GOOD SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER?

[Guest guest]

Anyone know of an excellent shampoo and conditioner that doesn't have sodium

laureth sulfate, sp.? in it? I live in a dry climate and the few I have

tried don't do a darn thing for me.

 

Thanks!!!

Tammy

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Avalon products.

 

Keria

 

--On Monday, November 13, 2006 12:34 PM -0500 tammyco5 wrote:

 

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> Anyone know of an excellent shampoo and conditioner that doesn't have

> sodium

> laureth sulfate, sp.? in it? I live in a dry climate and the few I have

> tried don't do a darn thing for me.

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> Thanks!!!

> Tammy

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[Guest guest]

Yes I use an awesome product called Prosante made by Shaklee, its made

from nature with no chemicals and it's like vitamins for the hair. My

hair feels thicker since I started using it.

 

 

Click Here ProSante

<http://www.shaklee.net/roxanne_anderson/product/HairCare>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

it`s hard to choose a shampoo that fit on one.and it is better cheng

it every mounth to give a good result.I live in a dry climate too and

I have fatty hair so I use a shampoo that cover me.like head & shoulder

or Ipek (for fat hair or to vitamin my hair)

[Guest guest]

Hi Tammy

 

Urtekram do shampoos conditioners without sodium laurteh sulphate.

www.urtekram.dk or you can look on my webshop www.natural.webhealer.net

 

Najma

 

tammyco5 wrote:

Anyone know of an excellent shampoo and conditioner that doesn't have

sodium

laureth sulfate, sp.? in it? I live in a dry climate and the few I have

tried don't do a darn thing for me.

 

Thanks!!!

Tammy

 

 

[Guest guest]

The best, cleanest(as far as chemicals go) shampoo, conditioner and personal

products are AUBREY ORGANICS. I don't use anything else on myself or kids. You

can check out the environmental working group's site at www.ewg.org and click

on " skin deep " . This is a VERY detailed breakdown and rating system for all

types of personal products like make-up, soaps, shampoos, baby products,

lotions, etc. It forced me to throw out so much of what I was using, and really

look into healthier items.

 

It's an awesome site if you haven't seen it yet!!

 

~Connie

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

What about something REALLY alternative, like baking soda for a hair

wash and organic apple cider vinegar for a rinse? Takes a little

getting used to, especially if you have long, thick hair like mine

(like a horse's tail!), but the effect on the hair after a few washes

is amazing. And there really is no fragrance left behind, just an

invigorated scalp after the cider vinegar rinse. You just rub or

comb a handful of baking soda through your dry hair before you get it

wet in the bath or shower. Massage in and then rinse. Dilute about

1/4 cup ACV to about 1 cup warm water and pour through your hair,

massage again and then rinse. In the cae of really thick, unruly

hair, comb right away while still in the shower or bath while your

hair is still very wet, and then again as it dries (I never use a

hairdryer, as it will completely frizz my hair). My hair is soft and

very healthy, and I haven't had split ends in over 20 years.

 

Cheers

Andrea

NZ

 

 

On 15/11/2006, at 7:45 AM, roxny79 wrote:

 

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> Yes I use an awesome product called Prosante made by Shaklee, its made

> from nature with no chemicals and it's like vitamins for the hair. My

> hair feels thicker since I started using it.