Szampon No2 Włosy Tłuste Rumianek i Wierzba Biała

Packaging and what the product is

The image from polnywarkocz.pl shows a 150 ml amber glass bottle with a black pump and a cream label with hand-drawn wild flowers and a blue bow, reading “polny warkocz – Szampon No 2 – włosy tłuste – rumianek i wierzba biała” (oily hair, chamomile and white willow). The brand suggests leaving the lather on for 1–3 minutes before rinsing.

Ingredient analysis

The surfactant base is Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Coco-Sulfate and Coco-Glucoside with glycerin. Aloe leaf juice is fifth, followed by green tea and chamomile flower extracts, hydrolysed wheat protein and panthenol. Guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride is a conditioning polymer that explains the ‘slip’ reviewers mention. White willow bark extract (a natural source of salicin) and bergamot fruit oil are the ingredients the brand links to oil control.

Sodium chloride thickens, citric acid adjusts the pH, and the preservatives are potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate. Limonene and linalool are declared allergens coming from the bergamot oil; there is no other added fragrance.

What to watch out for

Limonene and linalool can trigger reactions in people with fragrance allergy. Bergamot oil can naturally contain furocoumarins, which make skin more sensitive to sunlight; in a rinse-off shampoo contact is short, and the label does not say whether a furocoumarin-free grade is used. The wheat protein matters for those avoiding it. Glass bottles can break in a wet shower, as one reviewer noted.

What users say

There are very few opinions: on Wizaż the shampoo has 5/5 from 2 ratings (checked 30 Oct 2026), and the brand shop shows no reviews. Both reviewers liked the generous foam from a small amount, a light herbal scent with a hint of chamomile, smooth, untangled hair with some lift at the roots, and the retro label.

One of them noted that her hair still needed washing the next day, so she saw no clear effect on oiliness, and found 150 ml small; the other worried about the glass bottle breaking. Two opinions are not enough to judge the claims.

Who it may suit

People with an oily scalp who want a gently conditioning, herbal-scented shampoo and like natural-style brands. Those with fragrance allergies or who prefer unbreakable packaging should consider alternatives.