Rocky Root Beer Happy Kids Natural Shampoo
Keep the kiddos happy with natural shampoo that smells like something they love. Made with only simple, natural ingredients, this is the kid's shampoo you can feel good about using. This is the gentle natural shampoo that will leave your kid’s hair soft, light and clean. It is the perfect bath or shower time essential to get them scrub-a-dubbing in the shower.
A plant-based shampoo with a moisturizing lather that cleanses without stripping or drying your beautifully wild hair. Formulated with soap nut extract, it gently cleanses the scalp and leaves your hair feeling clean, soft, and full of movement.
For many, a satisfying lather is what makes a shampoo feel like it’s working. So when Rocky set out to create our liquid shampoo formulas, they wanted that same lather experience—without compromising on ingredients. That’s why they chose Soap Nut Aqueous Extract as a key ingredient in all their liquid shampoos. Despite the name, soap nuts aren’t actually nuts—or soap. They’re berries from the Sapindus mukorossi tree, packed with saponin, a natural cleansing agent. When activated with water, saponin produces a gentle lather that lifts away dirt and buildup—without stripping your hair, leaving soft, fresh, and balanced.
KEY INGREDIENTS AND BENEFITS:
Soap Nut Extract— Lathers making hair silky
Vitamin E- Rich Flaxseed — Moisturizes the hair follicles and scalp, supporting hair strength
Plant-Based Amino Acids (from Coconut Oil) — Cleanses without stripping hair’s natural oils
Cellulose (Plant Pulp)— Conditions and moisturizes making wet hair easier to brush
No added soap. No detergents. Just nature doing what it does best.
Free from sulfates and parabens.
Scent: Root Beer
Rocky is moving away from virgin plastic by using bottles, pumps, and caps made from Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) plastic. PCR plastic is made from recycled materials—giving them new life and keeping them out of landfills. Labels are made with Forest Film, a renewable material sourced from sustainably managed forests.
Tested on people not animals
