Kheoni Forest Shampoo – Sulphate-Free, Vegan

A surfactant-free shampoo made from forest botanicals, formulated without sulphates, parabens, silicones or synthetic fragrance. Because it uses no foaming agents it washes quite differently from a conventional shampoo — little lather, and hair that feels soft rather than squeaky afterwards. It is aimed at people with sensitive scalps or anyone moving away from chemical-heavy hair washes.

Key Features

• Surfactant-free — cleanses without synthetic foaming agents
• No sulphates, parabens, silicones or synthetic fragrance
• Gentle enough for regular washing without stripping scalp oils
• Suits sensitive scalps and those transitioning off conventional shampoo
• Cruelty-free

How to Use

Apply a small amount to thoroughly wet hair and massage into the scalp for about a minute, working with your fingertips rather than your nails. Rinse well. If the lengths feel dry during the first few washes while your scalp adjusts, follow with a conditioner or a light oil from mid-length down.

Product Details

• Type: liquid shampoo
• Free from: sulphates, parabens, silicones, synthetic fragrance
• Storage: keep the cap closed, out of direct sunlight

Good to Know

Expect an adjustment period of a few washes when switching from a sulphate shampoo. Avoid contact with the eyes and rinse with water if it gets in.

FAQs

Why is there almost no lather?

There are no surfactants in the formula. Foam comes from foaming agents, not from cleaning power — massage it in properly and rinse well.

Can I use it on coloured or chemically treated hair?

It contains no sulphates or silicones, which is generally the concern with treated hair. Check with your stylist if you have had a recent chemical service.

How often can I wash with it?

It is gentle enough for frequent washing; wash as often as your scalp needs.

Do I still need a conditioner?

Many people do, particularly on long or dry lengths. Use a conditioner or a few drops of oil below the ears.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: Kheoni Fulfilled by: EarthBased