Go Easy Shampoo
Key Benefits
- Cleanses without stripping moisture.
- Moisturises with macadamia oil.
- Soothes scalp dryness.
- Provides rich, creamy lather.
Go Easy Shampoo delivers a nourishing cleanse designed for all hair types, leaving hair soft, healthy, and manageable. Its sulphate-free formula uses coconut-derived surfactants to create a luxurious, creamy lather that rinses easily without stripping natural oils.
It contains macadamia oil, a natural source of fatty acids, to add moisture, restore softness, and help wash away buildup. Licorice extract is added to support scalp comfort by soothing dryness, while bergamot provides antioxidants and fatty acids to condition and protect. For a sensorial finish, balsam fir lends a fresh evergreen note, balanced by the warm, grounding aroma of sandalwood.
Formulated without petrochemicals, parabens, sulphates, or synthetic fragrances, Go Easy Shampoo combines pure, powerful ingredients to promote scalp health and leave hair refreshed, shiny, and easy to manage.
Description
Key Benefits
- Cleanses without stripping moisture.
- Moisturises with macadamia oil.
- Soothes scalp dryness.
- Provides rich, creamy lather.
Go Easy Shampoo delivers a nourishing cleanse designed for all hair types, leaving hair soft, healthy, and manageable. Its sulphate-free formula uses coconut-derived surfactants to create a luxurious, creamy lather that rinses easily without stripping natural oils.
It contains macadamia oil, a natural source of fatty acids, to add moisture, restore softness, and help wash away buildup. Licorice extract is added to support scalp comfort by soothing dryness, while bergamot provides antioxidants and fatty acids to condition and protect. For a sensorial finish, balsam fir lends a fresh evergreen note, balanced by the warm, grounding aroma of sandalwood.
Formulated without petrochemicals, parabens, sulphates, or synthetic fragrances, Go Easy Shampoo combines pure, powerful ingredients to promote scalp health and leave hair refreshed, shiny, and easy to manage.
