Sebum is a natural component found on the scalp. It is a film that protects against external aggressors. When there is a balanced amount of it, our hair is radiant and full of life. But under the effect of certain factors such as stress, pollution, a hormonal imbalance, inadequate care, etc., the sebaceous glands begin to produce an excess of sebum that suffocates the roots and weighs the hair down. The hair then becomes oily and tends to become greasy more quickly after each wash.

These products contain traces of iodine from the algae extract. People with allergies should seek the advice of their doctor before using the products.  

The algae used in the PURE DETOX range is grown in Bretagne off the island of Ouessant. Its effectiveness in reducing sebum production gives it a purifying action. Once rid of excess sebum and impurities, the scalp is purified, and hair is light and shiny.

Shake the bottle and spray at around 30 cm from your roots, splitting your hair into sections to cover the entire head. Massage and lift your roots to distribute the product across the entire root area. Finish by gently brushing your hair from the roots to the ends to remove any residue and restore your hair's natural volume.

Our experts have selected a botanical powder: Rice Powder, for its absorbing properties. The sebum is thus absorbed from the root and leaves hair feeling fresh, light and full of volume. Hair is purified, soft, light and shiny. We've included our active ingredient for the Pure Detox range: Organic Algae from Bretagne alongside the rice powder. It acts directly on the reduction sebum production, giving it a purifying action. Once rid of excess sebum and impurities, the scalp is purified, and the hair is light and shiny.

Sebum is a natural component found on the scalp. It is a film that protects against external aggressors. When there is a balanced amount of it, our hair is radiant and full of life. But under the effect of certain factors such as stress, pollution, a hormonal imbalance, inadequate care, etc., the sebaceous glands begin to produce an excess of sebum that suffocates the roots and weighs the hair down. The hair then becomes oily and tends to become greasy more quickly after each wash.