Introduction

Sándor is a luxury hair care brand developed by hair care professionals. At the forefront of every decision is the desire to create responsibly, only putting into the world what can coexist with nature.

The Grounding Shampoo
Add to Bag $36

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The Grounding Conditioner
Add to Bag $39

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Gua Sha
The Grounding Oil
Add to Bag $55

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Our formulations use only the best skincare-quality plant botanicals known to nourish and heal. All our products are dermatologically-tested and approved. 

Our ingredients are biodegradable to keep our waterways as clean as possible. 

The foundation of healthy hair is the result of gentle cleansing, soothing hydration, and protection from the elements. 

The scalp is a sensitive ecosystem which we too often disturb. Our shampoo is carefully designed with a pH-value to match the scalp’s natural state and restore equilibrium. 

When you begin your journey, add The Reusable Pump - a one-time purchase to reduce waste. Our bottles and caps are made from infinitely recyclable, post-industrial aluminum.

When recycled, each bottle prevents 1.7 oz of plastic waste from ending up in landfills. 

Our 100% recycled shipping boxes are printed with bio-renewable algae ink and are sealed with paper tape.

About

After years of working in fashion, hairstylist Sabrina Szinay had tried countless hair products without finding one that successfully merged efficacy and sustainable design. This ignited her journey to create Sándor, named after her grandfather. 

Sándor became the first luxury, plant-based hair care brand to focus on sustainable practices. Sándor is woman-founded and owned with a dedicated attention to detail when it comes to creating zero waste packaging, leaving no waste to go to landfills.