Many plants have been known throughout history that have many benefits for skin and hair, and today they are used in cosmetics and health industries; Chamomile is one of the few herbs that works wonders for dry and sensitive skin (prone to severe breakouts and allergies). It is sometimes referred to as the skin witch because of its miraculous effects. Chamomile contains a large amount of polysaccharides that act as hair softener and moisturizer.
Shampoo type: daily, anti-microbial and anti-inflammation of the scalp
Suitable for : thin and sparse hair and people with sensitive scalp
Volume: 450 grams
Parjak Chamomile shampoo contains vitamin B5, which increases the elasticity of the hair by increasing the amount of water in the hair. Vitamin B5 can be absorbed in the hair shaft and scalp and act as a moisturizer and softener. Chamomile extract is rich in bisabolol and tannins; also, camazolin in chamomile is formed by distillation of matricine oil in chamomile with steam, which is anti-corruption, soothing and softening.
Chlorogenic acid is a polyphenolic antioxidant found in chamomile extract, which prevents cell damage and aging by eliminating radical molecules. One of the main and active components of this plant is bisabolol, which is an aromatic substance and has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, and has a significant effect in treating and protecting the scalp against the effects of daily stress.
Containing natural Chamomile extract and vitamin B5
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-irritation of the scalp
Hair conditioner and shiner
Strengthening hair bulb
Hair and scalp conditioner
Wash your hair every time you shower. Leave the shampoo on the head for 2-3 minutes, then rinse.
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Arian Shkofa Health Company is one of the members of the Arian group of companies, which is capable of producing, packaging and supplying to the consumer market more than 300,000 tons of Parjak brand shampoo and conditioner, dishwashing liquid and Dorto brand household detergent products.
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