Personal Care Products: Natural Hair, Body & Skin Care by Pure Nutrition
Pure Nutrition's Personal Care collection covers sulphate- and paraben-free hair care, magnesium-based body care, and targeted skin formulas for daily grooming including anti-hair fall, anti-dandruff, and damage-repair shampoos, magnesium lotion, oil spray, and Epsom salt, an AHA-BHA underarm roll-on, and multipurpose cold-pressed oils.
One product, the Sea Buckthorn Pulp Concentrate, is taken internally rather than applied, and is included here for its skin and immunity role. Because each formula targets a specific concern, the right choice depends on your hair type, skin need, and whether you want a topical or an ingestible format.
What Are Personal Care Products?
Personal care products are everyday items used for hygiene, grooming, and body maintenance applied to hair, scalp, or skin rather than eaten or swallowed. The category typically spans shampoos, conditioners, body lotions, oils, and skin-targeted formulas.
Pure Nutrition's range narrows this down to three practical groups: hair care built around specific concerns (hair fall, dandruff, and damage), magnesium-based body care for daily hydration and a wind-down routine, and one skin-focused exfoliating roll-on. Two multipurpose cold-pressed oils and one ingestible Sea Buckthorn concentrate round out the collection the latter is a wellness drink rather than a topical product, worth knowing before adding it to a hair-and-skin routine.
Explore Pure Nutrition's Personal Care Collection
Hair care
The range covers three distinct concerns rather than one generic shampoo. The Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo and Conditioner are formulated with multi-peptides, Provitamin B5 (panthenol), keratin, and niacinamide to support scalp conditioning and help reduce the appearance of hair breakage with regular use. The Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Shampoo and Conditioner use tea tree extract, salicylic acid, and zinc pyrithione to help manage flaking, oil buildup, and scalp comfort, and are meant for two-to-three-times-a-week use rather than daily. The Argan Oil Damage Repair Shampoo and Conditioner combine argan oil, aloe vera, and sea kelp (plus wheat germ extract in the conditioner) to help hydrate dry, frizzy, or chemically treated hair. All six are sulphate- and paraben-free, and each pairing is also sold as a shampoo-and-conditioner combo.
Magnesium-based body care
Three products use magnesium for external, topical application in different formats. The Relax Magnesium Lotion (250ml) blends magnesium chloride with lavender oil, aloe vera, and shea butter into a fast-absorbing body lotion suited to a daily or bedtime routine. The Rejuv Magnesium Oil (200ml) is a lighter spray with aloe vera, peppermint, and jasmine oil for a quicker post-shower or pre-bedtime application a patch test is recommended before first use. Epsom Salt (400g, 100% magnesium sulphate) is added to bath or foot-soak water rather than applied directly, and can also be used as a gentle exfoliant.
Skin care
The 5% AHA-BHA Underarm Roll-On (50ml) is a water-based formula combining glycolic, lactic, and salicylic acids with niacinamide and Vitamin E to help exfoliate underarm skin, reduce product buildup, and support a more even tone with regular use.
Multipurpose cold-pressed oils
The Extra Virgin Coconut Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil (200ml each) are 100% pure, cold-pressed, and labelled for cooking as well as hair and skin use massaged into the scalp before washing, or applied as a light skin moisturiser. For larger bottles suited to everyday cooking, see the full Cold-Pressed Oils collection.
Sea Buckthorn Pulp Concentrate
Unlike the rest of this collection, this 300ml concentrate is taken orally, not applied. Made from 99.9% Himalayan sea buckthorn pulp with Omega 3, 6, 7, and 9 fatty acids and vitamins A, C, E, and B-complex, it's mixed with water and consumed up to twice daily for general skin, immunity, and wellness support.
How to Choose the Right Personal Care Products
Start with the concern you're addressing rather than the product name:
- Hair fall or thinning-prone hair → Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo & Conditioner
- Dandruff, flaking, or an oily, product-heavy scalp → Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Shampoo & Conditioner, used 2–3 times a week
- Dry, frizzy, or chemically treated hair → Argan Oil Damage Repair Shampoo & Conditioner
- A calming, hydrating daily body routine → Relax Magnesium Lotion
- A quicker, cooling application before bed or after a shower → Rejuv Magnesium Oil spray
- Post-workout muscle comfort or a full-body soak → Epsom Salt
- Underarm dullness, buildup, or uneven tone → 5% AHA-BHA Roll-On
- An oil that works for both cooking and grooming → Cold-Pressed Coconut or Olive Oil
If you'd rather support hair and skin from within instead of, or alongside, a topical routine, Pure Nutrition's Hair, Skin & Nails supplements offer an ingestible option, and the magnesium formats above pair naturally with the Stress & Sleep range for a fuller wind-down routine.
Shampoo Comparison: Anti-Hair Fall vs Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff vs Argan Oil Damage Repair
These three shampoos are formulated for different hair and scalp concerns. The right choice depends on what your hair and scalp need most.
Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo
- Best for: Hair fall and thinning-prone hair
- Key actives: Multi-peptides, Provitamin B5, Niacinamide and Keratin
- Matching conditioner: Anti-Hair Fall Conditioner
Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Shampoo
- Best for: Dandruff, flaking, oily or product-heavy scalp
- Key actives: Tea Tree Extract, Salicylic Acid and Zinc Pyrithione
- Matching conditioner: Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Conditioner
Argan Oil Damage Repair Shampoo
- Best for: Dry, frizzy or chemically treated hair
- Key actives: Argan Oil, Aloe Vera and Sea Kelp
- Matching conditioner: Argan Oil Damage Repair Conditioner
All three shampoos are sulphate- and paraben-free and are also available with their matching conditioner as combo packs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are personal care products?
A. Personal care products are everyday items for hygiene and grooming shampoos, conditioners, lotions, oils, and skin treatments applied to hair, scalp, or skin rather than eaten. Pure Nutrition's collection covers hair care, magnesium-based body care, and skin care, along with two multipurpose cold-pressed oils and one ingestible wellness concentrate.
Q. Are Pure Nutrition's shampoos and conditioners sulphate and paraben free?
A. Yes. The Anti-Hair Fall, Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff, and Argan Oil Damage Repair shampoos and conditioners are all formulated without sulphates and parabens, as is the 5% AHA-BHA Underarm Roll-On. Check the ingredient list on each product page before use if you have specific sensitivities.
Q. What's the difference between the three shampoos in this collection?
A. Each targets a different concern: the Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo uses peptides, Provitamin B5, and niacinamide to help support hair strength; the Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Shampoo uses salicylic acid and zinc pyrithione for flaking and oily scalps; and the Argan Oil Damage Repair Shampoo uses argan oil and aloe vera for dry, frizzy, or damaged hair.
Q. What's the difference between the Magnesium Lotion, Magnesium Oil, and Epsom Salt?
A. All three contain magnesium for topical use, but the formats differ. The lotion is a daily, fast-absorbing body moisturiser with lavender and shea butter; the oil is a lighter spray with peppermint and jasmine for a quicker application; and the Epsom salt is dissolved into bath or foot-soak water rather than applied directly.
Q. Is the Sea Buckthorn Pulp Concentrate applied to the skin?
A. No. Unlike the rest of this collection, Sea Buckthorn Pulp Concentrate is consumed orally mixed 2–3 teaspoons with water and taken up to twice daily. It's included here because Pure Nutrition positions it for skin, immunity, and general wellness support, not as a topical hair or skin product.
Q. Can the coconut and olive oil be used for both cooking and skincare?
A. Yes, both are labelled for multipurpose use. Pure Nutrition's 200ml Extra Virgin Coconut Oil and Extra Virgin Olive Oil can be used for sautéing or baking, as well as for scalp massage before washing or as a light skin moisturiser.
Q. How often should I use the Tea Tree Anti-Dandruff Shampoo?
A. The product page recommends using it 2–3 times a week, or as part of a regular hair-wash routine, rather than daily. The Anti-Hair Fall and Argan Oil Damage Repair shampoos are positioned for more frequent, everyday use.
Q. Is the AHA-BHA Underarm Roll-On suitable for daily use?
A. Yes the label directs applying it once daily to clean, dry underarms, or morning and night as part of a hygiene routine. As with any acid-based formula, those with sensitive skin may prefer to start with once-a-day use.
