
FANOLA
Fanola No Yellow Shampoo, 350ml,package may vary
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250 mlHairdressing Supplies
£6.08
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
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Fight Dandruff and Soothe Your Scalp with FarmaVita Amethyste Purify Dandruff Control Shampoo FarmaVita Amethyste Purify Dandruff Control Shampoo is a refreshing, purifying shampoo designed to tackle both dry and oily dandruff. It helps restore the scalp's natural balance and provides a soothing, clean feeling. Effective Dandruff Solution Amethyste Purify Dandruff Control Shampoo contains Piroctone Olamine, an anti-dandruff solution proven to be effective in restoring the scalp's natural balance.
Combined with Menthol for cooling and soothing, this shampoo provides a refreshing and clean feeling. Nourishing Ingredients for Scalp Health In addition to Piroctone Olamine and Menthol, this dandruff control shampoo also contains Pro-Vitamin B5 for added moisture and Vitamin E, which helps protect hair from free radicals and has an anti-aging effect.
How to Use for Optimal Results Apply a small amount of FarmaVita Amethyste Purify Dandruff Control Shampoo to wet hair, massaging gently to create a rich lather. Rinse thoroughly and repeat if necessary. For best results, follow with a suitable conditioner.
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