Shampoo

What the Seller Has Confirmed

Being straight about this rather than filling the page. The seller’s listing states only four things: it is a deep repair shampoo, it is 340ml, it is an Indian product, and it is for men and women. There is no brand name, no ingredient list and no product photograph on the listing.

We have not invented the rest. If you need to know the brand, the ingredients or what the bottle looks like before you buy, message the shop and we will check the stock and send you a photograph. It is a two-minute answer and better than a guess.

What a Repair Shampoo Is

Shampoos sold as “repair” are conditioning shampoos — a milder cleansing base with conditioning agents and usually some form of protein or oil, so the hair is left smoother and stronger-feeling rather than squeaky. They suit hair that is dry, coloured, heat-styled or generally rough.

Worth knowing what “repair” means: hair is dead keratin and cannot heal. A repair shampoo coats and smooths the roughened outer layer so the strand lies flat, reflects light and stops catching on itself. The improvement is real and you can feel it the same day. The underlying damage grows out; the shampoo makes living with it much better in the meantime.

Key Features

• 340ml bottle
• Deep repair shampoo
• Indian product
• For men and women

How to Wash Hair Properly

1. Wet the hair thoroughly first. Shampoo on half-wet hair does not spread and does not lather.
2. Put the shampoo on the scalp, not on the length. The scalp is where the oil and dirt are; the ends get cleaned by the suds running down and that is enough.
3. Massage with the pads of the fingers, never the nails, for a minute or so.
4. Rinse until the water runs completely clear. Under-rinsing leaves residue that dulls hair and irritates the scalp.
5. A second, shorter lather if the hair was oiled or heavily product-laden. Otherwise one is enough.
6. Condition the mid-lengths and ends only, then rinse in cool water.

Patch Test First

Because the ingredients are not stated, this one is worth testing. A small amount of the lather behind the ear, rinsed off, and 24 hours to see whether anything happens — particularly if you react easily to fragrance or preservatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which brand is it?

The seller has not stated one. Message the shop and we will read the bottle in stock.

Is it suitable for coloured hair?

Repair shampoos generally suit coloured hair. Without the ingredient list we cannot confirm whether this one is sulfate-free, which is the thing that matters most for colour. Ask before ordering if that is important to you.

How often should I wash my hair?

There is no universal answer. Oily scalps and dusty commutes suit daily or alternate-day washing; dry, curly or chemically treated hair usually does better with two or three washes a week. Medicated shampoos are the exception — follow the course on the pack rather than your habit.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool and dry with the cap closed. A shelf away from the shower spray is better than one in it — constant heat and steam shorten the life of any formula.