Damage Repair Shampoo with Avocado and Moringa Oil

Typically, the best results are observed on regular use. However, we have seen consumers start noticeable results immediately after 1st use.  You can see softer, smoother & shinier hair.

This is our expertise in product technology. The product is designed with a unique blend of sulphate-free cleansing agents such as Sodium Cocoyl Isothionate and Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate. These are mild cleansing agents that offer luxurious lather with the adverse effects of sulphates. While regular sulphate-free shampoos compromise on the lather making your cleansing experience unsatisfactory, Naturali Damager Repair Shampoo enhances the same to offer what you deserve, an indulging shampoo session.

The product is designed with a unique blend of sulphate-free cleansing agents which give sufficient cleansing and lather. It contains some of mild cleansing agents such as Sodium Cocoyl Isothionate and Sodium  Lauryl Sulfoacetate that produce rich lather. The results are as good as traditional sulpate-based shampoos.

Sulfonate and sulphates are distinct from one another. They are not sulphates which have had bad name for years. As cleansing agents are key components of shampoo formulation, we have chosen sulfonate as one of the sulphate-free cleansing agents.

You can use Naturali Damage Repair Shampoo every day as it is safe, however, we recommend using it as per your regular shampoo frequency suiting your hair type.

Sulphate is a kind of chemical that is used in detergents, emulsifying agents, and cleansing products other than shampoos. They effectively clean the scalp by drawing water and grease to themselves. However, they also tend to remove your scalp's natural oils. Hence, if they are used in shampoo, the hair can get dry as a result of this, disturbing the pH balance of your hair and making it brittle and break easily. This makes sulfate-free shampoo as a preferred choice to have reduced irritation, preserving the natural oil required to maintain strong and healthy hair.

Yes. They are dermatologically tested for safety & can be considered as Non-Irritant to the skin.