How many shampoo bottles do we throw away each year? On average, eight to ten pieces or more. If you multiply this figure by the number of all the inhabitants of our planet, you get about 80 billion plastic bottles per year. And that’s just shampoo. Switching to a solid alternative is one way to reduce plastic packaging waste.
But in addition to its obvious advantages for the environment, solid shampoo also has advantages in use. First, the expense. Solid shampoo is equivalent to two 300ml bottles of liquid shampoo. So your friendship with a small bar will last twice as long. Second, the concentration of nutrients. Normal shampoo is 80% water. And it is not in solid form at all, so the concentration of vitamins, extracts and minerals in it is many times higher. However, this shampoo foams well and washes off easily.
The first thing I want to praise the manufacturer is the packaging. The shampoo comes in an aluminum washer, so the question of how to take it to the gym or outings immediately disappears. The formula of the product contains mild surfactants and nourishing oils that keep the scalp moisturized. And after shampooing, it leaves a fresh citrusy yuzu scent on the hair.
Payot recently launched its first hair care line called Essentiel. In the formulas of products – up to 94% natural ingredients, do not contain sulfates and silicones. Next up is a solid one in addition to the classic liquid shampoo and conditioner. Contains castor oil, which is high in vitamin E and fatty acids, which soothes the scalp and nourishes the hair at the same time.
The main ingredient in the shampoo formula is Kartukkyaru yellow melon extract. The aroma you feel when you meet the product. And he personally conquered us. But the functions of yellow melon extract do not end with a pleasant smell. It gives moisture and softness to the hair. The shampoo is truly environmentally friendly – its formula consists of 97% biodegradable ingredients and its packaging is 100% recyclable.
Some solid shampoos clean the hair and scalp with a squeaky look. But this is not one of them. In its formula there are only caring ingredients that help to avoid the above effect. And finally, good news for those sorting out the garbage – a cardboard box of shampoo can be delivered to the waste paper collection point, recycled.
Shampoo from the Aromacology series is distinguished by the fact that its formula is based on a complex of five essential oils. It cares for the sensitive scalp and helps maintain the natural pH balance. And when you wash your hair, you feel like you are in an aromatherapy session, so it is very difficult to finish the wash and get out of the shower.
The shampoo is designed for oily hair and sensitive scalp. Celery extract in its formula normalizes the microflora of the epidermis, and lemon myrtle extract reduces the activity of the sebaceous glands and relieves irritation.
It will be difficult not to mix it with soap, but try anyway. Focus on the fresh aroma of lime and green tea. Balm extract as part of a solid shampoo. This presence increases blood microcirculation in the scalp, which has a good effect on hair growth.
Source: People Talk
I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
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