LOTUS IN HAIR PRODUCTS Lotus is the Newest Ingredient in Hair Care Products
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 | Lotus is a water plant with multiple beautifying properties and is showing up in many products these days. Lotus extract, lotus blossoms and lotus essential oil are in skin care, bath and body, and various hair products. Providing strength and moisture to hair and scalp, be on the look out for lotus to help you achieve luscious locks that will look great in any and all hairstyles! Check out these lotus related hair care products: |
LOTUS HAIR CARE PRODUCT #1: INNERSENSE COLOR AWAKENING HAIR BATH Lotus flower essential oil helps keep salon or at home color looking vibrant and hair feeling clean and soft. Innersense Color Awakening Hair Bath is a sulfate free formula that cleans without drying out your glorious strands. |  |
LOTUS HAIR CARE PRODUCT #2: ALTERNA LIFE VOLUMIZING SHAMPOO Alterna Life Volumizing Shampoo is a lightweight shampoo that helps create volume and thickness with lotus blossoms, Chinese white peony and water lily in the mix. |  |
LOTUS HAIR CARE PRODUCT #3: NATURES GATE ORIGINAL HERBAL CONDITIONER Lotus, with cherry and oak tree bark among other natural ingredients, works magic in Natures Gate Original Herbal Conditioner and leaves hair shiny and strengthened from the inside out. |  |
LOTUS HAIR CARE PRODUCT #4: PHYTO PHYTOMIST INSTANT HYDRATING CONDITIONER Great for dry or color treated hair, Phyto Phytomist Instant Hydrating Conditioner adds body and shine. It can be used on dry hair in between shampoos, too. |  |
Hair products containing lotus will certainly improve the texture and shine of your tresses. The natural ingredients that are so popular in health and beauty products these days teach us so much about how plants and flowers can improve our looks and our lives. After all, nature knows how best to care for us!
Article Written By: Laura Miller; Laura is a beauty and health/wellness/fitness writer living in Atlanta, Ga. Her many years in the salon and spa business served as a springboard for her next career move as a full-time writer. She now writes articles for DivaVillage.com and their sister-site VillageMAMA.com.
