Herbalife
Herbal Aloe Strengthening Shampoo, 250 ml Bottle
Herbal Aloe Strengthening Shampoo, 250 ml Bottle
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A sulphate-free shampoo with aloe vera and hydrolysed wheat protein that still makes a proper lather. Made for every hair type and kind to colour.
About
It cleans with milder, coconut-derived surfactants instead of sulphates, then adds aloe vera leaf juice, hydrolysed wheat protein and the Herbal Aloe botanicals: yucca, sagebrush, jojoba, milk thistle, chia and agave.
Herbalife's own figure is a 90% reduction in breakage, measured in an independent combing test on damaged hair tresses using this shampoo with the matching conditioner. It is a lab test on hair samples, so your mileage will vary.
No added parabens or sulphates. Dermatologically tested. Lightly scented.
How to use
- Soak. Wet hair thoroughly.
- Lather. Massage a generous amount into scalp and hair.
- Rinse. Use warm water until the water runs clear.
- Condition. Follow with the Strengthening Conditioner.
What's inside
- Key ingredients: sodium cocoyl isethionate, cocamidopropyl betaine, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, hydrolyzed wheat protein
- Botanicals: yucca, sagebrush, jojoba, milk thistle, chia and agave extracts
- Fragrance allergens listed: citronellol, limonene, hexyl cinnamal, linalool
- No added parabens or sulphates. Dermatologically tested.
See the label on pack for full nutrition and allergen information.
Frequently asked questions
Why does sulphate-free shampoo feel different?
It can lather a little less. A second small wash on oily days usually fixes that.
Does the 90% figure apply to my hair?
It came from a lab test on damaged hair tresses using shampoo and conditioner together. Real heads vary.
Can I use it on a sensitive scalp?
It is dermatologically tested but scented and contains wheat protein. Patch test if your scalp reacts easily.
Is it suitable for men?
Yes, it is designed for men and women and all hair types.
Will it strip my colour?
It is described as a colour-preserving formula and contains no sulphates, which are the usual culprits for fading.
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