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Lalas Amla Bhringraj Shampoo for Men & Women | Ayurvedic Hair Cleanser for Hair Fall, Dandruff & Shine | Strengthens Roots & Promotes Hair Growth | 500ml Each, Pack of 2
4.4
Best Skin Type
All Skin Types
Targets
Dandruff & Scalp
Key Ingredients
About this Product
🌿 Strengthens Roots & Promotes Growth: Enriched with the power of Amla & Bhringraj, this herbal blend deeply nourishes the scalp, stimulates follicles, and helps reduce hair fall naturally. | 💧 Gentle Daily Cleanser: Mild, pH-balanced formula cleanses away dirt, oil, and pollutants without stripping moisture — ideal for | 🧘♀️ Safe for the Whole Family: Free from parabens, silicones, and harsh chemicals — a gentle Ayurvedic formula trusted across generations for men, women, and teens | 🌸 Adds Shine & Volume: Regular use enhances your hair’s natural luster, making it softer, thicker, and more manageable while restoring its healthy bounce. | 🪷 Soothes Scalp & Fights Dandruff: Amla’s cooling and antibacterial properties help maintain scalp hygiene, reducing dandruff, itchiness, and dryness effectively.
About Lalas
India's most science-forward affordable skincare brand — pure actives at clinically validated concentrations. No fragrance, no unnecessary fillers. Formulated in India.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Lalas Amla Bhringraj Shampoo for Men & Women | Ayurvedic Hair Cleanser for Hair Fall, Dandruff & Shine | Strengthens Roots & Promotes Hair Growth | 500ml Each, Pack of 2 is formulated for dandruff & scalp, best suited for all skin types skin types.
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