Clean Beauty Works Herbal Shampoo, Nettle & Rosemary is for pros who want a gentle, clarifying cleanse that keeps hair service‑ready. 🌿

Provitamin B5 (panthenol) and silk amino acids deposit lightly to boost slip and combability, smoothing the cuticle for softness and shine while aiding breakage control during the wash. Hair rinses balanced, manageable, and ready for a crisp cut or sleek finish. ✂✨

Tea tree oil adds a scalp‑refreshing feel, while lightweight hemp seed oil helps prevent that stripped vibe, so strands feel clean yet comfortable. The rosemary–eucalyptus–tea tree aroma delivers a clean, energizing cleanse clients notice. 💧

Sampler size slides into kits and client trials without overcommitting inventory.

Add this pro herbal cleanse to your lineup and elevate every shampoo to a soft, glossy result clients will feel.

• Softness & Manageability: Panthenol and silk amino acids deposit lightly to improve slip and combability after rinsing.
• Smoother Shine: Film-forming panthenol and silk amino acids help smooth the cuticle for a healthier-looking gloss.
• Scalp-Refreshing Sensation: Tea tree oil imparts a clean, invigorated feel to the scalp during cleansing.
• Lightweight Nourishment: Hemp seed oil adds light emolliency to help prevent a stripped, dry feel post-wash.
• Reduced Friction During Wash: Silk amino acids and panthenol improve lubrication, helping limit breakage from mechanical stress while cleansing.

Panthenol: Provitamin B5 humectant and film-former that can deposit from a short-contact rinse to enhance softness, flexibility, and light shine.

Silk Amino Acids: Low–molecular-weight hydrolyzed proteins that adsorb to the cuticle, improving slip and smoothness and helping reduce frictional breakage during washing.

Tea Tree Oil: Essential oil that delivers a refreshing, clean-feeling scalp sensation in rinse-off use.

Hemp Seed Oil: Light emollient that helps counteract a stripped feel and supports post-wash softness without heaviness.

Rosemary Extract: Primarily aromatic/antioxidant; limited direct conditioning in a short-contact shampoo—minor contributor compared with the above.