Clean hair, conscious choices: Green People organic shampoo

Green People scent-free organic shampoo is concentrated, so a little goes a long way. Sold with a matching conditioner.

Due to no scent, this is good for pregnancy/nursing and sensitive scalps. It’s also ideal for fragile hair that has been bleached, coloured or permed.

Avoid shea butter for allergies. Avoid human soap/shampoo on pets due to different PH (read more on giving dogs baths).

It blends three seaweeds, soothing aloe vera, yucca (for foam without synthetic detergents) and pineapple extract (helps remove dead skin cells).

One tube should last two to three months, with regular use. Take out regular subscriptions, earn points to redeem, against further purchases.

For skincare by this brand, wash off before letting pets kiss you, due to cocoa butter (or zinc oxide in sunscreen/deodorants/cosmetics).

Moisturising shampoo (curly/frizzy hair)

Green People moisturising shampoo (sold with matching conditioner) is ideal for people with naturally curly or frizzy hair. The foaming yucca and coconut is free from silicones to avoid weighing down waves.

Contains hydrating aloe vera and marshmallow. Scented with a sweet bouquet of neroli, sweet orange and chamomile.

Intensive repair shampoo (processed hair)

Green People Intensive Repair shampoo (sold with a matching conditioner) is the choice for dry, damaged or processed hair, that needs a little tender loving care.

It features strenghtening quinoa protein and shine-boosting green tea, for damaging locks. Improves gloss by over 50% in just 5 washes!

A different approach to haircare

Shampoo does more than simply clean your hair. Depending on the formula, it can contain a wide variety of ingredients designed to cleanse, condition and care for the scalp and hair.

Green People has built its reputation around natural and organic personal-care products, offering haircare designed with people who want to be more selective about what they use on their bodies in mind.

Choosing an organic shampoo can be part of a wider move towards simpler and more considered personal-care routines. Rather than automatically choosing the same products, it’s worth taking a moment to look at the ingredients and consider what suits your individual needs.