Thursday 14 September 2017

WOWO Products list

WOWO Ginger Shampoo 
                                     

                             

WOWO Ginger Shampoo helps to reduce hair loss and promote hair growth. Regular use of this shampoo will help improve blood circulation in the scalp, stimulates hair follicle cells and regulate hair oil to minimize bacterial growth.

WOWO's anti hair loss shampoo is entirely composed of natural ingredients. That includes:
  • Pure Ginger
  • Jojoba seed oil 
  • Wheat 
  • Avocado 
WOWO Nutrition Hair Mask
                     

WOWO Nutrition Hair Mask repairs hair damage caused by hair dye and environmental factors.It contains no silicone oil.It is suitable for all including pregnant women, the elderly and children.


WOWO Nutrition Hair Mask contains 6 nutrients that the hair needs:
  • Jojoba oil
  • Wheat germ protein
  • Seaweed moisturizing extract
  • Vitamin E
  • Collagen
  • Avocado Oil
WOWO Hair Essential Oil

                       
WOWO Hair Essential Oil is a serum that contains natural rose essential oil to protect and provide best essential nutrient for repairing and maintaining hair quality.

Ingredients: 
  • Rose oil (attar)
  • Juniper fruit oil
  • Lemon peel oil
  • Olive oil
Hand & Body Lotion
                         
The WOWO Hand & Body Lotion is gentle and can be easily absorbed by the skin to reverse aging. Absorbs water molecules from the air to moisturize skin, effectively preventing dry skin. 

WOWO Hand & Body Lotion contains natural plant origins:
  • Glycerin
  • Almond Oil
  • Olive Oil

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Tuesday 12 September 2017

wowo a top brand of China

First time in Pakistan a brand with all natural products that's so pure so effective so natural


Available in Pakistan at our Online Store and Retails Shops.

Experience WOWO, One of Top 10 Brands in China by Dai Pu Cosmetics, tested and loved by Women from over 14 Countries, truly a World Class Hair Care Sensation.

The exuberant natural ingredients by WOWO, bring your hair to perfect life as we believe in serving modern techniques and natural standards, ensuring Fashionable Comfort, Style and Longevity.

WOWO is a scientific triumph resolving unprecedented success in all major issues in fragile Hair Care through magnificent development portfolio embedding Impressive Hair Science Center for Modern Women of 21 Centuries including all genders with no age limits for perfection and quality.

  • Pure Ginger Shampoo (All Hair Types)
  • Hair Mask
  • Hand & Body Lotion
  • Body Wash
  • Hair Care Oil
  • Face Mask
  • BB Cream
  • Sun Screen
  • Tooth Paste
  • Lipsticks



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Tuesday 5 September 2017

Shampoo & Conditioner Contains Dangerous Chemicals


Everything we use on our bodies has a potential impact on our health, including our shampoo and conditioner. Have you ever considered that there may be dangerous shampoo chemicals inside your shower? And are the chemicals in your personal hygiene products safe to use? We’re here to bring you the facts about your favorite shampoos and conditioners. Though they’re made out of really common ingredients, common doesn’t always mean safe. Most are made with strong chemical formulas which can be harsh to your skin and to the environment.

Hair care products like shampoo and conditioner are highly engineered. They’ve been designed to lather up and leave your hair “squeaky clean”, but that’s not even that good for you! Dangerous shampoo chemicals will leave your hair stripped of natural oils, which is why we need conditioner to re-moisturize it without leaving it oily. Achieving these effects, being shelf stable, and not using and harmful ingredients is a big ask for brands looking to make safer options, but it is possible.

Shampoo

Surfactants: This is what makes your shampoo lather up with suds. We usually associate soap suds with cleaner hair, but that’s not necessarily the case. Sudsing doesn’t really occur much in nature, so it’s often the result of a chemical reaction or agent. While these chemicals aren’t toxic to humans, they can cause serious irritation and can be really harmful to aquatic life. Given the quantity of shampoo going down the drain every time we wash our hair, we’d prefer to avoid irritation and create a safer environment by choosing better products.

Preservatives: Ever noticed the expiration date on your shampoo? Nope, neither have we. That’s because shampoos are full of preservatives to keep them shelf-stable. They’ll last for a really long time without separating out or going “off”. These preservatives prevent the growth of yeast, mold, bacteria etc. But because they’re literally designed to kill things, preservatives are tricky and can have a range of toxicity problems for both humans and the environment.

Fragrance: This is definitely something to look out for. The term “fragrance” can act as a backdoor for all kinds of chemicals to sneak into your products. It’s often used as an umbrella term for up to 100 ingredients. Unfortunately, many of these ingredients can be toxic to human health, like phthalates (linked to reproductive and developmental harm), and synthetic musks (linked to hormone disruption and build up in our bodies).

Conditioner

Conditioner suffers from many of the same pitfalls as shampoo when it comes to surfactants, preservatives, and fragrance, but it has one more problematic ingredient category.

38 out of 60 shampoos found to contain harmful manufacturing solvent in tests by Hong Kong consumer watchdog


Ingredients to Avoid


Ethanolamines
Parabens
Octinoxate
Oxybenzone
Alcohol-Based Products
Silicone-Based Products
Cheap Shampoo
Salt Sprays

Johnson & Johnson has been gambling with our children’s health


Under mounting pressure, Johnson & Johnson has, at great expense, removed these chemicals from its products through years of hard work in laboratories, even though it maintains that the effects of these products are overrated. Some experts have agreed with Johnson & Johnson’s stance.But if these chemicals are as 'harmless' as they claim, why are they ironing them out now? Appallingly, Johnson & Johnson only took action when it began to affect their sales after a PR nightmare.Unfortunately, while the health company is 'cleaning up' its baby products, its adult products continue to be suspect.On Feb 24, Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $72 million to the family of an American woman who died from ovarian cancer after using their talcum powder for the better part of her life.