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What it is:
Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Lemon Sage collection brings the energy of citrus to fine hair. Formulated to gently cleanse and condition, they combine natural extracts of lemon, sage, peppermint and tea tree to provide thickness, strengthening, and a delicious lemony scent.
What it does:
Paul Mitchell Tea Tree - Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo contains a unique blend of thickening agents to boost volume and thicken limp locks.
What else you need to know:
Panthenol strengthens damaged hair and reduces the formation of split ends. Natural extracts of lemon, sage, peppermint and tea tree stimulate the senses and provide an energizing experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This shampoo features tea tree oil, lemon, and sage as its signature botanicals, combined with a thickening complex designed to add body to hair. The formula is sulfate-free and includes natural plant extracts that cleanse without stripping hair of natural oils. For a complete ingredient list, refer to the product label or contact our customer service team.
Yes, this shampoo is formulated to be gentle enough for color-treated hair. The sulfate-free formula helps preserve hair color while cleansing. However, if you have recently colored your hair, wait 48-72 hours before shampooing to allow color to fully set. Always perform a strand test if you have concerns about color fading.
Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo is formulated with natural tea tree, lemon, and sage botanicals. While these ingredients are generally well-tolerated, individuals with sensitive scalps should perform a patch test first. If you experience irritation, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Those with known sensitivities to tea tree oil should avoid this product.