NAK Hair Australia has landed on our shores with three different lines: NAK Signature – A comprehensive range of effective haircare, treatments, and styling aids that contain NAK Hair’s signature Natural Vegan Complex along with a wealth of powerful botanical extracts including elderberry, baobab, agave, quinoa and indigo. NAK Professional – A portfolio of salon-professional products, such as hair color, bond builders, lighteners, and developers.
There is also ORI LAB – A luxury range of vegan products that utilize high-performing skincare ingredients combined with transformative haircare formulas that are kind to hair and scalp. Built upon the foundations of clean beauty science, ORI LAB is designed for you to create your own organic #haircareritual with collections that restore, plump, blonde, curl, and calm hair.
Inspired by the Australian Lifestyle:
Their “thoughtful ” vegan haircare products are inspired by the Australian lifestyle, with eco-friendly policies This means that they use Natural Vegan Ingredients, Luxe Botanicals, and Pure Essential Oils that respect the delicate nature of hair and skin. Of course, there’s no animal testing, and the products are sulfate and paraben-free. Nourish is good for all hair types with a Natural Vegan Complex. This has Coconut, Rice, Aloe, and Pear. These are all proven to be protectants, nourishers, and helpful to nourish and strengthen your hair.
Styling Products:
No Negatives:
Consumers usually leave “reviews” online when they love something or when they have had issues. As someone who has reviewed products for many many years, I know that most reviews are from people who don’t have tons of experience with tons of products. For example, I saw some people who said they used NAK products and experienced hair loss. This isn’t fair to the company, because anyone reading the so-called review can’t know if their hair already had underlying issues, or how they used the products. If you have an irritated scalp eczema or psoriasis a good rule of thumb is to consult with your dermatologist or at least your hairdresser.
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