shampoo body

Common bottle sizes in this set include 20 fl oz, 16 fl oz, 13.5 fl oz, 13 fl oz, 11 fl oz, and 8 fl oz.

Many listings describe their products as suitable for daily use, though some specify weekly or other schedules. Check each product’s label or directions for the manufacturer’s recommended frequency.

Common sustainability and packaging claims include use of recycled content or post‑consumer recycled plastic, recyclable packaging, and cruelty‑free or not tested on animals.

Formats include multi‑use formulas (2‑in‑1 and 3‑in‑1), customizable shampoo bases with add‑on boosters, and both liquid and gel formulations.

Hair types range from broadly labeled “all hair types” to targeted types such as wavy, straight, and normal. Skin types commonly listed include sensitive, dry, and normal.

Common claims include sulfate‑free, paraben‑free, phthalate‑free, fragrance‑free/no added fragrance, hypoallergenic, vegan, cruelty‑free, gluten‑free, aluminum‑free, dye/colorant‑free, mineral oil‑free, petroleum‑free, sodium‑lauryl‑sulfate‑free, and free of artificial fragrances/colors.

Formulas call out a variety of natural and active ingredients, including calendula; 100% virgin coconut oil, sweet pea and murumuru butter; fermented rice water; coconut water; tea tree oil; jojoba oil; aloe vera; niacinamide; biotin; argan oil; red Korean seaweed; melatonin with essential oils; and prebiotic moisture ingredients.

Some customizable shampoos let you choose a base and add up to three booster shots; product details often list recommended boosters (for example: Anti‑Frizz, Deep Condition, Strengthen). Where provided, base formulas are described as largely naturally derived (about 92–93% per ISO 16128).