CENTELLA ASIATICA · NIACINAMIDE · HYDROLYSED KERATIN
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VOLUMISING SHAMPOO FOR THIN, FLAT OR BREAKAGE-PRONE HAIR AND A SCALP THAT FEELS IRRITATED
For thin, flat hair; breakage-prone hair; chemically treated or damaged hair; all hair types
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Centella & Niacinamide Volumising Complex Shampoo puts centella asiatica, niacinamide and hydrolysed keratin at the centre of a fortifying wash for thin, flat or breakage-prone hair. Tea tree, panthenol, betaine and allantoin support, in a gentle base, so hair is cleansed and left with lightweight bounce rather than weight.
FOR HAIR THAT HAS LOST ITS BOUNCE AND A SCALP THAT COMPLAINS
Thin or damaged hair falls flat because each strand carries less and breaks more easily, and an irritated scalp does not help it grow in well. This shampoo works on both: centella and niacinamide for the scalp, hydrolysed keratin for the strand, in a base light enough to leave volume behind.
A mild base that rinses clean without residue, so fine hair is left lighter and fuller-looking rather than coated.
Hydrolysed keratin is the protein hair is made of, broken into pieces small enough to sit on the strand. It is known for helping damaged hair feel stronger; the shampoo is formulated with it, and this page describes the ingredient, not a measured result.
Centella asiatica and allantoin are both known for a soothing reputation on skin. Here they give the scalp a calmer start to the wash.
Niacinamide, vitamin B3, is known in skincare for supporting the barrier. The scalp is skin, and this is where it works.
Panthenol, pro-vitamin B5, and betaine are humectants known for helping hair feel smoother and less brittle after washing.
The description names those three as the hair it is made for, and the bottle says all hair types. Patch test before first use if your scalp is sensitive.
THREE ACTIVES · FOUR SUPPORTS
Centella asiatica, niacinamide and hydrolysed keratin are the formula leads, as printed on the bottle. Tea tree, panthenol, betaine and allantoin support. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for, without pretending that an ingredient's reputation and a measured result on this bottle are the same thing.
Centella, gotu kola, is the calming botanical of Korean skincare, known for a soothing reputation on irritated skin. Applied to the scalp, that is the role it plays here. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this product.
Niacinamide is a form of vitamin B3 known for supporting the skin barrier and a calmer feel. In this shampoo it is aimed at the scalp, the skin the hair grows from.
Keratin is the protein hair is made of; hydrolysed keratin is that protein broken into fragments small enough to bind to the strand. It is known for helping damaged hair feel stronger and smoother. The claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Tea tree extract is known for a fresh, clean feel on the scalp. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Panthenol is a humectant known for helping hair hold moisture and feel smoother and less brittle. It supports the keratin rather than replacing it.
Betaine is a sugar-beet-derived humectant known for a soothing feel and for helping skin and hair hold water. It supports the scalp without adding weight.
Allantoin is a classic soothing ingredient known for helping irritated skin feel calmer. In this shampoo it is aimed at the scalp.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A VOLUME CLAIM AND A VOLUME ROUTINE
Fine hair goes flat for two reasons: residue weighs it down, and breakage thins it out. A heavy shampoo fixes neither, and a stripping one makes the scalp worse.
This shampoo takes the lighter route. A mild sarcosinate and glucoside base cleans without weight, hydrolysed keratin is known for helping the strand hold up, and centella, niacinamide and allantoin give the scalp a calmer start. The honest payoff is hair that feels fuller because it is clean, lighter and less broken, and a conditioner afterwards keeps it that way.
THE WASH-DAY ROUTINE
Work the lather into the scalp first, where the actives are aimed, and let it carry down the lengths. Rinse thoroughly, follow with a conditioner on the lengths only, and follow the current pack for frequency.
Wet the hair thoroughly with warm water so the shampoo spreads easily.
Take a coin-sized amount, work it into a lather at the scalp with your fingertips, and let it carry down the lengths.
Rinse thoroughly, repeat if needed, and follow with a conditioner on the lengths. Follow the current pack for frequency.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Centella & Niacinamide Volumising Complex Shampoo, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a shampoo that early users rate highly and pair with a conditioner; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“Recently I'm using this and seriously it's too good 💕😊 after this shampoo I always use conditioner,, and amazing result”— Kakali Barik · verified buyer
“Superb shampoo”— Rahul Rozario · verified buyer
“Very nice product”— Rajashree Raha Seth · verified buyer
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND WASH DAY
Pair the shampoo with compatible Arish hair care, and adjust the frequency to your hair and the current pack directions.
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST BOTTLE
The printed composition lists sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, decyl glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine as the cleansers; no sulphate appears in the list.
No silicone appears in the printed composition. Conditioning comes from polyquaterniums and cetrimonium chloride instead.
The description names chemically treated hair as one of the three it is made for. Patch test and, if in doubt, check with your colourist.
The description says it helps reduce breakage; this page says the shampoo is formulated with hydrolysed keratin, which is known for that. No result has been measured on this bottle.
Yes, for most hair. Apply it to the lengths only so the roots keep their lift.
It is gentle enough for frequent use; follow the current pack and your scalp. Fine hair often does best washed every other day.
One last look
A coin-sized amount. A lather at the scalp. A conditioner on the lengths. Centella, niacinamide and keratin for hair that falls flat.
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