Shampoo

Conditioner

Botanical extract of chamomile: Helps restore your hair’s shine and brings out its natural highlights. In fact, regular use can strengthen your hair and even help prevent split ends and breakages.

Botanical extract of chamomile: See left.

Red clover: Used topically to promote healthier-looking skin and hair.

Red clover: See left

Comfrey: Rich in minerals and B vitamins.

Comfrey: See left

Canadian Balsam: Made from the resin of the balsam fir tree which provides the product with its viscosity.

Canadian Balsam: See left

Surfactant derived from vegetable oil: Designed to reduce the surface tension between water and other liquids.

Sunflower (Helanthus Annus) Extract: When used in hair care, due to its rich polyphenol and vitamin E content, it protects  hair color. It also helps provide a photo-protective seal around  hair shafts from splits, therefore enhancing the sheen of your hair and promoting healthier-looking hair.

Kosher Vegetable Glycerin: A component of fat or oil which has been used since1857 in the Western World.

Witch Hazel Leaf Extract: An extract of the leaves of Hamamelisviginiana that is often used in aftershave lotions.

Cetyl Betaine (Natural fatty methyl esters): Used to thicken shampoo and stabilize foam.

Cetyl Alchohol (coconut oil): Used as a foam boosting surfactant.

Surfactant derived from glucose: Helps oil and water to mix so the two will not separate - resulting in a smooth, stable shampoo.

Natural Thickening Agent derived from cellulose: Keeps conditioner from being too runny.

Triticum Vulgare (wheat) protein: Obtained from wheat germ, this is a light yellow or reddish oil which offers conditioning, moisturizing, and   helps your hair retain its moisture and overall appearance.

Natural conditioner derived from Guar Gum: Extracted from the guar bean. It is a natural thickener.

Citric acid: A non-toxic pH adjuster and foam stabilizer.

Vanilla fruit extract: A source of polyphenols which exhibit antioxidant activity.

Natural peppermint oil: Helps soothe skin.

Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Oil: Perhaps the hottest new substance in the international skin care industry. This plant is tucked away on the tiny island of Madagascar and is known for holding promise for exceptional skin rejuvenation.

Sorbic acid: A natural-based preservative which protects the balance of shampoo.

Aloe barbadensis Leaf Juice: More commonly known as aloe vera, this liquid is known to soothe skin.

Natural Vitamin E: Far superior to synthetic vitamin E due to its higher potency. It does a far better job of promoting more resilient-looking skin.

Citric Acid: A naturally occurring organic acid used as a gentle way to adjust  pH down.

Grapefruit Seed Extract: A liquid derived from  seeds, pulp, and white membranes of grapefruit.

Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil: One of the most popular tonic herbs known to modern men and women.