Refillable Rosemary Mint Shampoo Plastic-Free

Refillable Rosemary Mint Shampoo in an Aluminum Bottle

$30.00

Refillable shampoo made with carefully selected ingredients from nature. Good for you hair and the planet.

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Plaine Refillable Rosemary Mint Shampoo

The healing properties of rosemary and mint, plus a hint of vanilla, will make your shower feel like a spa. Formulated using carefully selected ingredients from nature’s most nutrient- and vitamin-rich plants, minerals, and renewable sources. Bring your hair back to life and restore sheen with this luxurious and non-toxic formula. This refillable rosemary & mint shampoo is suitable for all hair types.

Free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, silicone and palm oil
Blended with whole essential oils (instead of synthetic fragrance)
Vegan
Non GMO ingredients
Designed to biodegrade
Baby safe and hypoallergenic
Safe for color treated hair
Cruelty Free, Leaping Bunny certified
Free of single-use plastic
Includes 16 oz aluminum bottle of shampoo.

Organic and Natural Ingredients:

Organic Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Vegetable Glycerin, Saponified Oils of Coconut and Safflower Seed, Guar Gum and Irish Moss (Red Algae Extract – Carrageen), Organic Camellia, Sunflower and Ricebran Oils. Extracts of Chamomile and Quillaja Saponaria. Papaya and Pineapple Pulp Extracts. Rosemary Oleoresin, Vitamin E Complex, Organic Green Tea, Geogard Ultra and Potassium Sorbate. Scent: Mint Arvenis Essential Oil, Essence of Rosemary, Mint and Vanilla.

Ready for a Refill? Here’s What to do with Your Empty Bottle

Come back here to order a new bottle of shampoo. If you already have a pump from your first bottle, you can choose “no pump” from the drop down menu.

You can return your empty bottle by mail at no charge. Simply request a return label here

Or, if you prefer, you can recycle your bottle. Aluminum can be recycled without any quality loss, which means these bottles can be reused indefinitely. (Plastic can only be recycled once or twice before it is sent to a landfill to sit for hundreds of years.)