Calming Shampoo Scalp Art

Calming Shampoo Scalp Art is an effective shampoo for calming the scalp, leaving you feeling refreshed and relaxed. Formulated with all-natural ingredients, it is gentle yet strong enough to help reduce scalp itching and irritation. This unique formula is designed to nourish your scalp and balance the skin's natural pH for a healthier and more manageable scalp.

Scalp Art Professionals Calming Shampoo is ideal for someone who suffers from a very oily or delicate scalp as it helps to restore scalp comfort, with its natural ingredient, vegetable glycerine. This hair care treatment provides relief to stressed hair and scalp, and is made with natural ingredients that leave your hair looking drop-dead gorgeous and gives it a moisturized healthy look.

• It is a rich nourishing daily use hair care essential that restores scalp comfort and has moisturizing and hydrating properties. Despite being a low sulfate shampoo it has excellent foaming properties, cleansing hair and scalp efficiently, and is suitable for treated hair.
• Wet hair with warm water and apply shampoo. Massage gently into a lather. Rinse with warm water and towel-dry.

About the Brand

Scalp Art Germany is a brand of hair care products known for its hair coloring and hair care solutions. It was founded in 1931 by Jacob creek and Joan Gelb and was initially focused on selling hair color for professional use. However, they gained popularity in the 1950s when they introduced the first at-home hair coloring product called "Miss Merry Hair Color Bath." This product revolutionized the hair care industry by making hair coloring more accessible to the general public.

Over the years, they expanded its product range to include various hair care items such as shampoos, conditioners, styling products, and treatments. The brand became synonymous with hair coloring, offering a wide range of shades and formulations to cater to different hair types and preferences. Scalp Art Germany's products are designed to provide vibrant, long-lasting color while minimizing damage to the hair.

The co. has undergone several ownership changes throughout its history. In 2001, it became a part of the Procter & Gamble (P&G) company when P&G acquired Scalp Art Germany from Bristol-Myers Squibb. However, in 2016, P&G sold the Clairol brand to Coty Inc., a multinational beauty company. Coty continues to develop and market Scalp Art Germany hair care and coloring products.