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Urtekram Children Shampoo 250ml

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Facilitates scalp care and moisturising on children's hair

250 ml

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Description

Urtekram Children's Shampoo, formulated to provide children's hair cleanliness and softness. Contains magnolia bark extract, cares for the balance of the scalp, while aloe vera and glycerin provide moisture to the hair. The formula contains ingredients of organic origin. Suitable for vegans.

Instructions for use

It is recommended to apply the shampoo with a gentle massage spreading the product throughout the hair. Leave to act and finally rinse with plenty of water.

Price per 100 ML

€3.60 / 100 ml

Pharmaceutical Advice

Glycerin, also known as glycerol, is a viscous, colourless, odourless liquid that is an intermediate product of alcoholic fermentation and is a member of triglycerides. It is highly valued for its moisturising and emollient properties and is therefore widely used in cosmetics.

One of the best-known products with glycerine as a base component is soap. These soaps have a low pH and work as emollient agents on the skin, helping it to maintain and recover its natural moisture level. This is why they are perfect for sensitive or dry skin hygiene.

Glycerin is also present in moisturising creams with an anti-ageing effect, thanks to its ability to soften the skin and increase its elasticity. It has great soothing action, so it effectively reduces irritations, acne marks or small burns, helping accelerate healing. It is also present in shaving lotions, as it reduces friction, as well as in hair care cosmetics such as serums and masks.

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