2089 days ago

Nettle Shampoo Bar

Kate from Country Herbals Cottage Shop

Itchy Scalp? - Our Nettle shampoo bar works really well.
Nettle - Benefits for skin : acts as natural astringent, tightens and firms the skin, regulates natural sebum production, treats acne, promotes flawless skin. Accelerates the healing process of wounds and burns, helps with allergies, heals eczema. For Hair: Not only does nettle help in combating hair loss, it also helps in hair re-growth. Nettle leaves are rich in silica and sulphur. It is said to promote shiny healthy looking hair.
Nettle Shampoo Bar is just one of our many different hair care bars. Priced from only $5.00
Our Cottage Shop is open, so simply Text a time to visit. 021 144 1113 - only takes a second!
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