The naturalist cosmetic brand ZADAM:U announced on the 18th that it has introduced a non-irritating’McTin shampoo’ that excludes various chemicals that can cause seborrheic scalp infection.
This product uses vegetable surfactants instead of chemical surfactants that can irritate the scalp and cause seborrheic scalp infection. Vegetable surfactants are derived from plants such as coconuts and apples, so they are less irritating to the scalp, so they can be safely used on sensitive scalps. In addition, the rich and dense foam cleanly removes impurities and sebum, and there is no residue left when rinsing the shampoo, so the scalp can be managed cleanly.
McTin shampoo also excluded 14 suspected harmful ingredients such as silicone, parabens, and humidifier disinfectant ingredients such as CMIT and MIT. These chemicals irritate the scalp and clog pores, causing dandruff and dead skin cells to accumulate, which can lead to troubles such as seborrheic dermatitis.
McTin shampoo is a weakly acidic shampoo with a pH similar to that of a healthy scalp and is characterized by little irritation. It lowers moisture loss and helps to balance the oil and moisture of the scalp. The company explains that it can prevent and manage seborrheic scalpitis, which is caused by a large amount of oil on the scalp.
It also contains 10000ppm of brewer’s yeast, biotin, and seoritae extract, which are known to be good for scalp health. Brewer’s yeast is known to make hair healthy and promote hair follicle regeneration and growth because it is rich in naturally derived proteins similar to the structure of hair protein. Biotin helps to keep hair shiny and healthy, and Seoritae extract strengthens the roots and supplies nutrients to the scalp and hair.
An official from Jadam-yu said, “Jadam-yu Mactin shampoo is also recommended for improving damaged hair.” “Mctin shampoo contains keratin, wheat protein, argan oil, and baobab seed oil. It can add shine to the hair,” he said.
He then emphasized that Mctin shampoo does not use sulfate-based surfactants and chemicals that can cause and exacerbate seborrheic scalp inflammation. I highly recommend it,” he added.
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