Shampoo and hair balm from Granny Agafia

Granny Agafia's recipes appeared on the cosmetic market in 2002, producing cosmetics based on natural herbs and plants. According to the manufacturer, SLS, silicones, parabens, synthetic fragrances, mineral oils, and harmful petrochemical products are not used in their products.

Both products are in ordinary plastic bottles, all of them are pasted over and painted about what wonderful and useful products for hair they are, I still love the appearance of professional brands more, they have nothing superfluous and even more colorful drawings, everything is clear and concise, although the emphasis of the Agafia brand on the medicinal properties of herbs and plants, it is therefore not surprising that they are all depicted on the package.

Anti-hair loss shampoo Granny Agafia's recipes

At the heart of the shampoo is an infusion of five soap herbs: Ural licorice, amaranth, silky kachima, Siberian istode and herbal soap contains a large amount of saponins - this is a natural soap that gently cleanses the hair and scalp without drying it out.

And also burdock infusion, which nourishes the scalp and strengthens the hair follicles.
The complete composition of the shampoo: water infused with burdock root, oak bark, plantain, medicinal sage, hop cones, lungwort, nettle, marshmallow, Magnesium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamide DEA, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Cocoglucoside, Guar Gum (carob), red soap root, licorice Ural, Amaranth, Kachim Siberian, Sodium Chloride, Hawthorn Oil, Coriander Oil, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Citric Acid, Parfum, Istod, Benzoic Acid, Sorbic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol.

The composition begins with beneficial ingredients, which indicates a large amount of them in the shampoo. Somewhere in the middle of the composition, there is still lauryl sulfate and other synthetic ingredients.

Producer LLC "First Solution", Russia. The shampoo is in a 350 ml plastic bottle with an opening cap and a dispenser.

The shampoo is quite liquid, almost transparent in color, slightly green, probably due to the herbs and plants that form the basis of the shampoo.

The shampoo lathers well and rinses the hair well, rinses off the hair is also quite normal.

After two weeks of using the shampoo, there was neither itching nor dandruff, although the shampoo dries the hair a little and they become tough, but for me this is not a problem, I always apply a balm or mask to the length of the hair, but the hair roots still become not fresh faster.

At the expense of its main task - to treat (reduce) hair loss, it is difficult to say here, since shampoo alone is not able to cope with this. Probably, if this is seasonal hair loss, then it can help, and if something is more serious, then no shampoo without other remedies and medicines will help you cope with it.

Balm collection of shine and strength for hair from Recipes of grandmother Agafia

I decided to take the balm not against hair loss (I don’t understand how the balm can help in hair loss, it only affects the length of the hair), but from another series for shine and hair strength.

The base of the balm is chamomile water. In addition to her, the balm contains more than a dozen Siberian herbs, including burdock, juniper, agave, meadowsweet and others, thanks to which the hair will acquire a rich and healthy shine. The cold-pressed oils included in the balm ensure that the hair is always easy to comb and does not get tangled. This balm carefully protects every hair from the harmful effects of the environment.

Full composition in the photo:

There are no silicones in the composition, so this balm is not suitable for lovers of smooth hair, after which the hair is loose and light, even a little fluffy.

The consistency of the balm is liquid, although it is not difficult to apply to the hair, the smell is pleasant, I would even say natural, with the scent of herbs.It is inconvenient to use, because there is no dispenser on the lid (the manufacturer decided not to bother with this), you need to get used to pouring out the right amount of balm.

The balm softens the hair and makes it easier to comb, adds a little shine, but here it is more due to the leave-in fluid. I have a little bit of moisture (hair is not dyed, prone to dryness), for the summer it is quite suitable for easy care, and for the winter there will be little nutrition and moisture.

Summing up, we can say that this couple is quite suitable for daily hair care, especially in the summer, when you do not want to overload your hair with heavy products. But still, I alternate them with heavier artillery, once I wash my hair with Agafia's shampoo and balm, and once with a professional shampoo and mask, and in the end I get the ideal option for me.

In general, including all the pros and cons of shampoo and balm, you can give them a four, on a five-point scale.