Define the low alkalinity shampoo

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Question- Were the advertising claims of the low alkalinity shampoo verified when compared with the ordinary shampoo? Explain. (Shampoo, low alkalinity pH of material 5, and Shampoo, ordinary, pH material of 7).

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