Growth Accelerating Shampoo for Beard and Mustache

Imperial Beard Growth Accelerating Shampoo gently cleanses, protects against pollution and helps accelerate beard growth. Moisturises and nourishes the hair to make it suppler, softer and shinier. Characteristics: Helps to accelerate beard growth thanks to our Lotion F1 and Pepsobiol active ingredients, and protects the beard from atmospheric pollution. My Green Beard Shampoo contains the active ingredient Cell'intact® made from buckwheat seeds, an ecological and organic ingredient. Cell'intact is naturally rich in minerals, an ideal composition for protecting the skin from external aggression and strengthening the cutaneous barrier. This protection acts as a shield against atmospheric pollution (fine particles and various pollutants) and protects against itching and irritation. My Green Beard shampoo contains TitreExtract®, an antibacterial active ingredient based on the Hamamelis plant. Thanks to its formula, My Green Beard shampoo nourishes and softens the hair, leaving the beard soft. Made in France, it contains no parabens, no colouring agents, no sulphates, no alcohol and is not tested on animals. Composition : HAMAMELIS: Botanical origin: A member of the Hamamelidaceae family, Witch Hazel is a perennial shrub native to North America and Canada, growing wild in the dry forests of these regions. Now also cultivated in Europe, this "spider tree" has flexible, twisting branches that can grow up to five metres high, with long, dull green leaves. In autumn, these give way to numerous small, bright yellow fleurs with elongated petals and a tea-like scent. Capsules also appear at this time, exploding at maturity to release two black seeds. THE SARRASIN: Also known as "buckwheat", the plant takes its Latin name (Fagopyrum) from the resemblance of its grains to the fruit of the beech tree (Fagus). It belongs to the Polygonaceae family and is considered a pseudocereal. This hardy annual plant thrives in poor, even acidic soil, making it ideally suited to organic farming. Buckwheat has small white to pink flowers in tight clusters and slender, pointed-heart-shaped leaves on reddish stems. The fruit is the buckwheat seed, which is beige to greyish in colour and trigonal in shape. Buckwheat has been considered ideal for animal feed for many years, thanks to its high protein content. It is used in agriculture for its ability to purify soils and open them up for future crops. It is also used in cooking, where, depending on the country, the grain is used to make flour for cakes or tea. Buckwheat's antioxidant activity is 2 to 12 times higher than that of most other cereals. Its protein content represents between 10 and 12% of its dry weight. How to use: Take a dab of gel in the palm of your hands and spread it over your wet beard. Work into an even lather, massaging thoroughly. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat gently dry with a dry towel. 1 x 150 ml tube