Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo

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Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo is a hair with 29 ingredients. It has no ingredients Jouaxia flags for pregnancy. Common allergens: fragrance, niacinamide.

Sensitive skin: fragrance, niacinamide Why?

fragrance: Fragrance or parfum, and scent ingredients listed by name, such as linalool and limonene. The most common cause of skincare allergies; worth avoiding if you have eczema, rosacea, or very sensitive skin.
niacinamide: A popular, well-tolerated ingredient that can cause redness or flushing for a few people, especially at high strengths.

These flags don't affect the pregnancy rating. They point out the ingredients most likely to make skincare sting, itch, or cause a rash. If your skin is sensitive, or one of them has bothered you before, you may want to skip the product or patch-test it first. Most people use them without a problem.

How we flag ingredients

Is Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo safe to use during pregnancy?

Jouaxia rates Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo Pregnancy-safe. None of its ingredients are on our list of ingredients commonly avoided or limited in pregnancy: retinoids, hydroquinone, salicylic acid, arbutin, the chemical sunscreen filters oxybenzone, homosalate, octinoxate, octocrylene, and avobenzone, and clary sage or rosemary oil. This is general information, not medical advice. Check with your OB-GYN or dermatologist.

Does Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo contain fragrance or other common allergens?

Yes. Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo contains fragrance, niacinamide, which can bother sensitive skin. This doesn't affect its pregnancy rating, and most people use these ingredients without a problem; if your skin is sensitive or you've reacted to one before, patch-test it first or look for an alternative.

Is it OK for kids and teens?

Kids (ages 3–11)

Use with care

Exfoliating acid (AHA) (Lactic Acid): Glycolic, lactic, and mandelic acids can irritate young skin, and children rarely need them. We can't see the strength, so low amounts are flagged too.
Fragrance or essential oils (Perfume, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Linalool): Children's skin reacts to fragrance and essential oils more easily; fragrance-free products are the usual advice for kids, especially with eczema or sensitive skin.

Teens (ages 12–17)

Use with care

Exfoliating acid (AHA) (Lactic Acid): Glycolic, lactic, and mandelic acids can irritate, especially alongside acne treatments. Fine for some teens, used a few times a week.

Helps with acne: Niacinamide.

General guidance from the ingredient list, not medical advice. For babies under 3, or skin problems that don't get better, ask a doctor. How we rate for kids and teens · Skincare for teens

What are the ingredients in Dove Scalp+hair Therapy Sulphate Free Density Boost Strengthening Shampoo?

29 ingredients, in label order. Select an ingredient to see what it does.

Ingredient list from INCIDecoder. Formulas change, so check the packaging of the product you buy.