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Polygonum Black Repair Shampoo

€36,54

Specification Type

Revive Natural Color · Strengthen from the Roots · Herbal Scalp Care

Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Hair Science

Enriched with Polygonum multiflorum extract, this herbal shampoo is specially designed to gently cleanse, restore lost color, and fortify hair from the root. Ideal for those struggling with premature greying, thinning, or dull, dry hair.

Key Benefits

  • Natural Color Restoration – Darkens greying hair over time without harsh dyes
  • Root-Level Strengthening – Feeds follicles with herbal nourishment for denser, healthier hair
  • Scalp Healing – Soothes irritation, reduces itchiness, and rebalances scalp oil
  • 3-in-1 Formula – Cleanses, treats, and protects in one simple step
  • Visible Volume & Shine – Revives dull strands with rich luster and bounce

Product Details

Info Attribute
Main Ingredients Polygonum multiflorum, Ginseng, Ginger root
Type Herbal Anti-Greying Shampoo
Size 500ml
Texture Lightweight, soft-lathering formula
Skin Compatibility All hair types, especially greying & dry

How to Use:

  1. Apply to wet hair
  2. Massage into scalp for 3–5 minutes
  3. Rinse thoroughly
  4. Use daily for visible results in 2–4 weeks
  5. ✨ Inject vitality. Cleanse deeply. Embrace your natural tone.


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