'Orange' Solid Shampoo - 55 g

Lamazuna - 'Orange' Solid Shampoo - 55 g

Hair Type	Dry Hair

Advantages
o Lasts as long as two bottles of liquid shampoo
o Zero waste objective
o Vegan
o Without sulfate
o Easy to take with you on your trip

Use of the system
Simply rub your grooved on wet hair, it will immediately turn into a creamy lather. Massage your hair and rinse it as you would with a liquid shampoo!

Benefits
Our solid shampoo for dry hair is flavoured with a delicious sweet orange scent. It is handmade in the south of France, only with natural ingredients.

Composition
sodium cocoyl isethionate, stearic acid, kaolinite, argania spinosa (argan) kernel oil*, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil*, illite, decyl glucoside, lauryl glucoside, citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) peel oil*, limonene**, linalool**.

* labelled organic ** naturally present in essential oil

// Explanation of plant ingredients
Decyl glucoside*: Surfactant from coconut. A surfactant is used to clean and lather
Sodium cocoyl isethionate: Another surfactant derived from coconut oil, which gives a soft and creamy foam
Argania spinosa oil: Argan oil, emollient that softens hair
Stearic acid: From olive oil, it solidifies the shampoo
Citrus aurantium dulcis peel oil expressed*: Sweet orange essential oil for a gourmet scent
Limonene and linalol*: Components of sweet orange essential oil that must be specified on the label
* certified organic


// Explanation of mineral ingredients
Illite: Clay known for detoxifying and sanitizing
Kaolin: White clay, a gentle beauty treatment renowned for its purifying and purifying properties

Contains essential oils, not suitable for pregnant and lactating women and children under 3 years of age.

Frequently asked questions: Solid shampoo
How do I store my solid shampoo between uses?

Think of your solid shampoo as if it were a bar of soap. You can put it on a saucer at the edge of your bathtub or with your soap in your shower. It's antibacterial so it can't be dirty! For my part, I put it in a washing net, hung on the same hook as my konjac sponge, so it dries easily.

How do I transport my solid shampoo to take it to the gym or on holiday?

An empty cream pot or an old yoghurt pot closed with a piece of fabric and an elastic band will do very well! When I know that the shampoo will not have had time to dry when I put it in my toilet bag, after sports for example, I like to put it in a washcloth, so it is well ventilated and can slowly harden.