Audace Reactive Shampoo — 200 ml — Pack of 2

2 × 200 ml shampoo bottle. Total net content: 400 ml.

Audace Reactive Shampoo is a rinse-off cleanser in the Reactive scalp-care range. The 200 ml format is for washing away daily dirt, excess oil and accumulated hair-product residue.

Formula and function

• The Reactive formula is positioned by Audace for hair-fall concerns, with a fragranced wash that rinses out cleanly.
• Its cleansing step works at the scalp and hair surface. Use fingertips at the roots rather than repeatedly rubbing fragile hair lengths together.
• This bottle is Reactive Shampoo, separate from Reactive Tonic. Ingredient concentrations are not established by the range name; the supplied bottle gives the current INCI.

Choosing this reference

Use as the washing step before leave-on scalp products. Choose the range by the scalp concern and the formula you already use, rather than mixing up shampoo and tonic.

How to use

1. Thoroughly wet scalp and hair. Spread a small amount between the palms.
2. Massage the scalp gently with fingertips, allowing the wash to move through the hair; do not scratch with nails.
3. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat only as needed or directed, then condition dry lengths and ends.

The role of Reactive Shampoo

Reactive is Audace’s fragranced cleansing reference for hair-fall concerns. Its practical first job is to wash away surface dirt, perspiration and excess oil so the scalp and roots feel clean. A gentle routine matters when the lengths are fragile: smooth the wash over the roots rather than piling the hair into a tight knot on top of the head. The Reactive shampoo and Reactive tonic are complementary formats with separate directions.

Applying the wash where it is needed

Saturate the hair and scalp with water before adding shampoo. Lift dense hair in sections so the wash reaches the skin at the roots, where perspiration and surface oil collect. Massage with the pads of the fingers and let the rinse carry the lather through the lengths. A light second wash may be useful after heavy styling buildup, but repeatedly rubbing fragile ends together can make tangles harder to manage.

Conditioning and drying after washing

If the scalp becomes oily but the ends feel dry, focus shampoo at the roots and conditioner at the lengths. Gently squeeze excess water from the hair before conditioning, detangle from the tips upwards, then rinse completely. Blot with a towel instead of twisting or vigorously rubbing. These handling steps help reduce unnecessary pulling while wet hair is being managed. Use any leave-on tonic afterwards on the scalp, rather than substituting it for the rinse-off wash. The complete bottle label is the guide to fragrance and any ingredient sensitivities; no fixed number of washes or hair-regrowth timetable is promised.

Care and precautions

For external hair and scalp use only. Avoid eyes and broken or irritated skin; rinse with clean water if contact occurs. Stop if irritation develops. Persistent, sudden or patchy hair loss needs professional assessment. Close after use and store away from heat, direct sun and children.