Apply Intensive Therapy in the evening to promote a balanced, healthy scalp and vibrant head of hair. It contains essential oils of neem, thyme, lavender, rosemary, cedarwood, juniper in a jojobal oil base. Regular use helps prevent itching and flaki...
Apply Intensive Therapy in the evening to promote a balanced, healthy scalp and vibrant head of hair. It contains essential oils of neem, thyme, lavender, rosemary, cedarwood, juniper in a jojobal oil base. Regular use helps prevent itching and flaking.
It bathes the scalp in a propriatary blend of essential oils of cedarwood, juniper, fir needle, thyme, ginger, neem, organic herbs and green tea which help relieve itchiness and flakes and restore the scalp to a balanced state.
Ingredients
Organic safflower oil, organic jojoba oil, organic flax oil, essential oils of neem, thyme, lavender, rosemary, cedarwood, juniper, fir needle, organic comfrey, tocopherol (500 iu vitamin E).
Additional Information
Ecco Bella was started in 1992. It was founded out of protest to the cruel animal testing and use of many synthetic compounds prevalent in the cosmetics industry .The Logo Ecco Bella means "Behold Beautiful" in Italian. The logo is Italian Renaissance painter, Sandro Botticelli's painting "The Birth of Venus". She is the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Ecco Bella leaves out the talc, mineral oil, FD& C dyes, animal byproducts, formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, and any harsh or unhealthy ingredients. Ecco Bella is woman-owned, woman-run company, making products for women (& men).Pro-Active Formulas...We leave out the water and fillers. The products contain "active" ingredients with beneficial, skin-healing benefits. We tell you how much vitamin E, A, and C we use in each product.
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