Kair hair products South Africa

November 26, 2023
Products South Africa

Africa Organics presents a 100% natural range of hair and body care products. With years of experience in formulating to natural and organic standards, their formulators produced a 100% natural range that everyone can afford to use without compromising on quality. Hair products include shampoos, a conditioner, as well as a 2-in-1 shampoo.

In the interests of healthier humans inhabiting a healthier Earth, they are committed to not using animal products, or any ingredients red-flagged by leading international certification authorities.

You can find Africa Organics at Wellness Warehouse and selected stores nationwide.

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African organics is great! I love that you can buy this kind of natral product and help the environment. I will be reviewing it on my site soon.

Body Shop

Scented shampoos and conditioners for anti-dandruff, volumising, moisturising and gloss will care for your regular individual hair needs. The Body Shop also have hair waxes, gels and mousses, as well as a range of special treatments such as detanglers.

Note: all Body Shop products are vegan except those containing honey and beeswax (listed on the product packaging as 'cera alba' and 'mel').

Available from The Body Shop stores throughout the country.

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Body Treats

Their natural shampoo and conditioner will help restore your hair. You can enjoy maintaining healthy hair and enjoy the natural benefits too, as the products are derived from plant ingredients. Natural ingredients are easily absorbed by your hair strands and quickly begin to repair damaged hair cells. Formulated to gently wash and nourish your hair. Free from SLS and/or any harsh chemicals.

Available from their online store and at the Body Treats store in Wellington.

Charlotte Rhys

The Charlotte Rhys Classic Range includes a vegan PH balanced shampoo and conditioner that combines top quality ingredients and cutting edge technology.

Available from Charlotte Rhys Lifestyle Stores at the Bluebird Shopping Centre, Athol Oaklands Road in Johannesburg, and at the V&A Waterfront and the Constantia Courtyard in Cape Town. Also available from Stuttafords and other selected stockists nationwide. A full list of retail outlets is available on their website.

Dermalogica

Dermalogica Shine Therapy Shampoo and Silk Finish Conditioner are 2 daily use vegan products for hair and scalp health. The shampoo contains extracts that purify and stimulate the scalp while removing excess oils and debris for super-clean hair with amazing lift and bounce. The conditioner helps condition the scalp while nourishing hair, giving it shine and manageability.

Dermalogica products are available only through licensed Dermalogica skin therapists nationwide (see web for details).

eco cosmetics

eco cosmetics offer an organic range of hair care and styling products including hair spray, mousse, gel, conditioner, treatment and shampoos with a volumising, repair or care effect.

They place emphasis on the quality of ingredients to create truly effective products and even use well water instead of tap water. eco products are 100% natural, certified organic by ECOCERT and are registered with The Vegan Society. Non-allergenic and suitable for sensitive skin. No synthetic colouring agents, fragrances or preservatives; no paraffin, silicones or mineral oil products; no PEG, SLS or parabens; no GMOs.

List of stockists available on the Natural Beauty for Africa website.

Enchantrix

Enchantrix produce hair gel, shampoo and conditioners for normal hair, and in nourishing and volumising formulations. Made with lemongrass essential oil to leave your hair feeling soft and manageable.

Enchantrix products can be purchased online or from selected Spars in Gauteng and the Western Cape, and from health shops and pharmacies nationwide.

Source: www.vegansa.com

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