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Native Strengthening Shampoo - Almond & Shea Butter

$12.00 CAD
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A tall white bottle of Native Hair Strengthening Shampoo with a white pump dispenser, featuring orange text on a clean white background.

Native Strengthening Shampoo - Almond & Shea Butter

$12.00 CAD

🌰 Nutty and sweet, from your roots to your ends. This strengthening shampoo blends almond and shea butter into a sulfate-free formula that skips silicones, parabens and dyes entirely. Lather it in and it starts working on breakage from the first wash.

  • sulfate-free
  • silicone-free
  • paraben-free
  • dye-free
  • cruelty-free
  • vegan formula
  • short ingredient list
  • non-stripping clean
  • made in 🇺🇸

Shampoo, built around a short ingredient list instead of the usual long one. It's made to strengthen strands and cut down on breakage from the very first wash, with almond and shea butter carrying a scent that feels more like a bakery aisle than a bathroom shelf. No sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes are hiding in the mix — so it lathers, cleans, and rinses clean without the extras. Whether your hair feels tired, over-processed or just due for a reset, this is a straightforward wash that does the work without a long ingredient panel to decode.

Why Choose the Native Strengthening Shampoo?

  • A Short Ingredient List: Built around plant-derived cleansers like sodium cocoyl isethionate, so there's less to read on the back of the bottle and less for your scalp to react to.
  • Free From the Usual Suspects: No sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes, so there's nothing extra to rinse around when you're washing.
  • Results From the First Wash: Designed to reduce breakage and strengthen strands starting with one use, not weeks of buildup.
  • No Animal Testing, No Animal Ingredients: Made without testing on animals and without any ingredients sourced from them, so nothing in the bottle costs an animal anything.
  • Non-Stripping Clean: Cleans hair without leaving it feeling dried out or stripped of its natural moisture.

Perfect For

  • Weak or brittle hair that breaks when you brush it
  • Reading the back of the bottle first — no sulfates, silicones, parabens or dyes
  • A vegan routine, with PETA cruelty-free certification behind it
  • Pairing with the matching Almond & Shea Butter conditioner

Product Specs

Specification Details
Scent Almond & Shea Butter
Size 16.5 fl oz (487 mL)
Packaging Pump bottle
Country of Origin United States
Free From Sulfates, Silicones, Parabens, Dyes
Certifications Cruelty-Free (PETA)

FAQs

What makes this shampoo different from a typical drugstore formula?

It's formulated with a short ingredient list, including plant-derived cleansers like sodium cocoyl isethionate, rather than a long list of fillers and additives. It's also free of sulfates, silicones, parabens and dyes.

Is this shampoo actually sulfate-free, and will it still lather well?

Yes, it's formulated without sulfates and instead uses plant-derived cleansers like sodium cocoyl isethionate and sodium lauroyl sarcosinate to clean and lather.

Is Native's Strengthening Shampoo cruelty-free and vegan?

Yes, it's certified cruelty-free by PETA, never tested on animals, and made without any animal-derived ingredients.

How do I use this shampoo, and is there anything to know before the first wash?

Lather it into wet hair, rinse thoroughly, and repeat if needed — no special prep or setup required. It's designed to start reducing breakage and strengthening strands from the very first use.

What size does this shampoo come in?

It comes in a 16.5 fl oz (487 mL) pump bottle, sized for regular use over several months.

Ingredients

Water, Lauramidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Sodium Citrate, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Fragrance, Sodium Salicylate, Polyquaternium-10

How to Use

Lather into wet hair.
Sing.
Rinse.
Repeat if needed.
Pro-Tip: focus the lather at the roots first — the strengthening formula works best where breakage starts.

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