Solid hair shampoo Maca Kvitok 50g

Solid hair shampoo Maca  Kvitok 50g

Maca shampoo is suitable for problems with excessive hair loss.

Solid shampoo can fully replace classic liquid shampoos, it is gentler, it does not contain aggressive surfactants that dry and irritate the skin, such as SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate), SLES (sodium laureth sulfate), silicones or synthetic fragrances and dyes. The shampoo does not even contain water, and therefore does not require the addition of classic preservatives. It is fully and easily biodegradable and does not harm the environment.

It contains natural ingredients such as chamomile hydrolate, bamboo butter, essential oils and herbal extracts. It is about the so-called syndets - i.e. shampoos based on mild vegetable surfactants derived from coconut oil (SCI and SLSA), they are not soap-based shampoos, after which it is necessary to use an acid rinse.

Thanks to gentle surfactants, it effectively removes dirt and grease from the hair and scalp. Thanks to them, the shampoo creates a rich foam and is suitable for use in both soft and hard water.

The shampoo is also enriched with a natural conditioning ingredient - inulin, which smoothes and maintains the hydration of the hair and scalp. Solid hair shampoo also contains conditioning ingredients, but they do not form a full-fledged conditioning system, therefore, in case of need and requirements for increased hair protection, we recommend using shampoo in combination with conditioner.

Since it is a rinse agent, it is primarily intended for gentle washing of the scalp and hair and actually works on the skin for a few seconds 2-3 times a week, therefore the active substances do not work in high concentration. It needs to be used long-term for the effects to show. However, we recommend that you definitely search for the cause of hair loss, as shampoos or other hair cosmetics do not solve the direct cause, they only mitigate the consequences.

Active substances:

• Maca root - is known as a sacred plant of the Incas mainly for its reconditioning and regenerative effects. It stimulates hair growth by increasing cell proliferation in hair follicles. It strengthens the hair and increases its resistance to stressful external factors. It stimulates blood microcirculation in the hair part of the skin, thereby improving hair nutrition. It is used as a pure powder in shampoo and also as an extract in almond oil.
• essential oil Rosemary - not only smells nice, but based on scientific research it is effective in the fight against hair loss. Scientific studies have shown that rosemary reduces the level of dihydrotestosterone in hair follicles, thus helping to prevent hair loss. It supports blood microcirculation, thereby improving the nutrition of the hair roots,
• vegetable keratin complex - which is a mixture of corn, wheat and soy protein. It is a plant-based vegan substitute for classic keratin commonly used in hair cosmetics, and it replaced the original rice protein in the formula. Hydrolyzed proteins have smaller molecules that better penetrate the hair (specifically the cuticle). In the human body, they are among the key components that are often referred to as NMF (natural moisturizing factor). These compounds are responsible for maintaining the skin's moisture and elasticity by attracting and retaining water. Thanks to the triple combination of vegetable proteins, this complex improves hair hydration, strengthens the structure, protects against drying, adds softness and shine, prevents breakage and splitting. It provides the hair with protection from adverse external influences, helps the hair to heal in the case of initial splitting and damage to the cuticle, increases its strength and flexibility. Visibly improves the quality of the hair, it is less flyaway and hydrated,
• peony root extract contains paeniflorin, which soothes irritation and relieves itching.
• panthenol (provitamin B5), which improves hair quality, increases shine and reduces hair breakage,
• almond oil – prevents drying of the skin.

The use

The shampoo is for multiple uses. It is enough to rub it on wet hair, lather with your fingers and rinse (classically, as we are used to when washing our hair with liquid shampoo). You can also create foam by rubbing the shampoo in your hands, apply it to wet hair and lather with your fingers. The shampoo does not contain water and is concentrated, so a really small amount is enough to create a rich lather. If you can't lather the shampoo enough in your hair, your hair is probably not moist enough. Try to moisten them more.

No acid rinse is necessary after use, as it is not a soapy shampoo.

50g of shampoo lasts about 35 uses (depending on the length and density of the hair). You can dissolve the small pieces that remain after use in water and use it to wash your hair. If more are collected, you can heat them and join them together.