Paraben/Sulfate free Shampoo/Conditioner (product, hairdresser, African, ingredients)

[Hatetheheat01]

Hi,

Do any of you use Paraben/Sulfate free Shampoo's and Conditioner's?
If so- what do you think of them? Does your hair look and feel healthier?
What do you think of Kiehl's line of Shampoo's and Conditioner's?
I'm thinking about switching to a less Chemical Shampoo and Conditioner.

Thanks so much

[bowian]

The first one to not leave my hair feeling stripped is the Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter shampoo. It is moisturizing. Other sulfate-free shampoos I have tried still tend to dry out my hair as much or more than sulfate shampoos. I used to use Elucence Moisture Benefits shampoo (low sulfate) and it was good for a while, but then it doesn't work in may hair anymore for some reason. The Giovanni 50/50 shampoo is rather drying, but I would use it for clarifying (you can also dilute it). I also made a natural shampoo with African black soap, some oils olive and jojoba), aloe vera juice and glycerine (recipe from online). It also leaves my hair soft, but I believe it is high in pH.

[Lin1313]

Originally Posted by Autumn07

Hi,
Do any of you use Paraben/Sulfate free Shampoo's and Conditioner's?
If so- what do you think of them? Does your hair look and feel healthier?
What do you think of Kiehl's line of Shampoo's and Conditioner's?
I'm thinking about switching to a less Chemical Shampoo and Conditioner.
Thanks so much

My choice is Pro Naturals® 4 Step Moroccan Argan Oil Hair Repair System. My hairdresser recommended this product initially but I followed it up with desk research and noticed that very few sulphate & paraben free shampoo & conditioner websites list the ingredients contained. Funny, I always thought this was mandatory.

[Bishwhat]

Anything by Shea Moisture is what I use. I like don't like the thickening shampoo although it does work. Use to use all those cheap drug store shampoos and conditioners...never again since I've discovered Shea Moisture.