Nature Sustained Natural Shampoo for Oily Hair — 9 oz Sulfate-Free Probiotic Herbal Formula for Oil Control & Dandruff

Nature Sustained Natural Shampoo for Oily Hair is a sulfate-free, probiotic-rich herbal cleanse that reduces excess scalp oil while soothing sensitive skin.

This shampoo blends wild‑harvested plants, fermented vegan probiotics, and gentle cleansing agents to tackle greasy roots, dandruff tendencies, and limp hair without harsh chemicals. Made in a renewable-energy facility and Leaping Bunny certified, the formula focuses on balancing sebum production and supporting a healthier scalp ecosystem rather than stripping moisture.

How does this shampoo control oil without over-drying?

The formula combines mild cleansers with fermented botanicals that signal the scalp to rebalance oil production, unlike strong surfactants that leave hair crunchy. That means you get a cleaner scalp without the rebound grease many shampoos cause.

• Vegan probiotics from fermented wild fruits and plants to support scalp microbiome balance.
• Gentle, sulfate-free surfactants that remove excess oil without harsh stripping.
• Raw botanical extracts selected to calm and normalize sebum output.

Can this help dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, or clogged follicles?

This shampoo targets the conditions that commonly accompany oily scalps—flaking, itchiness, and follicle congestion—by using a combination of plant actives and probiotic fermentation. It aims to reduce visible flakes and soothe irritated skin, while promoting clearer follicle openings over continued use.

• Anti‑flake botanicals to reduce visible dandruff and scalp flaking.
• Probiotic components that support a balanced scalp microbiome linked to reduced irritation.
• Regular use helps loosen buildup that can block follicles and reduce volume.

Is the shampoo safe for sensitive scalps and color-treated hair?

Yes. The ingredient selection prioritizes raw, hand‑selected plants and fruits without common irritants like sulfates, parabens, or synthetic fragrances. The gentle base and hypoallergenic approach make it suitable for many sensitive scalps and for use on color-treated hair when used as directed.

• Hypoallergenic formula free from harsh detergents and irritating additives.
• No animal testing—Leaping Bunny certified for cruelty-free assurance.
• Color-safe when used according to routine haircare practices.

What makes the probiotic approach different from ordinary shampoos?

Instead of merely removing surface oil, probiotic fermentation produces beneficial metabolites that interact with the scalp’s microbial community. This helps create an environment less hospitable to odor-causing or flare‑inducing organisms while supporting naturally occurring, helpful microbes.

• Fermented wild-harvested ingredients produce bioactive compounds for scalp health.
• Supports a balanced microbiome rather than indiscriminately erasing microbes.
• Helps address multiple oily-hair concerns—grease, flatness, and flaking—in one routine.

Who is this for? Nature Sustained’s Natural Shampoo for Oily Hair is designed for people who experience oily or greasy roots, frequent scalp flaking, or limp hair and want a clean, plant-powered solution without sulfates or cruelty. It’s especially suitable for those who prefer organic, raw, and wildcrafted ingredients and want a product made with responsible energy practices. If you seek a gentle, probiotic-forward shampoo that focuses on long-term scalp balance rather than temporary stripping, this is a match worth trying.

Usage tip: Apply to wet hair, massage into the scalp for 60–90 seconds to lift oil and buildup, then rinse. Repeat if needed for heavy buildup. Follow with your preferred conditioner, focusing on mid-lengths and ends.

Ingredients

Wildcrafted Soap Nut (Sapindus Saponaria), Artesian Spring Water, Makrut Lime (Citrus Hystrix), Wildcrafted Indian-Laurel Leaf (Calophyllum inophyllum), Elephant Apple (Dillenia Indica), Pineapple (Ananas Comosus), Amla Fruit, Turmeric Root, Calendula Flower, Natural Probiotics (Lactobacillus casei, Rhodopseudomonas palustris, Saccharomyces cerevisiae)