La Pink Lemon Ginger Shampoo with White Haldi to Control Dandruff & Soothe Itchy Scalp

Buy La Pink Lemon Ginger Shampoo with White Haldi to Control Dandruff & Soothe Itchy Scalp

Introducing La Pink Lemon Ginger Shampoo with White Haldi, a 100% Microplastic Free Formulation designed to combat dandruff and soothe itchy scalp. Crafted with a blend of nature's finest ingredients, including lemon, ginger, white haldi, bhringraj, and amla, this shampoo offers a holistic approach to hair health. Harnessing the power of lemon and ginger, known for their clarifying and anti-inflammatory properties, this shampoo gently cleanses the scalp, removing excess oil and impurities while providing relief from itchiness and irritation. White haldi, a key ingredient renowned for its anti-dandruff properties, works to effectively control dandruff and promote a healthier scalp environment. Infused with bhringraj and amla extracts, this shampoo strengthens hair follicles and nourishes the hair from root to tip, promoting healthier, more resilient strands. Whether you're dealing with dry, flaky scalp or simply seeking to maintain a balanced scalp ecosystem, this shampoo is your go-to solution for a refreshed, revitalised scalp and luscious locks. Experience the invigorating sensation of La Pink Lemon Ginger Shampoo with White Haldi and say goodbye to dandruff and scalp discomfort. Make it an essential part of your hair care routine for a healthier, happier scalp and beautifully nourished hair that shines with vitality

Features:

• Refreshing Citrus Aroma, Balances Scalp pH, Gentle Cleansing Action, Soothing Relief for Itchy Scalp, Effective Dandruff Control, 100% Microplastic Free Formulations.

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.