Product FAQs

Do all amika products have the same fragrance?

Yes! All amika products feature the signature fragrance! We describe the amika scent as an uplifting blend of bright pink grapefruit, juicy apricot + warm vanilla.

Where are amika products made?

amika was born and raised in Brooklyn, and while we’re a global company, the vast majority of our products have always been made in North America. More than 3 years ago, we launched an initiative to localize all production and component sourcing as p

Are amika products vegan?

The majority of our products are certified vegan, however, the below products contain animal-derived ingredients. – supernova moisture + shine cream contains an animal-derived polysorbate. – the shield anti-humidity spray contains an animal-derived p

Are amika products cruelty-free?

amika never has and never will conduct animal testing. When we create a product, we test it on ourselves, our friends, and anyone and everyone we can get our hands on! We test on people, never animals. To show our commitment to being cruelty-free, am

Are amika products silicone-free?

Silicones have a bad rep - but they are not always detrimental to your hair! They help create a sleek, shiny look but can sometimes weigh down hair. When we formulate products we determine whether silicones would be beneficial to the product. We are

Are amika products gluten-free?

There are nine products in our hair care line that contain wheat-based ingredients which may contribute gluten:. Glass Action Oil Treatment contains Wheat Germ Oil. Flash Instant Shine Mask and Fadeblock Pre-Shampoo Color Seal contain Wheat Germ Extr

Are amika products sulfate + paraben-free?

All haircare products are free from sulfates, parabens + phthalates.

I can't find my favorite product - was it discontinued?

Occasionally products are discontinued permanently. These decisions aren't made lightly and are usually based on a complex number of factors. It always makes us sad when a product gets put into our discontinued category, however, getting rid of the o