Nutriol® Scalp Hair Shampoo & Conditioner Kit (AU)

The Nutriol Scalp Hair Shampoo & Conditioner Kit pairs the two daily-use products from Nu Skin's Nutriol hair care range — the sulphate-free volumising shampoo and the lightweight protein-enriched conditioner — at AU$89 for the pair. This kit gives you the foundation of the Nutriol system without the Scalp & Hair Serum, making it the right entry point if you want to trial the range before committing to the full three-product system (AU$160).

What the Kit Includes

ageLOC Nutriol Scalp & Hair Shampoo — sulphate-free formula with Tricalgoxyl (brown algae extract) and red clover extract. Cleanses gently without stripping colour or natural oils, while delivering scalp-supporting botanicals during the wash. Uses coconut-derived surfactants for effective cleansing with moderate lather.

ageLOC Nutriol Scalp & Hair Conditioner — lightweight conditioner with hydrolysed wheat protein that penetrates the hair cortex to increase strand diameter by 5–10%. Conditions without the heavy silicone loading that flattens fine hair. Panthenol and glycerin provide moisture retention without weight.

Who This Kit Suits

The shampoo and conditioner pairing works well as a standalone daily wash routine for anyone with fine, thinning, or volume-challenged hair. If your primary concern is gentle cleansing and noticeable body improvement rather than targeted scalp treatment, the kit covers those needs. It is also the practical choice for households where one person wants the Nutriol wash products while another family member uses a different serum or leave-in treatment.

For more intensive scalp support — particularly if thinning is your main concern — the Nutriol Scalp & Hair Serum (AU$69, available separately) adds concentrated Tricalgoxyl delivery directly to the scalp as a leave-in daily treatment. The full system (shampoo + conditioner + serum) produced the strongest results in Nu Skin's 90-day clinical testing for visible hair density improvement.

How Australians Are Using the Kit

The sulphate-free shampoo is particularly well-suited to Australian conditions: it removes chlorine residue from pool swimming (relevant roughly 8 months of the year in most regions), hard water mineral deposits common in Adelaide, Perth, and regional areas, and UV-related product build-up — all without the aggressive stripping that worsens thinning hair. The conditioner's protein-based strengthening is effective against the brittleness that Australian UV levels, salt water, and hard water create. Apply shampoo to the scalp only, conditioner from mid-lengths to ends only, for best volume results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the kit more cost-effective than buying separately?
Buying the shampoo (AU$45) and conditioner (AU$45) individually totals AU$90, so the kit at AU$89 offers a small saving. The main convenience is receiving both products together.

How long will the kit last?
With daily use, both products last approximately 6–8 weeks depending on hair length and how much product you use per wash.

Is it colour-safe?
Yes. The sulphate-free formula in both products is safe for permanently coloured, semi-permanent, balayage, and chemically treated hair.

Important Information

Individual results may vary. This product is intended for cosmetic use only and is not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or skin condition. Discontinue use if irritation occurs and consult a dermatologist. Patch test recommended before first use.

Clinical results referenced are from studies conducted or commissioned by Nu Skin Enterprises, Inc. and may not reflect typical consumer experience.

NuBest Skin is an Independent Nu Skin Brand Affiliate. This website is independently operated and is not produced, endorsed, or approved by Nu Skin Enterprises, Inc.

Sources & References

1. Nu Skin Enterprises, Inc. — Official Product Information, nuskin.com/au
2. International Journal of Trichology — Protein Treatments and Hair Strand Diameter, 2020

Product information reviewed by the NuBest Skin Editorial Team. Last updated April 2026.