Scalp Scrub, 150 ml
Refresh the Scalp. The Cocopalm Polynesian SPA Scalp Scrub is the first step in a soothing Japanese hair care ritual. It's perfect for oily and dandruff-prone skin. Those struggling with itchy, irritated scalp will appreciate it, as it brings much-needed refreshment and comfort. The scrub exfoliates dead skin cells, refreshes and moisturizes the scalp, leaving hair lifted from the roots, shiny, and slower to become oily again. It perfectly prepares for further care treatments using Cocopalm Polynesian SPA shampoo and conditioner. The precise applicator makes application easier and more efficient. Key ingredients: Lactic acid - exfoliates epidermal cells and moisturizes (a component of the NMF). Fruit acid complex - contains natural alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), which make skin smoother and better hydrated. It also increases collagen production. Organic coconut oil - softens, moisturizes, and nourishes. Coconut extract - moisturizes, nourishes, and conditions skin and hair. Niacinamide - (vitamin B3) supports revitalization, adds energy, and stimulates hair growth. Aquaxyl - a complex that prevents transepidermal water loss, increases hyaluronic acid synthesis, and improves skin and hair hydration. Tahitian gardenia extract - moisturizes, nourishes, and softens skin and hair. Salicylic acid contained in the extract cleanses especially problematic and dandruff-prone skin. Noni Fruit Juice - Nourishes and prevents water loss from the skin. This scrub is free from silicones, SLS, parabens, and mineral oils, making it suitable even for very sensitive scalps. Cocopalm's Japanese, natural skincare rituals combine traditional massage with natural fruit acids and organic coconut oil sourced with respect for the environment and human rights. A moisturizing and relaxing composition of botanical extracts tempts with the soothing scent of Polynesian flowers. Action: exfoliating, moisturizing, and soothing. Intended use: thorough cleansing of the scalp. Hair type: weakened, oily, dandruff-prone hair. Dermatologically tested: yes.
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