Davines Naturaltech Rebalancing Shampoo

Davines Rebalancing Shampoo for Oily Roots and Greasy Scalp

Davines Naturaltech Rebalancing Shampoo is a daily wash built for scalps that produce too much sebum, with a mild sulfate-free base that lifts oil and buildup without stripping the lengths. Lemon leaf, cinnamon, burnet and ginger extracts add an astringent, antioxidant feel so roots stay fresh longer between washes.

Why Choose It?

• Balances Oily Roots: Helps normalise sebum production so the scalp stays comfortable and roots feel fresh for longer between washes.
• Deep Cleanse, No Stripping: A mild sulfate-free base lifts away oil and product buildup without drying out the mid-lengths and ends.
• Astringent Botanical Blend: Lemon leaf, cinnamon bark, burnet root and ginger extracts add an astringent, antioxidant feel on an oily scalp.
• Clean Formula: Free of parabens and SLS/SLES sulfates, and vegan per Davines — suitable as a daily shampoo for greasy hair.

Best For

Oily, greasy roots and scalps that look unwashed quickly between washes, paired with mid-lengths and ends that still need to stay hydrated. A fit for anyone wanting a daily sulfate-free shampoo that controls excess sebum without over-drying the lengths.

Use as a daily or every-other-day shampoo for oily roots. For a deeper periodic cleanse, alternate with the matching Davines scalp cleansing treatment on the scalp before shampooing.

• Wet hair thoroughly with warm — not hot — water.
• Apply a small amount of shampoo to the scalp and roots.
• Massage gently with fingertips to lift away sebum and buildup.
• Work the lather through the lengths and rinse thoroughly.
• Repeat if hair feels especially heavy with oil or product.

Tips

• Follow with a lightweight Davines conditioner on the mid-lengths and ends only — for example a Davines conditioner — to keep roots from getting weighed down.
• Avoid massaging conditioner into the scalp on oily hair types — apply from the mid-lengths down.
• Finish with a cool rinse to help close the cuticle and slow the look of greasy roots later in the day.
• Wash with lukewarm rather than hot water — very hot water can stimulate the scalp and make oiliness worse.