

Now available: 4-in-1 skincare for men from Rausch

The Energy Boost Shampoo from Rausch aims to save men time in their daily body care routine. It is designed for hair, face, beard and body.
For the 4-in-1 shampoo, the Swiss brand Rausch combines two plant extracts: Juniper and rosemary. You can get the energy boost shampoo from us in a 200-millilitre bottle.

Juniper is used in cosmetics because it has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. According to Rausch, the essential oils of juniper have a skin-cleansing and circulation-promoting effect. The forest-like fragrance promises a little kick of freshness in the shower.
Rosemary also has a circulation-promoting and antibacterial effect. As an antioxidant, it is often used in skincare to treat blemished skin and spots.
Skin-like moisturiser
According to Rausch, the shampoo uses a moisturiser derived from corn. The active ingredient binds moisture in the skin. The mode of action is said to be similar to the skin's natural mechanisms and work for up to 24 hours.
The shampoo is designed to gently cleanse and moisturise the hair without weighing it down. According to the manufacturer, the product itself is suitable for daily use. However, only two to three applications per week are recommended for shampooing to prevent the hair from drying out.
According to the manufacturer, the shampoo contains no silicones. If you have previously used care products with silicones, it is normal for your body to react to them at first. After the first few washes, your hair may look a little straw-like or your skin may become a little red. It will take some time for your scalp to get used to it.
According to the manufacturer, the Energy Boost Shampoo is vegan and contains 92 per cent substances of natural origin.


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