Massage into the scalp and throughout hair length. Rinse and repeat. For lustrous results follow with Argan & Amalaki Herbal Conditioner Caution: This product is natural so use within 6 months of opening. External use only. Keep out of direct sunlight.
Fushi Argan & Amalaki Shampoo
A hair reviving Ayurvedic herb rich shampoo blended with fresh pressed Argan and Camellia oil... Read more
A hair reviving Ayurvedic herb rich shampoo blended with fresh pressed Argan and Camellia oil to boost lustre, shine and strengthen your hair
This innovative botanical blend contains Fresh-pressed® Argan oil, Camellia oil and Brahmi herb extract to revive and restore hair to a lustrous shine and bounce. Uniquely combined with Fresh-ground® Amalaki (Indian Gooseberry) and Biotin to help replenish dry hair, soothe scalp and promote hair health, Amalaki (Indian Gooseberry), is known as a rich source of vitamin C and helps to keep the hair follicles strong whilst nourishing the hair from the roots. Fresh-pressed® Brahmi, Argan and Camelia oils are known for their wonderful hair rejuvenating properties. Fragranced with Tahitian Gardenia, this will leave your hair feeling fresh and fragrant.
This shampoo is made using biodynamically grown Fresh-ground® Amalaki (Indian Gooseberry), triple infused in aqua over 90 days.
Fushi uses only renowned, ethically sourced, cold and fresh pressed unrefined oils in their haircare. These are fresh pressed from each season’s harvest to deliver maximum quality and efficacy.
Values:
Brands That Give Back
Fairtrade
Paraben Free
Phthalate Free
Plant Based Ingredients
Recyclable
SLS Free
Vegan
Vegetarian
Aqua (water)[W], Sodium coco-sulfate (from coconut oil), Cocamidopropyl betaine (from coconut oil), Glycerin (from vegetable oil - coconut oil), Caprylyl / capryl glucoside (from fruit sugars), Decyl glucoside (from corn oil), Argania spinosa kernel oil+ (fushi moroccan argan oil), Prunus amygdalus dulcis seed oil+ (fushi golden sweet almond oil), Citrus aurantium dulcis fruit extract[F] (orange fruit), Gardenia florida fruit extract[F] (gardenia flower), Helianthus annuus seed oil+ (fushi sunflower seed oil), Emblica officinalis fruit extract[F] (indian gooseberry), Bacopa monniera extract[F] (brahmi), Lauryl glucoside (from fruit sugars), Aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder[F] (mexican inner leaf aloe), Glyceryl oleate (from coconut), Coco-glucoside (from coconut sugars), Citric acid (food grade preservative from fruit), Levulinic acid (food grade from fruit), Sodium levulinate (from corn), Sodium benzoate (food grade preservative from coconut oil), Parfum (natural fragrance), Caprylic/ capric triglyceride (fushi fractionated coconut oil), Jasminum officinale oil[E] (fushi indian jasmine essential oil), Sodium phytate (from wheat bran), Phenoxyethanol (natural preservative from green tea), Potassium sorbate (from fruit berries), Olea europaea fruit oil+ (fushi organic cold pressed olive oil), Carotenoids (from carrots), Tocopherol (natural d-alpha-tocopherol from olive oil), Ascorbyl palmitate (from vegetable oil), Benzyl Benzoate*. * -Naturally occurring components of essential oils [W]-With 50% infused with indian gooseberry(amalaki) + -Fushi oils, organic, virgin cold pressed & fresh from harvest [F] -Fushi herbs, organic, freshly harvested & triple infused [E] -Fushi essential oils, organic, indigenously sourced & fresh from harvest
Fushi, meaning ‘eternal life’, began with the combined cultural heritage of Rannesh and Ria and from Ayurvedic family recipes handed down by their grandparents who blended oils and infused herbs to create pure, natural remedies.
Fushi are passionate about respecting the environment and always seek ways to cut down their ecological footprint, this is why they have established the Fushi 3 R policy - ‘Recycle’, ‘Reuse’, ‘Reduce’ - which guides every step of their production in their London Workshop.
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UK Standard Delivery £2.95
UK Next Working Day £4.50
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