Kalia Nature | Shampoo à la Bay Saint-Thomas /ab 100ml

The natural and organic ingredients of the Kalia Nature - Bay Saint-Thomas Shampoo made from floral hydrolates and essential oils free your hair and scalp of deposits and residues. It is a highly cleansing shampoo, without sulfates , which is nevertheless mild and gentle on your curls and scalp. The synergy of 100% plant-based active ingredients such as organic floral water , aloe vera and precious essential oils tones and rebalances the scalp, strengthens the hair fiber in the lengths, stimulates growth, relieves itching and eliminates dandruff without destroying the natural protective sebum. The hair regains its vitality and suppleness and it gives the hair shine and elasticity.

Hair type: Curly hair (2A to 4C) – Sensitive scalp – Weakened hair
Benefits: Detoxifies – soothes – cleanses

• 100% ingredients of natural origin
• vegan and cruelty-free
• Without silicones, sulfates, microplastics and parabens
• Made in France
• 100% recyclable packaging

Take a small amount of the shampoo in your hand and rub it in. Then apply the product to your wet scalp and massage it in gently with your fingers or the Scalp Massaging Brush from Rainbow Curls. Leave the shampoo in for a short time, as its natural formula does not foam much but cleans thoroughly! Then rinse it out with warm, clear water and repeat the process if necessary. Then continue your routine with the Coco-Spirulina hair mask or the Sapote conditioner from Kalia Nature.

Bay Saint-Thomas Shampoo can be used once or twice a month.

AQUA, LAURYL GLUCOSIDE, ROSA DAMASCENA FLOWER WATER, GLYCERIN, TILIA VULGARIS WATER, SODIUM COCOAMPHOACEATE, DECYL GLUOSIDE, LIPPIA CITRODORA LEAF WATER, SODIUM COCOAMPHOACETATE GLUTAMATE, LACTIC ACID, RICINUS COMMUNIS SEED OIL, GLYCERYL CAPRYLATE, GLYCERYL OLEATE, COCO GLUCOSIDE, COCO CAPRYLATE, LEVULINIC ACID, SODIUM ANISATE, SODIUM LEVULINATE, CITRUS PARADISII PEEL OIL, PIMENTA RACEMOSA LEAF/FRUIT OIL, LIMONENE, EUGENOL, CITRONELLOL
* from organic farming
** of natural origin