp.
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Sorbitol
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Humectant
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Natural skin-protecting substance derived from sugar.
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Glycerin
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Humectant
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The name glycerin derives from the Greek “glukos” which means sweet. It is a natural and skin-compatible ingredient that derives from the saponification of triglycerides of vegetable oils. It appears as a dense, odorless, and colorless liquid that has hygroscopic virtues, meaning it is capable of absorbing water and humidity. This property makes it an excellent nutrient and moisturizer for the skin. Glycerin also performs an antiseptic action due to its ability to dehydrate bacteria.
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Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein
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Antistatic
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Hydrolysis is a chemical process that serves to reduce proteins into smaller molecules so that they can be effectively absorbed by the body. All the proteins we ingest are “hydrolyzed” by our body and this process absolutely does not change the function or effect of the proteins, but only makes them more “digestible”. Wheat proteins possess high nutritional value for the skin and exert a protective action on the hair and skin.
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Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate
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Surfactant
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Plant-based cleansing raw material derived from wheat gluten. Delicate and skin-compatible.
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Lactic Acid
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Humectant
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A moisturizing and skin-protecting substance, lactic acid is produced by microbial fermentation. It is used in the food industry as an acidulant and flavoring agent, in the pharmaceutical industry, and in the manufacturing of plastic products. Lactic acid is produced by Lactobacillus delbrueckii which converts glucose into lactic acid. Fermentable substrates are molasses (derived from sugar beet processing) or directly from glucose. For this type of processing not derived from animal-origin ingredients, the product has been recognized by the Vegan Society as a vegan product.
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Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil
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Vegetable oil
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Oil rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6, vitamin E (the most natural antioxidant, capable of safeguarding cells and preventing the formation of free radicals), and B-group vitamins. Hemp Oil has moisturizing, nourishing, and revitalizing virtues and is particularly indicated for sensitive, redness-prone, dehydrated, delicate, or mature skin. It has a highly effective anti-aging effect and contributes to restoring elasticity, brightness, and tone. Hemp oil prevents skin redness, contributes to keeping the skin soft and elastic, and strengthens the natural immune defenses. Very satisfactory results have also been obtained in the treatment of dry, combination, or impure skin as it reaches the deepest layers of the epidermis, improving its functions and intervening in the skin’s keratinization processes.
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Melaleuca Alternifolia Oil
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Essential oil
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Melaleuca Alternifolia, commonly known as Tea Tree, is a tree of the Myrtaceae family native to Australia (we often find it in the New South Wales area) that grows near streams and swamps. Aboriginal people and the first Australian settlers used it primarily to treat lesions and wounds by virtue of its therapeutic and antibiotic qualities. It is a useful aid for the treatment of skin and mucosal conditions caused by microbial agents and for the treatment of states of irritation. It has high cleansing power, effectively combats dandruff and itching on the scalp, and is renowned as an insect repellent. Its immunostimulating, antiseptic, healing, balsamic, and purifying virtues are well known.
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Ascorbic Acid
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Preservative
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Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), a natural antioxidant excipient and preservative.
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