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WildWild Shampoo Volumiser 250mlFor fine hair. Stimulates growth and prevents hair fall.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Conditioner Herbs & Lavender 250mlFor normal to oily hair. Revives, shines and normalises.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Shampoo Herbs & Lavender 500mlFor normal to oily hair. Revives, shines and normalises.View product details$22.95 -
WildWild Shampoo Herbs & Honey 250mlFor normal to dry hair. Strengthens, repairs and protects.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Shampoo Henna 250mlFor dark hair. Enriches, conditions and highlights.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Conditioner Gentle 250mlFor sensitive scalps. Softens and makes hair supple.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Conditioner Herbs & Honey 250mlFor normal to dry hair. Strengthens, repairs and protects.View product details$15.95 -
WildWild Conditioner Volumiser 250mlFor fine hair. Stimulates growth and prevents hair fall.View product details$15.95 -
WildPPC Herbs Wild Shampoo Herbs & Lavender 250mlFor normal to oily hair. Revives, shines and normalises.View product detailsSpecial Price $9.95 Regular Price $15.95Save 38% -
WildWild Conditioner Henna 250mlFor dark hair. Enriches, conditions and highlights.View product details$15.95
Wild Shampoo & Conditioner Comparison
The five Wild formulations are distinguished mainly by the hair type or preference they are marketed for. This quick comparison can help you identify a useful starting point before deciding whether you want the matching pair or a shampoo and conditioner from different Wild formulations.
| Wild formulation | Best suited to | What makes it different |
|---|---|---|
| Herbs & Lavender | Normal to oily hair | A shampoo and conditioner pair positioned for hair that tends towards oiliness. Conditioner placement can be adjusted if your roots become weighed down easily. |
| Herbs & Honey | Normal to dry hair | A matching pair intended for hair that sits on the drier side. The formulation name alone does not establish its complete ingredients or vegan suitability. |
| Gentle | Customers seeking a gentler formulation | A useful starting point when mildness is a priority. Individual preferences around fragrance, cleansing ingredients and botanicals still matter. |
| Henna | Dark hair | Hair-washing and conditioning products marketed for dark hair, rather than dedicated permanent or semi-permanent hair colour. |
| Volumiser | Fine hair | Developed for customers who want fine hair to feel lighter or appear fuller without choosing a rich-feeling routine. |
Which formulation suits oily roots and dry ends?
You do not need to fit your entire head of hair into one category. Herbs & Lavender shampoo may suit a preference for cleansing oilier roots, while a conditioner selected for drier hair can be applied through the lengths and ends. The best pairing is the one that reflects how your scalp and hair lengths actually behave.
Is Volumiser always the right option for fine hair?
It is the Wild formulation specifically positioned for fine hair, making it the clearest place to begin. Application matters as well: using a modest amount of conditioner through the lengths and ends can help you condition fine hair without coating the roots unnecessarily. Volumising describes the finished look and feel; it does not mean increased hair growth.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wild Hair Care
What is Wild shampoo known for?
Wild is known for natural liquid shampoos offered in five formulations for different hair types and preferences. Herbs & Lavender is marketed for normal to oily hair, Herbs & Honey for normal to dry hair, Volumiser for fine hair, Henna for dark hair and Gentle for customers seeking a gentler option. Matching conditioners are also available.
Which Wild shampoo should I choose for oily or dry hair?
Herbs & Lavender is the Wild formulation marketed for normal to oily hair, while Herbs & Honey is positioned for normal to dry hair. If your roots become oily but your ends feel dry, you can choose the shampoo according to your scalp and use conditioner mainly through the drier lengths.
What is the difference between Wild Gentle and Herbs & Lavender?
Wild Gentle is positioned around a preference for a gentler formulation, while Herbs & Lavender is marketed specifically for normal to oily hair. Your decision may therefore come down to whether mildness or hair type is the main priority. Ingredient and fragrance preferences can also help distinguish the two.
Does Wild Henna shampoo colour hair?
Wild Henna is a shampoo and conditioner formulation marketed for dark hair, not a dedicated permanent or semi-permanent hair colour. It should not be selected with the expectation of a predictable colour change or grey coverage. If changing your hair colour is the goal, use a product specifically intended for colouring.
Where can I buy Wild shampoo and conditioner in Australia?
Shop Naturally is an Official Australian Stockist of Wild shampoo and conditioner. You can purchase the available Herbs & Lavender, Herbs & Honey, Gentle, Henna and Volumiser products through the Wild category, subject to current stock availability.
Our Advice for Using Wild Hair Care
A few small adjustments to how you wash and condition can make it easier to get a comfortable result from your chosen Wild products, particularly when your scalp and hair lengths have different needs.
Apply shampoo with your scalp in mind
Shampoo is primarily used where oil and product build-up collect: around the scalp and roots. Work it through this area first rather than vigorously scrubbing the full length of your hair. The lather that moves through the lengths while rinsing may be sufficient for hair that tends to feel dry, although your preferred technique will depend on your hair and styling routine.
Your shampoo and conditioner can do different jobs
A matching Wild pair is convenient, but it is not compulsory. Your scalp may become oily while your ends remain dry, or your fine hair may need a different level of conditioning from the roots. Choosing shampoo for the scalp and conditioner for the lengths allows you to respond to both areas rather than forcing one formulation to cover everything.
Use a lighter hand with conditioner on fine hair
Fine hair can feel weighed down when too much conditioner is applied close to the roots. Start with a modest amount through the mid-lengths and ends, then adjust according to how your hair feels once dry. Longer, dry or easily tangled ends may need more than shorter or less porous hair, even when the strands are fine.
Keep volumising expectations practical
Volumising hair care is about the appearance and feel of the hair after washing. It may suit people who want fine hair to feel lighter or look fuller, but that is different from changing the number of hairs growing from the scalp. Styling method, conditioner placement and the amount of product used can also affect the finished result.
Pay attention to your ingredient preferences
Natural hair care can contain botanical extracts, fragrance and other ingredients that do not suit every preference. If you already know you avoid a particular ingredient, use the full ingredient list to choose between Wild formulations rather than relying only on words such as “Gentle”, “Honey” or “Henna” in the product name.





