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Athletia Scalp Care Shampoo & Conditioner | British Beauty Blogger

Athletia Scalp Care Shampoo & Conditioner | British Beauty Blogger

[unpaid/sample] It’s funny which products suddenly spark a flame – I’ve really struggled to ‘get’ Athletia, the Japanese eco-friendly brand that has sustainability at its core (and properly – it’s not just a nod at recycling). I love Japanese skin care generally but it’s the new Athletia Scalp Care Shampoo & Conditioner that has caught my attention well over and above their skin offerings.

Athletia Scalp Care Shampoo & Conditioner

Bearing in mind that London water is so hard, the shampoo did well to produce a complete clean in one go. Lemon, ginger and eucalyptus is a bit of a treat for the senses – ever so freshening – and my hair was left so soft I couldn’t stop touching it. In terms of formula, it’s sulphate free and silicone free, and uses the Athletia ferment complex as a key ingredient. I’m always a bit divided in my mind about ‘scalp care’ – we did okay before and I only know one person with a chronically sore and tight scalp so I think you have to be the sort of person who is a believer in the correct foundations rather than the quick fix if you don’t have an immediate problem with your scalp. That said, I’ve tested a lot of scalp products to deal with intermittent dryness and they’ve worked extremely well – I bought more of The Body Shop Ginger Scalp Care Shampoo long after I’d finished the sponsored content and would do so again.

Athletia Scalp Care Shampoo & Conditioner

If you’re not bothered about scalp care the reasons you’d fall for this duo are the amino-acid cleansing that’s so thorough and the wonderful aroma that stays lightly in the hair for hours after washing. Taking time to massage the Scalp & Hair Treatment into both your hair and your scalp you’ll find it’s a little zingy and feels therapeutic in as much as a conditioner can. The green credentials are strong – sustainable, chemical free ingredient farming, natural botanical essences and recycling forward packaging. It’s not cheap to be good – the shampoo is £32 and the conditioner is £35. They’re both HERE.



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