Poll: Why would you use Essential Scalp Spray?
Learn about Essential Scalp Spray
This spray is a complex blend of herbs and botanicals offering support for normal hair health. Revitalising properties of Rosemary and Bergamot encourage circulation to the follicles. Neroli from the blossom of the bitter orange tree and aromatic Lavender alleviate dryness and calm the scalp.
Key Ingredients:- Rosemary, Bergamot, Neroli
Suitable For:-
1. Encourages circulation to the hair follicles
2. Supports normal hair health
3. Minimises hair fall
4. Calms & soothes the scalp
5. Controls dandruff
6. Powerful antioxidants reduce oxidative stress
7. Reduces itching and oiliness
8. Leaves the scalp feeling refreshed
9. Vegans
How to Use:-
Shake bottle well. Part your hair into sections, spray direct onto the scalp. Leave-in do not wash out and style as normal. Can be used every 2-3 days. After one month use once a day if required.
The Packaging is:-
Recyclable BPA free plastic
Biodegradable paper & cardboard
Vegetable dye inks
Holistic Hair is a premium hair care range founded by a Trichologist and Hair Stylist.
Made in New Zealand
A NZ FernMark Brand
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14.3% To help reduce the hair loss I am experiencing.
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28.6% To protect against hair loss & ensure optimal hair growth.
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14.3% To control dandruff.
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28.6% To reduce oil & itching on the scalp.
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0% To freshen my scalp between washes.
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14.3% To support my scalp wellbeing with its antioxidant properties.
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78.1% Yes! It's better to regift what I don't need
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21.9% No. It's the thought and effort that matters
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