Marshmallow root is rich in natural mucilage, a plant compound known for helping soften, smooth, and support hydration. It adds slip and manageability while helping hair feel nourished without heavy buildup.

Velvet Root is not designed as a hair growth product. However, healthy-looking hair starts with proper care. Ingredients such as marshmallow root, aloe vera, and panthenol help support softer, healthier-looking hair and may reduce breakage.

Yes. Velvet Root Shampoo and Conditioner are formulated to gently cleanse and condition without harsh sulfates.

Many customers report that they are scalp feels cleaner and more comfortable after switching to Velvet Root, a healthy scalp starts with removing buildup and using gentle ingredients.

Velvet Root combines, botanical ingredients with safe, effective ingredients, necessary for product performance, stability, and preservation.

Key ingredients include: Marshmallow Root Extract Aloe Vera Juice Panthenol (Provitamin B5) Apple Cider Vinegar Gentle plant-derived cleansers

Key ingredients include: Marshmallow Root Extract Aloe Vera Juice BTMS – 50 Panthenol (Provitamin B5) Sodium Lactate Jojoba Oil

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Yes. The shampoo and conditioner are formulated to be gentle enough for regular use.

Velvet Root is made with a high concentration of botanical ingredients and contains fewer synthetic additives than many conventional hair care products. Because of this, some natural settling can occur over time. A quick shake before use helps evenly distribute the ingredients so you receive the intended benefits with every wash and condition.

The signature scent is a light geranium scent.

Many people don't realize how much buildup is sitting on their hair. As buildup is removed, hair may feel lighter, cleaner, softer, and more manageable.

No. Velvet Root is formulated to cleanse the hair and scalp without leaving behind any residue.

Velvet Root is designed to remove buildup and leave your hair truly clean. Many people are accustomed to products that leave behind coatings or residue, so the feeling can be surprising at first.

Not all areas of the scalp produce oil at the same rate. Factors such as hair density, sweat, sleeping habits, and natural oil production can cause one area to appear oilier than another. If you notice a specific section becoming oily more quickly, try shampooing twice and spending extra time massaging that area during cleansing.