Tea tree shampoo PALA, for oily hair, dandruff, itchy scalp, 100% natural, vegan - Saaren Taika Handmade 🇫🇮

Weight:approx. 105g

Features:Natural, vegan, organic, sulfate-free, silicone-free, paraben-free, animal-free, domestic

Scent:The product has a natural fragrance that comes from the natural raw materials used.

Ingredients:Sodium Olivate (Saponified olive oil), Sodium Cocoate (Saponified coconut oil), Sodium Sunflowerseedate (Saponified sunflower oil), Aqua (Water), Glycerin (Glycerin), Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil (Tea tree essential oil), *d-Limonene (*occurs naturally in essential in oils)

The ingredient list is subject to change. Please check the up-to-date list of ingredients on the side of the package.

Best before:12 months from the manufacture of the product

Made by hand in Finland

Use:You can lather the shampoo bar in your hands and massage the shampoo foam into wet hair, or you can lather it directly into the hair by massaging the shampoo bar as it is into wet hair. Massage thoroughly and rinse with lukewarm water.

Use of split shampoo in treated hair:

Please note that stressed hair may initially experience so-called soap scum. This is a fairly common phenomenon when you start washing stressed or treated hair with a piece shampoo. In this case, soap residues may remain in the scaly structure of the hair, which can make the hair feel sticky.

The more worn and stressed the hair is, the more the hair scales are open and the easier it is for soap scum to remain in the scales. The hair is worn out by, for example, brushing, dyeing, sun roasting and heat treatment, as well as styling products.

In most cases, the stickiness disappears after a few washes, but well-worn or treated hair may require an additional vinegar rinse. Vinegar rinse is vinegar diluted in water. Some wine vinegar can be used in the rinse, such as apple cider vinegar, or more ecological spirit vinegar (many wine vinegars contain sulfates, which may cause symptoms for the most sensitive, and which are dangerous for aquatic organisms when they return to the water).

You can make a vinegar rinse yourself by diluting the vinegars mentioned above with water. A good mixing ratio for vinegar rinse is 1 - 2 tsp / 2 dl water. The vinegar rinse is rinsed off the hair immediately.
Vinegar can also remove mineral residues from the hair, in which case the vinegar rinse should be stronger, about 1/4 vinegar and 3/4 water, and the rinse can be left on the hair for a while.

Did you know that you can also use Saaren Taika Tea Tree Soap to wash normal/slightly oily hair?

Saaren Taika uses in its skin care products and eco-detergentsprimarily clean, not chemically cleaned(without chemical residues), organic and vegetable oils obtained from the first pressing using the cold pressing method.

These unprocessed oils contain all natural skin-healing vitamins, antioxidants, flavonoids and other nutrients. They give our products the promised power, because only unprocessed oil retains all skin-healing properties.

Our unprocessed raw materials do not contain any harmful residues left by chemical processing. This choice supports your health and environmental friendliness, but may shorten the shelf life of our products.