Philip Kingsley Shampoo Moisture Balancing Combination 250ml

Benefits: Re-balances medium hair, and longer processed hair

Hair Texture: Medium

Does your hair tend to get dry or tired-looking at the lengths and ends? Philip Kingsley's Moisture Balancing Combination Shampoo is the perfect solution. Cleverly targeting dry hair, it delivers moisture where it is needed most – more throughout your mid-lengths and ends, and less at your roots. Ideal for combination hair, this anti-frizz shampoo helps loosen tangled hair, leaving you with bouncy and shiny hair all day long.

Philip Kingsley's Moisture Balancing Shampoo contains a carefully formulated blend of ingredients to target the driest areas of your hair, while balancing moisture. Guar is included to provide static-free control and smoothness whilst Wheat Protein is added to strengthen and hydrate. For an extra layer of protection, this moisture balancing shampoo contains anti-oxidants, to shield your hair against environmental damage.

- Provides gentle, effective cleansing
-Delivers hydration where it is needed most
- Ideal for medium, textured, longer hair
- Offers frizz control and reflective shine
- Packed with anti-oxidants to protect hair from environmental damage

To use: Apply Moisture Balancing Combination Shampoo to wet hair. Lather well with a gentle kneading of the scalp for 60 seconds. Rinse well and repeat if necessary. Follow up with the appropriate Philip Kingsley Conditioner and Scalp Toner.

Philip Kingsley’s bottles and tubes are crafted from either sugarcane bioplastic or Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) plastic. Sugarcane bioplastic is the first plastic ever made from a fully renewable origin, and, even better than this, to make it they actually reduce the world’s carbon in the process. PCR plastic reuses single-use plastics (such as drinks bottles and packaging) which would otherwise be disposed of in landfill sites, greatly reducing landfill waste and plastic pollution. It also uses less energy and fossil fuels, protecting the environment from excess pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and overuse of resources.