Clean allergen profile with a fragrance free formula.

No mandatory deductions apply. No fragrance, no parabens, no MIT, no synthetic Parfum. Propylene Glycol appears near the top of the list (high concentration) in a leave-on scalp product; it is a penetration enhancer that can increase absorption of co-formulated actives through the scalp, which has higher blood vessel density than facial skin (-3 discretionary). Cyclopentasiloxane (D5) is an environmentally persistent silicone; EU has restricted it above 0.1% in rinse-off cosmetics, though the leave-on restriction is not yet in force; precautionary environmental concern (-2). Three labelling errors reduce formula verification confidence (-1 collective deduction for compliance gap).

Core conditioning chemistry is well-chosen. Cetrimonium Chloride is the standard cationic conditioner that adsorbs to the negatively charged surface of damaged hair to smooth the cuticle. Amodimethicone is an amino-modified silicone that selectively deposits on damaged hair shaft sites, providing heat protection and frizz control. Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 has evidence for hair follicle stimulation. Polyquaternium-7 adds detangling and film-forming benefit. Marine algae extracts contribute polysaccharide conditioning. The oil blend of Mango Seed Butter, Avocado, Castor, and Sunflower provides good emolliency. Three labelling errors mean the formula cannot be fully independently verified.

Three labelling errors undermine transparency for a brand positioned on scientific credibility. First: 'Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein' does not identify the source protein; this is required because wheat and soy proteins are common allergens, and consumers cannot assess their risk from this label. Second: Sunflower Seed Oil (Helianthus Annuus) appears twice, suggesting the ingredient list was not verified. Third: 'Centrimonium Chloride' and 'Cetrimonium Chloride' are the same ingredient under different spellings. For heat protection and frizz control claims, no independent test report has been published.

No published performance study, heat protection test, or safety data for this product. The conditioning chemistry is credible from literature, but the brand has not published product-specific evidence. Grade C reflects no published product-level data.

Three labelling errors create notable consumer clarity gaps: source protein in Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein is unidentifiable (allergen blind spot), duplicate Sunflower Seed Oil...

Three labelling errors create notable consumer clarity gaps: source protein in Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein is unidentifiable (allergen blind spot), duplicate Sunflower Seed Oil entry confuses the ingredient list, and the Centrimonium/Cetrimonium spelling discrepancy creates ambiguity. D5 environmental concern and Propylene Glycol penetration enhancer properties are not disclosed.