Vilvah
Goat Milk Shampoo (with Ceramides & Pea Protein)
Brand publishes ingredient panel and markets as pH-balanced and sulphate-free. It appears on ChosenWell because it passed our verification standards for shampoo products.
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Why We Recommend It
- Brand publishes ingredient panel and markets as pH-balanced and sulphate-free.
- Key actives - Goat Milk, Ceramides, Pea Protein - support moisture and barrier repair.
- Uses mild surfactants (cocamidopropyl betaine, coco-glucoside) rather than SLS/SLES.
What Stands Out in the Formula
Key Formulation Strength
Brand publishes ingredient panel and markets as pH-balanced and sulphate-free.
Notable Ingredients
Goat Milk, Jasmine Hydrosol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco-Glucoside, Pea Protein, Ceramides, Hydrolysed Wheat Protein
Claims vs Ingredient Reality
How this product's marketing lines up with what we found in the ingredient list.
Claim
Clean formulation
Evidence
Brand publishes ingredient panel and markets as pH-balanced and sulphate-free.
Our Take
Based on the ingredient list, this appears to be a well-supported formulation choice.
Claim
Formulation highlight
Evidence
Key actives - Goat Milk, Ceramides, Pea Protein - support moisture and barrier repair.
Our Take
Based on the ingredient list, this appears to be a well-supported formulation choice.
Claim
Formulation highlight
Evidence
Uses mild surfactants (cocamidopropyl betaine, coco-glucoside) rather than SLS/SLES.
Our Take
Based on the ingredient list, this appears to be a well-supported formulation choice.
Pros
- • Transparent INCI
- • Mild surfactant system
- • Functional actives for frizz control
Cons
- • Contains fragrance
- • Not positioned as anti-dandruff
Who This Product Is Best For
✓ Best for
People dealing with dry frizzyPeople dealing with hair fall supportSuitable for alternate dayThose who prefer modern clean productsThose who prefer small batch productsThose who prefer made in india products
△ Less ideal if
Contains fragranceNot positioned as anti-dandruff
Things to Keep in Mind
- Contains fragrance
- Not positioned as anti-dandruff
- Results may vary based on water hardness and individual scalp conditions
Ingredients Analysis
Goat Milk, Jasmine Hydrosol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco-Glucoside, Pea Protein, Ceramides, Hydrolysed Wheat Protein
Common Questions
Based on our ingredient evaluation, Goat Milk Shampoo (with Ceramides & Pea Protein) appears suitable for regular use. However, individual results can vary — we always recommend a patch test first.
Final Verdict
Goat Milk Shampoo (with Ceramides & Pea Protein) is a well-formulated shampoo that stands out for its transparent inci. While contains fragrance, the overall ingredient quality and transparency make it a strong option in its category. It earned its place on ChosenWell through our criteria-based evaluation, and we believe it's a reasonable choice for anyone looking for a shampoo that prioritises safety and ingredient integrity.
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