Druide Body & Shine Shampoo

Our products are ECOCERT* certified and COMEBIO labeled. This implies that our laboratory must respect strict manufacturing processes, establish rigorous traceability of its ingredients, standardize its formulas according to the guidelines, and much more... in order to guarantee that its products are healthy from their elaboration to their use.

* independent certification and inspection organization, approved by the French Ministry of Industry and recognized worldwide.

Dear parents, at Druide we do not encourage the use of products other than those which are part of our Pur&Pure line and our babies/children line during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. However, it is up to each individual to know themselves and to judge the safety of the different ingredients. The most "dangerous" thing about the use of certain formulas is the allergic risk (especially to essential oils) when it is not known about beforehand. Therefore, we have no other recommendation than to be cautious. Do not hesitate to ask your doctor for advice by showing them the official list of ingredients (INCI) contained in a product that you are uncertain about. Take care of yourselves!

We recommend that you perform a quick self-diagnosis on our website. This will give you an overview of the products that might be right for you according to the information you have provided. To refine your choice, do not hesitate to contact us by email isabelle@druidebio.fr or by phone 0613781173.

A natural perfume is built around aromas naturally found in its ingredients such as flowers, fruits, plants or essential oils. The latter can also be certified organic. The extraction processes of this kind of perfume are gentle: low temperature or steam distillation, closed circuit liquid extraction...
A synthetic perfume is artificially formulated around a solvent (ethanol), phthalates, synthetic musks and other chemical components.

First of all, you must make sure to choose the right shampoo for you. That is, one that is adapted to your scalp's characteristics and not to the condition of your lengths. We recommend washing your hair twice at a time: the first wash cleanses your hair and the second one allows the active ingredients to be absorbed into it. You do not need to use a large amount of shampoo even if you do not get it to lather, especially for the first wash. A walnut-sized quantity of product is enough for each use. There are also no rules about how often you should wash your hair, as we are all different in this matter. It is really up to personal choice, as long as you do not fall into the extremes.

First of all, let's not forget that each hair is made up of two distinct parts: the root, on which you should use shampoo, and the length, on which you should use conditioner. The first product washes and cares for the scalp. The second moisturizes and nourishes the lengths to the ends. Our hair is covered with scales that serve as a shield. A healthy, strong, shiny hair that untangles easily is a hair which is protected by its scales. That is the case when these scales are all well sealed in order to form a smooth hair shaft, free of porosity. To ensure good results, you must then use your conditioner properly. It should be applied to well-rinsed hair, strand by strand, using your fingertips, and stretching the product from the lengths to the ends. This mechanical gesture allows it to trap all the nutritive actives and to seal the moisture in the hair by closing its scales. As a result, your hair gets easier to detangle, smoother, silkier and more radiant. Last tip: our conditioners can be used (occasionally) as a hair mask. By leaving them on, they will provide real care to your hair.

All of Druide's products are gluten-free. Gluten has also been extracted from the formulas containing rice, soya and wheat proteins. 

Intolerance (or hypersensitivity symptoms) is a physiological reaction caused by an irritant ingredient on sensitive skin (a preservative, an essential oil, a fragrance...). Whereas an allergy is a disturbance of the immune system which involves a poor resistance to allergens and is often linked to a genetic predisposition.