The Story
Rediscover the comfort of Rêve de Miel in a shampoo bar that cloaks the hair in softness with Provence Honey and organic Camelina precious Oil. Its generous foam is easy to rinse off and allows easy detangling. A sulphate-free* delight that will leave your hair feeling soft and silky while caring for your scalp. Care for your hair and the environment. **.
- 91% of women feel their hair is supple and silky. (1)
- 82% of women feel the shampoo allows easy detangling. (2)
- 100% of women feel the shampoo provides gentle cleansing and cares for their scalp. (1)
- 100% of women feel the foam is generous. (2)
Formulated and produced in France.
*Sulphate surfactant. **Recyclable FSC paper packaging, solid format, average of 3 months use (2 washes per week, 2.8g/wash), at Nuxe.
- (1) User test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % after the first use.
- (2) User test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % after 21 days.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Rediscover the comfort of Rêve de Miel in a shampoo bar that cloaks the hair in softness with Provence Honey and organic Camelina precious Oil. Its generous foam is easy to rinse off and allows easy detangling. A sulphate-free* delight that will leave your hair feeling soft and silky while caring for your scalp. Care for your hair and the environment. **.
- 91% of women feel their hair is supple and silky. (1)
- 82% of women feel the shampoo allows easy detangling. (2)
- 100% of women feel the shampoo provides gentle cleansing and cares for their scalp. (1)
- 100% of women feel the foam is generous. (2)
Formulated and produced in France.
*Sulphate surfactant. **Recyclable FSC paper packaging, solid format, average of 3 months use (2 washes per week, 2.8g/wash), at Nuxe.
- (1) User test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % after the first use.
- (2) User test - 22 volunteers. Satisfaction % after 21 days.
