3 vegan shampoos we love this month
Content writer Paisley Tedder shares her favourite vegan shampoos on the beauty scene right now.
1. Tropic Clarifying Hair Wash, £16, tropicskincare.com
This is a must-have for the eco-conscious. Filled with bio-degradable ingredients to banish build-up, it thoroughly cleanses and hydrates your locks to leave them feeling fresh.
2. Rahua Colour Full Shampoo, £36, cultbeauty.co.uk
An essential for anyone with colourtreated hair, this will preserve your shade and extend the life of your hard-earned colour. It’s packed with an abundance of sustainably-sourced, natural ingredients to enrich your tresses and leave it feeling luxurious. It’s an investment in your hairdo!
3. Maui Moisture Lightweight Hydration and Hibiscus Water, £8.99, boots.com
This high street, vegan alternative is anything but basic. The moreish, sweet-smelling shampoo is light and creamy, made with hibiscus, passion fruit, and watermelon. The lightweight formula leaves your locks super shiny and bouncy.
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