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Forza solid conditioner

Restructuring and nourishing solid conditioner for stronger, perfectly detangled hair

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€9.90

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The Forza Solid Conditioner takes care of your hair, your scalp and our World! The Amla extract stimulates growth, and the gentle Beet Amino Acids moisturise and strengthen the hair. The Coconut Oil and Cocoa Butter bring strength and vitality to even the driest and most damaged ends, while the Turmeric leaves the hair bright and glossy, thanks to its powerful antioxidant action. It also contains Linseed Oil, rich in Omega 3, which has a regenerating action ideal for dull, dry and brittle hair. The special acid pH seals the scales of the hair and combats frizz.

40 g = 200 ml traditional conditioner

Zero Waste Packaging!

Ingredients

Cetearyl Alcohol, Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside, Myristyl Alcohol, Distearoylethyl Dimonium Chloride, Cocos Nucifera Oil*,Linum Usitatissimum Seed Oil*, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter*, Curcuma Longa Root Powder, Parfum**, Aqua, Betaine, Tapioca Starch*, Inulin, Emblica Officinalis Fruit Extract, Glycerin,Althaea Officinalis Root Extract, Tocopherol, Lactic Acid, Fructose, Limonene**, Geraniol** (*FROM ORGANIC FARMING / ORGANIC, **of natural origin)

How to use

Shampoo your hair using your usual product, for example Energia strengthening and soothing solid shampoo, and then nourish it with Forza Solid Conditioner. Apply it to the lengths of wet hair, or massage it into your hands first and apply it to the hair; leave on for a few minutes and then rinse.

For whom it is indicated

The Forza Solid Conditioner can be used by all hair types, but is particularly suitable for thin, fragile or treated hair. The mix of moisturising and strengthening ingredients helps to bring vitality to even the driest and most damaged ends!

Packaging and disposal

Our Inner range also cares about the health of the planet! That’s why we decided to use green and sustainable packaging! The outer box is made of recycled cardboard, while the wrapping of the shampoo bar is made from a biodegradable film.

Box: PAP 21 - paper waste collection.

Film: CA 7 - organic waste collection.

Check local regulations.

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Active Ingredients

amla

invigorating, stimulating and polish

Beetroot amino acid

restructuring and strengthening

Chicory Prebiotic

strengthening and rebalancing the skin microbiome

turmeric

antioxidant and soothing

altea

emollient, soothing and volumising

Coconut Oil

moisturizing and elasticizing

flaxseed oil

restructuring and moisturizing

cocoa butter

nourishing and elasticizing

Vitamin E

antioxidant

Chicory prebiotic

Has the function of rebalancing the skin microbiota, thus preserving the health of the skin and enhancing its barrier effect. Useful in cases of stressed, reddened or dandruff-prone skin to restore the natural balance and soothe irritation.

Tests conducted in the laboratory show that chicory prebiotic is not metabolised by the micro-organisms on the skin and is therefore able to reinforce the skin's natural flora to the detriment of 'harmful' bacteria.

In addition, it was possible to verify the effective rebalancing action of the skin's microbiota through in vivo tests on damaged skin.

Beet amino acids

Beet amino acid is deposited on the surface of the hair and penetrates deeply into the cortex.

It reduces existing internal and external damage, helps strengthen the hair's internal structure and makes the surface softer and thus more resistant to friction and breakage.

In addition, its humectant and moisturising action protects cells from dehydration and promotes skin repair.

Supply chain stories

The amla we use for our products comes from India, where it is grown by the skilful hands of small local farmers who obtain organic certification after a long training process. This guarantees the small farmers a secure source of income and sustainable and ethical working conditions for people and the environment.

Our linseed oil is from the Marche region like us. It is produced in an organic consortium in the province of Pesaro and Urbino, which has always been committed to research and innovation. This controlled organic supply chain project was created to enhance Italian organic production with the aim of strengthening its safety and quality.

100% conscious cosmetics

We really love our world.

This is why our innovative formulas are designed to be sustainable, not only from the point of view of the ingredients, with an ethical or km0 supply chain, but also from the point of view of processing, always artisanal, and of packaging, light and ecological.

FAQ

What is the difference between a solid and a liquid shampoo?

The function is the same, cleansing the scalp and taking care of the hair, but the format is different: traditional shampoo is liquid and must necessarily be contained in a bottle, often made of plastic, while solid shampoo comes in the form of a compact lump and can be contained in more sustainable packaging, such as cardboard. Therefore, from an environmental point of view, solid shampoo has less impact than liquid shampoo. In addition, solid cosmetics are very practical: thanks to their small size, they can be easily carried with you and when you take a plane, they can be packed in your hand luggage.

Why do solid shampoos have a smaller format than liquid shampoos?

Solid shampoos are characterised by concentrated formulas and often contain little or very little water. Therefore the smaller format compared to a classic shampoo does not mean a shorter product shelf life. On the contrary, solid shampoos last longer than liquid shampoos: with 100g of product you can wash about 50-60 washes.

How to store solid shampoo

In order to keep our solid shampoo in good shape at all times, it is necessary that the lump does not remain in contact with water, which would otherwise dissolve it. It is therefore better to store it on a soap dish that allows the water to run off and dry more quickly.

What is a prebiotic?

Prebiotics are plant-derived ingredients that provide a source of nutrition for the 'good bacteria' on our skin, which use these 'prebiotic fibres' to grow and multiply, thus improving the overall balance of the epithelial bacterial flora.