La Pink Color Protect Quinoa Protein Shampoo with White Haldi for Color-treated Hair 250 ml

Buy La Pink Color Protect Quinoa Protein Shampoo with White Haldi for Color-treated Hair

Introducing La Pink Color Protect Quinoa Protein Shampoo with White Haldi, a luxurious hair care essential specially formulated for color-treated hair. Enriched with a unique blend of natural ingredients, including white haldi, Quinoa, pomegranate, blueberry, and grapeseed, this shampoo offers unparalleled protection and nourishment to help maintain vibrant, salon-fresh color. Crafted with the delicate needs of color-treated hair in mind, this shampoo gently cleanses while preserving the richness and intensity of your hair color. White haldi, renowned for its anti-inflammatory properties, works to soothe the scalp and maintain a healthy environment for vibrant hair color to thrive. Quinoa protein, a powerhouse ingredient rich in amino acids, strengthens and fortifies hair strands from within, helping to prevent breakage and prolong the longevity of your color. Combined with antioxidant-rich pomegranate, blueberry, and grapeseed extracts, this shampoo provides potent protection against environmental stressors that can cause color fade and dullness. Experience the ultimate fusion of nature and science with La Pink Color Protect Quinoa Protein Shampoo with White Haldi. Treat your color-treated hair to the care it deserves, and indulge in the nourishing benefits of this exquisite formula for hair that looks and feels radiant, vibrant, and full of life.

Features:

• Enhances shine, pH balance formulae, preserves vibrant color, 100% microplastic free formula, Gentle cleansing

About the Brand:

La Pink was founded by the father-son duo of Mr. R.C Jain and Mr. Nitin Jain in the year 2022. When they initially started their journey to create a beauty brand that gave their consumers the purest of products, they realised that the entire Indian market was fixated on sulphate and paraben-free products, while Microplastics sort of slipped through the gaps. Microplastics based beauty products were something that International markets were banning to be used across the globe, but were found predominantly in all skin care brands in India.