Logona Shampoos
Which invention of the Stone Age belongs to the basic equipment of every handbag? Right, the comb. The oldest known tool of beauty care was probably already known more than 10,000 years ago. Even at that time people put emphasis on well-groomed hair. The first combs were carved from bones, ivory, horn or wood. The comb was one of the first personal objects of mankind which did not directly deal with his struggle for survival. For our ancestors, the lavishly decorated combs were the first little luxury of this era full of privation.
Thick hair keeps our head warm and protects it from sun and rain. However, hair is not immune against the forces of nature. To prevent damage, the scalp has developed various mechanisms. To protect the skin from dehydration and to fight off pathogens and external influences, the sebaceous glands of the scalp become active. However, if they produce too much sebum the hair becomes greasy. When sebum gets too quickly into the hair, it looks straggly. But not only greasy hair requires additional attention. Also dry hair is dependent on extra care. Normally, each single hair has a closed surface. It reflects the light and provides a beautiful shine. In addition, the surface protects the sensitive hair core. Especially in summer and in areas with tropical temperatures, the hair is exposed to additional stresses. Salt water causes the hair to swell during holidays at the seaside. This leads to the fact that the hair structure breaks up and the natural moisture can evaporate. In addition, salt crystals act like a burning glass and intensify the dehydrating effect of the sun. When the hair dries out, it loses its shine and looks dull. If nothing is done about it, split ends and hair breakage may result.
In ancient times mankind cleaned their hair with clay and rhassoul. Women in Southeast Asia even went one step further. In Indonesia, it was already known a hair care thousands of years ago, which is strongly reminiscent of modern shampoos. A foam solution was prepared from the ash of rice hulls, which was massaged into the hair and then washed out. Afterwards coconut oil was rubbed into the hair, which provided for an additional shine and made it easier to comb. What we know today as shampoo is actually only known since the turn of the century. Today, more and more people would like to do without chemical ingredients in hair care products. However, it is not everyone's cup of tea to take a shower with mineral clay or the ash of rice hulls.
Logona's natural cosmetic shampoos are designed for a wide variety of hair types. Dry and damaged hair will love the extra moisture provided by the Organic Aloe Vera Moisturising Shampoo. Do you have sensitive hair and a sensitive scalp? Then the Sensitive Shampoo Organic Calendula is the right choice for you: the vegan formula of natural origin is based on particularly mild surfactants and organic nettle extract for gentle cleansing and naturally strengthened hair. For coloured hair, Logona Colour Reflex Shampoos offer natural brilliance with organic chamomile, organic hazelnut and organic henna. Do you want voluminous hair? Then try the Volume Shampoo with beer and organic honey. Nourishing silk proteins conjure up lively fullness and a velvety-soft shine in fine hair. Solid and liquid shampoos provide intensive smoothness, mild cleansing and natural hair care. Logona offers the right natural cosmetic shampoo for every care need.
