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Every ingredient,
in plain English.

Aloe, green tea, macadamia nuts, silk cocoons and a swipe of cream on stone
7,000 ppm

Hydrolyzed silk

That’s 0.7% of the formula, listed right on the label. Hydrolyzed means the silk has been broken into small protein fragments that can coat and condition hair.

20 kinds

Of amino acids

Amino acids are what proteins are built from, and hair is mostly protein. In a cream, they help hair hold moisture and feel more supple.

2 actions

Inside and on the surface

The tube calls it a double treatment: nourishment for the inside of damaged hair, and a moisture film on the outside.

The full list.

Shown in label order, exactly as printed on the carton. Tap a group to see what it does.

Silk cocoons and a skein of raw silk

Why silk?

Silk is a protein fiber, like hair. Once it’s broken down into small fragments it blends into a cream and gives hair slip, softness and a smooth feel.

Read more about silk protein

Straight answers.

Silicones?
Yes: dimethicone, cyclopentasiloxane and cyclohexasiloxane.
Parabens?
Yes: methylparaben, used as a preservative.
Fragrance?
Yes, and the scent compounds are listed by name.
Vegan?
No. It contains hydrolyzed silk and royal jelly extract.
Allergies?
Check the list if you react to fragrance compounds or macadamia. Stop using it if your scalp or skin gets irritated.