Sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners are a great choice for people looking to avoid harsh chemicals that can strip natural oils from the hair and scalp. Sulphates, such as sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulphate (SLES), are commonly used in shampoos for their foaming properties, but they can be drying, especially for sensitive scalps, colour-treated hair, or curly and textured hair. Sulphate-free products are generally gentler, helping to preserve moisture and maintain healthy hair.
Benefits of Sulphate-Free Shampoo & Conditioner:
Moisture Retention: Sulphate-free formulas are less likely to strip the hair of its natural oils, keeping it hydrated and soft.
Gentler on Scalp: Ideal for sensitive skin or those with scalp conditions like eczema or dandruff.
Prevents Fading: If you have colour-treated hair, sulphate-free products help prevent the premature fading of colour.
Reduces Frizz: For curly and textured hair, sulphate-free products help maintain natural curl patterns and reduce frizz. Excellent for coarse hair or if you have a Brazilian.
Conditioner
Benefits: This sulphate-free duo is formulated for colour-treated hair, providing moisture while helping to lock in colour and protect hair from environmental stressors. It's vegan and free from harsh chemicals.
Best For: All hair types, especially those with sensitive scalps
Tips for Using Sulphate-Free Shampoos and Conditioners:
Use a generous amount of conditioner: Sulphate-free shampoos are often gentler, so make sure to follow up with a moisturising conditioner to ensure your hair stays soft and hydrated.
Give it time: If you're switching from sulphate shampoos to sulphate-free, give your hair some time to adjust, as the natural oils will gradually return.
Sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner combos are a great way to protect and nourish your hair, especially if you have specific needs like colour preservation, dryness, or scalp sensitivity.
What's in the box
1 x 250ml Aloe Vera Sulphate-free Shampoo
1 x 250ml Aloe Vera Sulphate-free Conditioner
