XINGWEI DISHIROU – GINGER PREVENTS BROKEN SHAMPOO 550ML
Description
Strengthening shampoo with ginger root and herbal extracts to help prevent hair breakage
The XINGWEI DISHIROU – GINGER PREVENTS BROKEN SHAMPOO 550ML is a strengthening shampoo built around a rich ginger root extract — a traditional botanical long associated in Chinese hair care with scalp vitality and stronger strands. Formulated to help prevent hair breakage while cleansing, it balances care and cleansing in a single step, replenishes moisture, and leaves hair feeling softer, more elastic, and noticeably smoother.
Key Benefits
- Helps prevent hair breakage — ginger-led formula supports stronger strands
- Gentle cleansing with balanced care — cleanses without stripping
- Replenishes moisture and nutrients — restores what daily life depletes
- Softens and adds elasticity — bouncy, healthier-feeling hair
- Smoother finish — silkier, easier to manage
- Convenient 550ml pump bottle — sized for salon backwash or personal use
How to Use
- Wet hair thoroughly.
- Dispense an appropriate amount of shampoo into your hand.
- Apply evenly to hair and massage gently to build a rich lather.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Cautions
- Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with clean water.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
100% Original Guarantee
Every product is 100% original stock from authorised channels — never grey-market. NX is the sole distributor of Venash Professional & Alushe in Malaysia. See our full Authenticity Guarantee page for details.
Trade Pricing — How It Works
No registration, no SSM certificate, no minimum order. Walk in to our Sungei Wang Plaza outlet, or WhatsApp +60 16-297 6299 for your salon's pricing — single units and bulk both welcome.
Warranty & Support
Electrical tools are covered by a warranty handled directly by NX in Kuala Lumpur — typically 1–12 months depending on the product. WhatsApp us or visit our outlet with proof of purchase to claim.













