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Haircare · Shampoo
Hydrating Shea & Amla Oil Shampoo
Giving Your Hair a New Life
Add a hydrating shampoo to your hair-care line. InSpec Solutions formulates this amla oil and shea butter shampoo in-house for sensitive scalps and dry hair. Deep cleansing with moisture and shine. Customizable actives, scent, and fill; scalable to retail volume.
Key actives Amla oil, shea butter
The product story
A hydration-first shampoo for dry hair and sensitive scalps. Amla oil supports volume and resilience, shea butter moisturizes the scalp, and vitamins E and A add shine, while rice water helps refresh and revive brittle lengths and split ends.
Deep cleansing without the strip — hair feels stronger, softer, and healthier-looking after every wash.
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