Yari Fruity Nourishing Curl Shampoo 355ml

The Yari Fruity Curls Hydrating Shampoo is designed to provide a gentle and nourishing cleansing for curly hair. Thanks to its blend of fruit extracts, biotin, and hyaluronic acid, it cleanses without stripping natural oils, hydrates the hair fiber, improves volume, and facilitates curl definition. Formulated without harsh sulfates, it uses mild surfactants such as cocamidopropylamine oxide and sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, and contains conditioning agents such as polyquaternium-10 and panthenol that help detangle and provide softness. This shampoo is designed for frequent use on curly, wavy, or textured hair, maintaining hydration and preventing dryness or tightness. Benefits: Gentle cleansing without harsh sulfates. Hydrates while cleansing with biotin and hyaluronic acid. Facilitates detangling thanks to conditioning agents. Maintains the natural texture and volume of curls. Formula compatible with routines for curly hair or the Curly Method. Who is it for? Curly, wavy, or textured hair. Sensitized hair or hair prone to dryness from harsh shampoos. People who desire daily or frequent nourishing cleansing. Composition: No harsh sulfates. With fruit extracts, biotin, and moisturizers. Built-in conditioner and conditioner. Targeted Action: Controlled and nourishing cleansing. Moisture retention. Curl pattern protection. Directions: Wet hair with warm water. Apply a moderate amount of shampoo and gently massage into the scalp. Let the lather slide to the ends, avoiding excessive rubbing. Rinse thoroughly with warm water. If necessary, repeat a second pass on the roots only. Continue with your usual conditioner or treatment routine. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Can it be used every day? Yes, due to its gentle formulation, it is suitable for frequent use without drying out. Is it suitable for chemically treated hair? Yes, its nourishing and gentle nature makes it compatible with color-treated or treated hair. Does it contain strong proteins? No strong proteins are identified in the public formulation; it focuses more on hydration than protein reconstruction.