WHY DITCH SHAMPOO
IS YOUR SHAMPOO
DESTROYING YOUR HAIR?
Regular shampoos "clean" your hair with harsh detergents that strip your scalp of its natural oils, causing dryness, breakage and irritation. Detergent-free New Wash fixes that.
HOW TO USE NEW WASH
SIMPLER THAN SHAMPOO.
One product replaces your shampoo, conditioner and detangler. Here's how it works:
Wet hair and dispense a generous amount of New Wash. Layer it on from scalp to ends.
Add a splash of water to get a smooth, milky consistency.
Work into hair and scalp, using the scalp brush to coat every inch — scrub, massage, repeat. Let sit for 2-3 minutes.
Rinse thoroughly, using the brush to ensure all product is washed out.
One wash to feel the difference. 21 days to love it, guaranteed.
A FORMULA FOR SUCCESS
WILL THIS WORK FOR YOUR HAIRTYPE? (YES!)
Reviews from thousands of customers with every hair type and texture use the same phrase: “life-changing.” That’s because New Wash works with—not against—your unique hair and scalp concerns.
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FROM THE EXPERTS
WHY HAIRDRESSERS RECOMMEND NEW WASH
Frequently Asked Questions
Is New Wash a shampoo?
Is New Wash a shampoo?
New Wash is not a shampoo. It's a cleansing cream. Shampoos contain harsh detergents that strip your hair of its good, protective oils while they clean. New Wash cleans using essential oils and fatty alcohols—and zero detergents—while removing dirt, oil and buildup.
Is New Wash a conditioner?
Is New Wash a conditioner?
New Wash is not a conditioner. Conditioners do not clean the hair; they only replace moisture after shampoo strips it. Alternatively, New Wash contains cleansing and conditioning ingredients.
Will New Wash clean my hair?
Will New Wash clean my hair?
Yes! New Wash cleans using essential oils and fatty alcohols, all of which are naturally derived and biodegradable.
How often should I wash my hair with New Wash?
How often should I wash my hair with New Wash?
You can wash your hair daily or however often works for you. New Wash is so gentle that you no longer need to worry about stripping your color or drying out your strands.
When starting out with New Wash, we suggest sticking to your regular routine and finding your rhythm over time. Many people have found that they can go much longer between washes with New Wash.
How does New Wash work?
How does New Wash work?
New Wash cleans hair with a custom blend of essential oils and gentle, naturally derived saturated cleansers that also help balance your scalp’s natural oil production.
Will New Wash work for my hair type?
Will New Wash work for my hair type?
Yes! Check out the reviews—“life-changing” is a commonly used phrase by people with all different hair types. Take our quiz to find the best formula for you: Original, Rich or Deep.
How long will it take for New Wash to work?
How long will it take for New Wash to work?
New Wash benefits hair immediately, but all hair types are different so some scalps need to adjust and may experience oiliness or flakiness. This adjustment period is natural and more commonly experienced by people with oily or fine hair.
My hair is still adjusting to New Wash after a few washes. What should I do?
My hair is still adjusting to New Wash after a few washes. What should I do?
New Wash is different from detergent-based shampoos, and so is the way you use it. If your hair feels greasy or you have some buildup after using New Wash, there are two common reasons.
First, you might not be using enough New Wash. Apply the same amount of New Wash as you’d usually use for both shampoo and conditioner—enough to coat hair like you would for a conditioner or mask. Then work it in really, really well with the Massaging Scalp Brush. Add a bit of water to get a smooth, milky consistency; this will allow it to capture and bond to the dirt, buildup and excess oil.
You also might not be rinsing it out thoroughly. New Wash bonds to impurities and requires extra rinsing to work it out. Massage it out with the Massaging Scalp Brush or your fingertips.
Remember: It takes time to adjust to new habits and routines. You might experience an adjustment period during which your scalp overproduces oil, like it was trained to do by detergent-based shampoos. It hasn't yet acclimated to this new way of cleansing that leaves the healthy, protective oils to do their job. It may take two or three washes or up to a couple weeks, but your scalp and oil production should regulate and thrive with your new healthy routine!
SIMPLY BETTER HAIRCARE
DESIGNED FOR YOUAND THE PLANET
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