Native Cucumber & Mint Value Pack — Shampoo, Conditioner + Scalp Massager

The full Native Cucumber & Mint wash routine, packed with the tool that makes volume possible in the first place. Volumizing shampoo and its matching conditioner both run on short ingredient lists with no sulfates, no coating silicones, no parabens and no dyes — which matters more on fine hair than anywhere else, because the residue heavier formulas leave behind is exactly what flattens roots. The silicone scalp massager handles the part fingers do badly: getting shampoo all the way down to the scalp, where lift actually starts.

Why Choose the Cucumber & Mint Value Pack?

• The Scalp Massager Is Free: The shampoo and conditioner are $12.00 CAD each, which is the full price of this pack. The $17.50 massager is included at no extra cost.
• Volume Starts at the Roots: Flat hair is usually a scalp problem, not a length problem. The massager works lather down to the root where oil and buildup collect, so the shampoo can do what it was formulated to do.
• Nothing Left Behind to Weigh Hair Down: Neither bottle contains sulfates, hair-coating silicones, parabens or dyes, so there is no film accumulating on fine strands wash after wash. The conditioner runs on ten ingredients total.
• A Cooling Scent That Carries Through: Cucumber and mint reads clean and unisex rather than floral, and the same scent runs from shampoo to conditioner instead of two competing ones fighting in the shower.
• Vegan and Cruelty-Free: No animal-derived ingredients in either formula, and Native is certified cruelty-free by PETA with no animal testing.

Perfect For

• Fine or thin hair that looks good for an hour and goes flat by lunch
• Anyone who has tried a volumizing shampoo, seen no difference, and suspects the problem is buildup at the scalp rather than the formula
• People coming off silicone-heavy conditioners who want the softness without the weight that comes with it
• Anyone who wants a scent that reads fresh and unisex rather than perfumed — this one works in a shared bathroom
• Building a full hair routine in one purchase instead of buying the shampoo now and sorting out the rest later

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 at the Roots: Pump shampoo into your palm and work it into the scalp rather than the lengths — volume starts where the hair leaves your head, not at the ends.
• Massage for About a Minute: Run the massager in slow circles across the whole scalp to build a rich lather. Let the bristles supply the pressure so you are not digging in with fingernails.
• Rinse Clean: Rinse until the water runs clear, keeping the lather moving so nothing settles at the crown or behind the ears. Leftover product at the root is what flattens hair by midday.
• Condition the Lengths Only: Apply conditioner from mid-length to ends and keep it off the roots. Let it sit a moment, then rinse thoroughly.
• 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.

FAQs

What comes in the Native Cucumber & Mint value pack?

Three pieces: a 16.5 fl oz (487 mL) volumizing shampoo, a matching 16.5 fl oz (487 mL) volumizing conditioner, and a 3.25 in silicone scalp massager in green. The two bottles alone sell for $24.00 CAD, which is the price of the whole pack — the $17.50 massager is included free.

Why are the bottles called silicone-free when the massager is made of silicone?

Two different materials share one word: hair care silicones are coating agents like dimethicone that build up on strands and weigh fine hair down, and neither bottle contains them. The massager is moulded solid silicone — an inert material that touches your scalp, not the formula.

Will a volumizing shampoo actually help if my hair goes flat by the afternoon?

Midday flatness usually comes from oil and product residue collecting at the scalp, which is why washing the lengths well but the roots poorly does not fix it. Cleaning properly at the root is the part the massager is there for.

Is this pack good for fine hair, or will the conditioner weigh it down?

The conditioner is built on ten ingredients with no silicones, so there is no film left behind to flatten fine strands. Keep it on the mid-lengths and ends rather than the roots and it conditions without costing you lift.

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.