SLS vs Sodium Coco-Sulfate

[Konstifik]

Hmmm.... If your scalp easily turns into a desert, I would tend to think that something called 'squeaky green' would not be the best thing to wash your hair with. Maybe you could find a more moisturizing shampoo?

I've tried my best, but haven't found The shampoo yet. However, I CO wash and only clarify with shampoo maybe once a week, so it's not a terrible strain on my hair or scalp.

Here's the ingedient list for Squeaky Green:

Sodium Coco-Sulfate, Perfume, Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis), Nettle (Urtica Dioica), Water (Aqua), Tea Tree Powder (Melaleuca Alternifolia), Peppermint (Mentha piperita), Rose Absolute (Rosa centifolia), Chamomile Blue Oil (Matricaria Chamomilla), Vanilla Absolute (Vanilla planifolia), Coumarin, *Geraniol, *Benzyl Benzoate, *Limonene, *Linalool, Hydroxycitronellol, Chlorophyllin.

[Almeda]

Just for your information :
Lush has changed its formula.

Now, all their solid shampoo have a SLS basis. Even Squeaky Green

[Konstifik]

Just for your information :
Lush has changed its formula.

Now, all their solid shampoo have a SLS basis. Even Squeaky Green

Aww... What a shame! Oh well, thanks for telling.

[Almeda]

You're welcome
The basis changed in december 2008/january 2009.

But all lush shampoos are made without silicone.
And the solid shampoo do not contain parabens

[Fractalsofhair]

Check out Burt's Bees for a "cheap" SLS free shampoo. Super shiny is a bit drying, but less so than SLS, and will still remove cones.

If you don't use cones, shampoo bars or CO washing would be the way to go. Shampoo bars are very mild.

[Konstifik]

Check out Burt's Bees for a "cheap" SLS free shampoo. Super shiny is a bit drying, but less so than SLS, and will still remove cones.

If you don't use cones, shampoo bars or CO washing would be the way to go. Shampoo bars are very mild.

Thanks for the tip, they seemed nice. Will check it a bit closer when my current shampoo is running out. I'm cone-free, CO with occasional CWC.