Rosemary appears in several products in the RootLumera collection, but those products are not all the same formula. A useful comparison starts with the whole listing: what the product is, which ingredients are provided, and how it should be used.
Begin with a specific bottle
The listed ingredients for Rosemary & Keratin Daily Shampoo include water, decyl glucoside, glycerin, aloe barbadensis extract, rosemary leaf oil, and hydrolyzed keratin, among other ingredients. These details give you something more concrete to compare than the word rosemary on its own.
The information on the product page comes from the supplier. Check the package for the complete current ingredient statement, including anything you personally need to avoid. A featured botanical name is not a complete formula.
Check the method as carefully as the ingredients
This shampoo's listed routine begins with thoroughly wet hair and scalp. Lather in your palms, apply, gently massage, and rinse thoroughly. Another rosemary product may specify a timed massage, while a spray may have no rinse step at all.
Choose for your routine
Ask whether you want a wash-day cleanser or a separate styling step. Rosemary Hair Care Spray has a different format and application method, so it should not be treated as an interchangeable version of shampoo.
Do not infer a guaranteed hair-growth result from a botanical ingredient or product name. Pick a product for its stated cosmetic use and read its directions. Browse Shampoo & care, or compare rinse-off products and hair-care sprays before building your routine.