Native Almond & Shea Butter Value Pack — Shampoo, Conditioner + Scalp Massager

The full Native Almond & Shea Butter wash routine, packed with the tool that makes it work properly. Strengthening shampoo and its matching conditioner both run on short ingredient lists with no sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes, and the almond-and-shea scent carries from lather through to rinse. The silicone scalp massager is the piece most people leave out of their routine: soft bristles that spread shampoo down to the scalp and help rinse conditioner back out, on wet or dry hair.

Why Choose the Almond & Shea Butter Value Pack?

• The Whole Routine, One Price: Shampoo, conditioner and scalp massager come to $41.50 CAD bought separately. Buying them as a pack costs less than assembling the same three items one at a time.
• Shampoo and Conditioner Built as a Pair: Same almond and shea butter scent, same short ingredient list, formulated to work in sequence rather than as two unrelated bottles that happen to sit next to each other.
• Free From the Usual Suspects: No sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes in either bottle, and both are vegan with PETA cruelty-free certification behind them.
• The Massager Handles Distribution: Silicone bristles work shampoo down to the scalp instead of leaving it sitting on the top layer, then help rinse conditioner out cleanly so nothing is left behind to weigh hair down.
• One Reusable Tool, No Refills: The massager is solid silicone with no hollow cavity, no metal parts and no fabric backing — nothing to rust, fray or trap water in a wet bathroom.

Perfect For

• Weak or brittle hair that snaps when you brush it, where the goal is reducing breakage rather than adding shine on top
• Anyone building a full hair routine in one purchase instead of buying shampoo now and figuring out the rest later
• People who read the back of the bottle first and want a panel they can actually decode
• Thick or curly hair, where getting shampoo through to the scalp with fingers alone is the hard part
• Gifting — the three pieces read as a complete set without needing wrapping or a curated box

Product Specs

How to Use

• Wet Thoroughly: Soak hair fully before anything goes on it — shampoo spreads across wet hair and concentrates in dry patches, which is where uneven washing starts.
• Shampoo and Scrub: Pump shampoo into your palm, work it into the roots, then run the massager in slow circles across the whole scalp. Let the bristles do the pressure so you are not digging in with fingernails.
• Rinse Clean: Rinse until the water runs clear, keeping the lather moving with the massager so nothing settles at the crown or behind the ears.
• Condition the Lengths: Apply conditioner from mid-length to ends, then use the massager to comb it through — the bristles separate strands without pulling or knotting.
• Care for the Massager: Rinse it under running water after every wash and stand it bristles-up to dry. It is one solid piece, so there is no seam for water to sit in.
• Pro-Tip: The massager works on dry hair too. A few minutes of circles before you get in the shower loosens product buildup so the shampoo has less to fight through.

FAQs

What comes in the Native Almond & Shea Butter value pack?

Three pieces: a 16.5 fl oz (487 mL) strengthening shampoo, a matching 16.5 fl oz (487 mL) strengthening conditioner, and a 3.25 in silicone scalp massager. Bought individually the three come to $41.50 CAD.

Are the Native shampoo and conditioner in this pack sulfate-free and vegan?

Both are formulated without sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes, and both are vegan with no animal-derived ingredients. Native's hair care is certified cruelty-free by PETA.

Do I actually need a scalp massager, or is washing with my fingers enough?

Fingers work, but they tend to move shampoo around the top layer of hair rather than down to the scalp where oil and buildup collect. The silicone bristles reach through to the scalp without the fingernail pressure that causes irritation.

Can I use the silicone scalp massager on dry hair?

Yes — it works on dry hair as well as wet, which makes it useful for loosening buildup before a wash or for a few minutes of circulation on a non-wash day. Rinse and air dry it either way.

Will the scalp massager tangle or pull long or curly hair?

The bristles are spaced and rounded so they separate strands rather than catch them, and the design covers everything from fine straight hair to thick curly and wavy. Work in slow circles rather than dragging it through lengths.