Sulfate-free Regenerating Shampoo №470

Betaine is a naturally derived ingredient, an amino acid.  Also known as Trimethylglycine or glycinebetaine. It is obtained from the process of making sugar out of sugar beets. Being an osmolyte, its structure allows to attract water and help maintain cell water balance. Betaine reduces the ability of water molecules to solvate proteins, thus stabilizing the native protein structures.  It primarily functions as a humectant and anti-irritant in cosmetic products, is prone to hydrogen bonding. It is identified as anti-melanogenic agent. Accumulated evidence has shown that betaine has anti-inflammatory functions in numerous diseases.

Contains a rich complex of phytoncides, resins, essential oils, acids (including vitamin C), iodine, starch, and other components. Has a strong stimulating effect on hair growth and strengthening. Reliably coats the hair, protecting it from damage, giving it shine and elasticity, and reducing breakage. Beneficially affects the scalp, reducing dandruff, cleansing it, and regulating oiliness. Used in care for the scalp with seborrhea.

A highly purified, mild amphoteric surfactant derived from coconut oil. Has good foaming and cleansing properties and increases viscosity.

Easily biodegradable.

A natural non‑ionic surfactant derived from coconut oil and glucose, with a high degree of biodegradability. An effective foaming agent and conditioning component.

A mixture of natural, non‑ionic, highly biodegradable surfactants derived from coconut and sunflower oils. Its composition is close to skin lipids.

In cosmetic formulations, it softens the action of aggressive cleansing agents, stabilizes foam, and restores the hydro‑lipid balance in the dermis. Enhances the effect of therapeutic additives in cosmetic products. In shampoos, it works as a conditioning agent — gives the hair a healthy shine and reduces the need for conditioner.

A natural conditioning agent derived from guar beans. An antistatic, thickener, and softener. Coats the hair excellently without causing buildup or weighing it down.

A fraction of natural essential oils. Has a sweet floral aroma. Found in many essential oils: rose oil (25–65%), clove, geranium, neroli, and others. In its pure form, it is used in perfumery as a substitute for rose oil to create floral fragrances. Possesses preservative, antiseptic, and solvent properties.

Belongs to the 26 aromatic substances that, since 2005, must be included in the declaration of the International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) to protect individuals with allergies, if present in quantities potentially significant for allergy‑prone users.

A natural preservative used in cosmetics. Applied in various types of cosmetic products such as shampoos, shower gels, and body creams.

A natural preservative in cosmetics. Used in various types of cosmetic products such as shampoos, shower gels, and body creams.

A mild, natural anionic surfactant obtained from sarcosine — an amino acid found in egg yolk, vegetables, legumes, etc. Has good cleansing ability and enhances foaming.

Easily biodegradable.

It shows good antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, protecting the cells from free radicals, preventing the breakdown of collagen and reducing the skin's UV damage. It's been shown to be an extremely effective treatment for reducing the redness and irritation associated with Rosacea.

Soothes the scalp, relieves itching and redness. Reduces dandruff and normalizes the activity of the sebaceous glands, thanks to which the hair becomes less greasy and stays clean and fresh for longer. Improves nourishment and accelerates hair growth, reduces hair loss. Moisturizes and strengthens the hair structure along its entire length, reducing breakage and giving the hair elasticity and shine. Individual hairs become thicker and acquire a smoother structure.