Very mild shampoo refill

Very mild shampoo refill

Limit your waste and carbon footprint with this shampoo refill for normal to oily hair! No more single-use plastic bottles that are thrown away once finished, you buy a bottle only once and then you only buy the product in powder form. This avoids unnecessary transport of water between the manufacturer and you.

This ecological shampoo refill in the form of a powder sachet will allow you to make 500 ml of shampoo! Enriched with Aloe Vera, it is designed in France with 99% natural ingredients.

This shampoo doesn't lather much because it doesn't contain foaming agents, but don't worry: it cleans just as much!

How to make your gentle shampoo?

40gr of powder + fill the bottle with water = 500ml of ready-to-use shampoo.

1. Pour your 40gr sachet of powdered shampoo into the 500ml bottle.
2. Fill up with cold drinking water up to 2cm from the edge.
3. Screw on the cap and shake.
4. Wait 24 hours, the shampoo should be white, if it is transparent, shake again.
5. Screw on the pump.
6. Enjoy!

Once your bottle is finished, wash it and start again.

Composition of the reconstituted product:

Aqua, Sodium coco sulfate, Kaolin, Aloe barbadensis leaf juice, Sodium olivate, Sodium cocoate, Xanthan gum, Citric acid, Parfum, Glycerin, Cetearyl alcohol, Sodium chloride, Tetrasodium glutamate diacetate, Gluconolactone, Sodium benzoate, Calcium gluconate, ascorbic acid.

Storage advice:

The powder should be stored in a cool, dry place.

Once mixed, the shampoo should be used within 12 months.

Precautions for use:

Powder: Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Handle with clean hands and with care when reconstituting.

Shampoo: Do ​​not use powder alone, reconstituted shampoo is a wash-out product. In case of contact with eyes rinse thoroughly.

My contribution for the planet:

This refill is a healthy, ecological and supportive product. No bottle thrown away, no water transported! The bag is to be composted or recycled. The label should be thrown in the trash. In addition, the products are packaged by people with disabilities.