Hydra Hair is a high performance, nonionic and silicone-free hair conditioning agent, made from responsibly sourced and renewable plant materials. Consisting of fatty acid esters, it deeply hydrates the hair and reduces frizz. Used in various leave-on and rinse-off hair products such as shampoos, conditioners and hair masks, it provides superior conditioning and a soft, smooth feel.
Sizes: 50ml, 100ml, 200ml, 500ml or 1L.
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HYDRA HAIR USES
The perfect solution for all hair needs. For use in shampoos, conditioners, hair masks, hair oils and hair styling products.
BENEFITS OF HYDRA HAIR
- 100% naturally derived
- COSMOS and Ecocert approved
- It is completely natural and non-toxic to aquatic life and is fully biodegradable in 10 days.
- Hydrates hair
- Superior conditioning
- Smooth and soft after feel
- Easy combing
- Reduced frizz and flyaways
- Improved detangling
- Great for dry hair
- Silicone free
- Non-ionic
- Child-friendly and safe
HYDRA HAIR USAGE
Usage rate: 0.5-5% into the oil phase or aqueous phase (will require an emulsifier or nonionic surfactant if added to aqueous phase).
Oil soluble.
Compatible with other nonionic, anionic and cationic ingredients.
HYDRA HAIR INGREDIENTS
- Lauryl/Myristyl Polyricinoleate
- Glycerin
Trade name: Genadvance Hydra.
From responsibly sourced palm oil and castor oil.
Our take on palm oil: we do actively try to avoid products that are produced from palm oil sources but sometimes it just isn't possible. Therefore at a minimum, any products containing palm oil must be from sustainably sourced palm oil. Sustainably sourced palm oil may still be a better option than other alternatives, which although won't carry the stigma that palm oil does, can still be farmed and produced unsustainably - in some cases in an even less sustainable manner than palm oil itself. The problem isn't palm oil, it is the way in which unethical producers farm it. The way we see it, supporting sustainably-sourced farmers will help change the way this product is farmed, leading to better environmental policies, while still supporting the communities that depend on palm farming.
