Caditar Zero Toleance Shampoo Purple Box 150 ml

Caditar Zero Tolerance Shampoo is an advanced formula specially designed for sensitive and irritated scalps. It gently cleanses the hair and scalp without causing irritation, making it ideal for daily use and for people with sensitive skin.

 

 

150 ml

AED 136.00

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Bio Pure Para Pharmaceutical
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Nutrition facts, 100 g

Brand

Bio Pure Para Pharmaceutical

Product Description

Caditar Zero Tolerance Shampoo is an advanced formula specially designed for sensitive and irritated scalps. It gently cleanses the hair and scalp without causing irritation, making it ideal for daily use and for people with sensitive skin.

Benefits:

  • Gentle Cleanser: Cleanses the hair and scalp without drying or irritating.
  • Soothes the Scalp: Reduces itching and redness with its mild formula.
  • Free from Harsh Ingredients: Does not contain harsh chemicals, making it suitable for sensitive skin.
  • Hydration and Nourishment: Maintains moisture balance in the scalp, leaving hair soft and healthy.
  • Suitable for Frequent Use: Ideal for all hair types, especially for those with scalp sensitivity.

How to Use:

  • Apply an appropriate amount of shampoo to wet hair.
  • Gently massage the scalp in circular motions.
  • Leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
  • Use regularly for the best results.

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