Review on shampoo and conditioner for colored hair from Natura Siberica

Quite a lot has been said about the Natura Siberica brand, especially on the Internet. This is a fairly decent Russian organic cosmetics for the care of the face, body and of course the hair, we will talk about them, or rather, about shampoo and balm for colored, damaged hair.

The shampoo and balm are in handy plastic bottles, and the dispenser cap is also quite good and convenient. The funds come in a volume of 400 ml. The manufacturer, respectively, Natura Siberica, although this pair is produced in Estonia.

Shampoo for colored and damaged hair from Natura Siberica

These products comply with the Italian ICEA standards, as evidenced by the presence of a certificate on the bottle, seen in the photo below.

The shampoo has a transparent liquid consistency with a pink-lilac hue and an amazing citrus aroma. The product is saturated with white beeswax, thanks to which the hair is strengthened, looks well-groomed and healthy. In addition, it is enriched with rose radiola extract - this component helps provide natural protection, nourishment and hydration to the hair, as well as stimulates the regenerative processes. Dahurian soy extract shares valuable protein with hair. Natural amino acids act as a foaming base.

Composition: Water (Aqua), organic mallow extract (Malva sylvestris) *, organic soapwort extract (Saponaria officinalis) *, organic Roman chamomile flower extract (Anthemis nobilis) *, organic white wax (Cera alba) *, lauryl glycoside (derived from glucose and coconut oil ), Cocamidopropyl Betaine (from Coconut Oil), Guar Hydroxypropyl Trimethyl Ammonium Chloride (from Guar Gum), Wheat Protein, Aralia mandshurica Extract, Scilla sibirica Extract, Rhodiola Rosea Extract (Rhodeola Roseetria) (Cetraria nivalis), Daurian soybean oil (Soja dauricus), Arctic raspberry seed extract (Rubus arcticus), Altai sea buckthorn seed oil (Hippophae rhamnoides altaica), benzyl alcohol, glycerin, benzoic acid, sorbic acid, beet vulgaris (Beta vulgaris) (Beta vulgaris) ( molasses, citric acid, perfume composition, linalool **.

* The plant is grown on an organic farm.

** Natural component of essential oils.

The composition in the first places is water with extracts, a lot of different oils (base, essential), 0% SLS 0% SLES, 0% mineral oils 0% PEG, 0% parabens 0% Glycols.

Despite the fact that the shampoo comes in a large volume, its consumption is considerable, because it is very liquid and it is difficult to squeeze out as much as needed and it does not even need to be diluted with water, as I usually used to do. The shampoo is transparent and smells like something fruity and fresh.

My hair: thin, thin, therefore requires constant volume, prone to falling out, oily at the roots and dry in length, and of course colored. And so, shampoo on my hair:

• rinses well and foams;
• hair grease faster than my other shampoos;
• after washing, the hair is tangled moderately (it used to be much worse);
• there is practically no volume, but the hair will not weigh down;
• the protection that the manufacturer promises, I did not notice;
• food declared by the manufacturer is insignificant;
• there is moisture, because the hair after it does not look like straw.

In general, a normal shampoo, for four, but after it a good professional mask or conditioner is required, because the balm that goes with the shampoo does not cope with its duties.

Balm for colored and damaged hair from Natura Siberica

Combined with Rhodiola rosea, White beeswax provides natural shine to the hair, while Daurian soybean oil, which contains a large amount of valuable vegetable protein, normalizes the structure of damaged hair.

1. 0% SLS 0% SLES
2. 0% mineral oils 0% PEG
3. 0% parabens 0% Glycols

The inscriptions on the bottle of the balm are the same as on the shampoo, only the balm additionally contains antioxidants and plant ceramides to care for the length.

Composition: water, a derivative of rapeseed oil, palm oil, guar gum, wheat proteins, extracts of Rhodiola rosea, ginseng, immortelle, northern linnea, chamomile, wheat germ oil, Daurian soybean, cedar milk, white beeswax, vitamins A, E, C, vegetable ceramides, perfume composition. The base of the balm is Pine Oil Polyglyceryl-6 Esters, obtained by long and careful processing of rare Siberian cedar oil. Cedar nut oil contains 5 times more vitamin E than olive oil and 3 times more vitamin F than fish oil. The composition of shampoos and balms of Natura Siberica cosmetics includes only organic extracts that have passed Ecocert certification, and the maximum amount of natural natural extracts from plants growing in the reserves of the Far East and Siberia. Does not contain components that can be perceived by the body as allergens. Cosmetics Natura Siberica is organic and certified by the ECO BIO cosmetics independent institute ICEA (Italy). The certificate guarantees that: at least 95% of the ingredients are of vegetable origin; contains certified organic extracts and oils; no petrochemical products, silicones, parabens, artificial colors are used.

Yes, the composition of the balm is good, but it does not work on my hair, maybe because silicones give better results than organics.

The balm is quite liquid in consistency (usually the balms are thicker) and spreads between the fingers, is not very convenient to apply and to moisturize the hair, you need a lot of balm, so it does not differ in economy. Now about the result: the promised effect was not confirmed, there is no power at all, there is no shine as well, and as for protection, I am also not sure that it is present. As for the two main tasks for which conditioners and balms are intended - closing the cuticle and facilitating combing, then the balm copes with this. When you wash off the balm from your hair, the hair is soft and smooth to the touch, but quickly loses its neat look in tandem with shampoo. I still don't throw it away and periodically give it a chance to prove itself, alternating with heavier artillery.

I still liked the shampoo more than the balm, so I put the shampoo - 4, and the balm - 3.

To summarize, I'll say this: maybe this couple didn't ruin my hair, but you shouldn't expect help from her either, in any case I won't buy again, since there are much better products. But, those who do not have any special problems with hair and love organic matter, then perhaps the result will be better.