Vilvah
Goat Milk Shampoo (with Ceramides & Pea Protein)
Sulphate-free shampoo with goat milk, ceramides and pea protein. Designed to help manage dryness and frizz while supporting a balanced scalp.
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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.
Claims vs Ingredient Reality
How this product's marketing lines up with what we found in the ingredient list.
Claim
Marketed as pH-balanced and sulphate-free.
Evidence
The product is positioned as a sulphate-free shampoo and uses milder cleansing agents instead of SLS or SLES.
Our Take
The product is positioned as a sulphate-free shampoo and uses milder cleansing agents instead of SLS or SLES.
Claim
Contains goat milk, ceramides and pea protein.
Evidence
These ingredients are featured prominently in the formulation and are central to the product's moisture-focused positioning.
Our Take
These ingredients are featured prominently in the formulation and are central to the product's moisture-focused positioning.
Claim
Designed for dry and frizzy hair.
Evidence
The combination of conditioning ingredients and a sulphate-free cleansing system aligns with the product's focus on reducing dryness and improving manageability.
Our Take
The combination of conditioning ingredients and a sulphate-free cleansing system aligns with the product's focus on reducing dryness and improving manageability.
Who This Product Is Best For
Best For
- • Transparent INCI
- • Mild surfactant system
- • Functional actives for frizz control
Less Ideal If
- • Contains fragrance
- • Not positioned as anti-dandruff
Ingredients Analysis: What's Really in the Formula
Goat Milk, Jasmine Hydrosol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco-Glucoside, Pea Protein, Ceramides, Hydrolysed Wheat Protein
Common Questions
No. Vilvah markets this shampoo as free from sulphates, parabens and silicones.
Final Verdict
Goat Milk Shampoo (with Ceramides & Pea Protein) is distinguished by Goat milk, ceramides and pea protein are the key ingredients in this formula. Together they support the brand's focus on softer, smoother hair without relying on sulphates or silicones.
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