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Let's begin with a few numbers and records. Francis Truefitt started making perfumes and men's cosmetics in 1805 - in the same year admiral Nelson famously triumphed at Trafalgar (long live the king, of course!). Edwin Hill founded his barbershop on the London's famous Old Bond Street in 1911 - in the same year Roald Amundsen led the first expedition to the South Pole. That barbershop is still operational by the way, which makes it the oldest running barbershop in the world - as certified by the Guinness Book of Records.
Truefitt & Hill is a legend of the field that has held several Royal Warrants. Throughout its history it has delivered its products to the likes of Frank Sinatra, Winston Churchill and Charles Dickens. Now it can add you to its famous list.
This English shampoo is something like a personal coach for thinning hair.
What is it good for?
Thanks to its special composition, it helps to treat sensitive scalp, creating a protective layer at the hair roots, which at the same time nourishes and strengthens – you will see the result even on its increased volume.
Why does it work?
Because it doesn't contain any crazy chemicals. On the contrary, it contains milk and wheat proteins that protect your hair in all aspects. Due to the lightweight composition, it won't stress your hair, but it will gently treat and protect it instead.
How to use it?
Use two to three times a week. Wash your hair with warm water, massage the shampoo in, wash. For the best effect, continue with conditioner.
Volume: 365 ml
Made in the UK
