Shampoos
Shampoos for hair
A hair shampoo from our workshop is a small herbal ritual at every wash. Gentle sugar surfactants, aloe vera, honey and plant keratin from wheat wash your hair kindly and give it softness and shine. Free from parabens, sulfates and silicones.
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How to choose a shampoo for your hair
For weak and thinning hair there is Regebasil® with basil root extract and argan oil, the shampoo with maca root extract or the burdock shampoo with burdock root extract and cedar oil. The nettle shampoo suits all hair types, the shampoo with birch extract nourishes the scalp, and the shampoo with hop extract is for thicker, stronger hair.
Oily hair will appreciate the shampoo with copper and zinc. For a scalp prone to dandruff there is the shampoo with willow extract and tea tree oil.

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How to use a herbal shampoo
Wet your hair thoroughly with warm water, work a small amount of shampoo between your palms and massage it into your scalp and hair. Leave it for a moment and rinse carefully. The shampoos are gentle enough for everyday washing. One 200 ml bottle lasts roughly two months when you wash two to three times a week.
A shampoo with keratin
All our liquid shampoos contain hydrolysed wheat protein, that is, plant keratin. Its amino acids resemble those in hair, so it strengthens the hair and improves its structure. If you would like more keratin, add two to three drops of natural keratin to the amount of shampoo you use.
A shampoo for stronger, thicker hair
When hair thins or breaks, treat it to a shampoo with herbal extracts that care for the hair roots and scalp – from nettle, burdock root, hops, birch or basil root. You can pair the shampoo with the Vlasorost tonic, which is massaged into a freshly washed scalp.
A hair shampoo for men
Men often get on well with the shampoo with copper and zinc for fresh, light hair or the shampoo with hop extract. If you prefer solid care, reach for the Perfect Man shampoo with caffeine, castor oil and the scent of patchouli and cajeput.
A hair shampoo in winter
In winter, wash your hair with lukewarm water and let it dry before you step outside. After washing, care for dry lengths with a hair lotion.

