Organic hair products?

[q14nru1]

Hi ladies

Please share if you are currently using organic brands and if they're good or not~

I'm using tea tree shampoo and conditioner by this company called The Natural Company (reccomended by my salon).. anyone using em too?

Also heard of brands such as Akin and Aubrey Organics, any other good brands out there?

[la diva]

I'm using the Akin leave-in conditioner. It works better on my limp and fine hair in cooler climate. Too greasy for me here.

[o7]

I'm so so happy using Bio a+o.e. Sebum series for oily scalp,fantastic. U shld email to chak@naturelova.com This guy approached me. Hooked on to this brand already. I've tried many many brands including organic of course but this is my best choice so far. they are having promotion though. Visit Bio a+o.e. Sebum Regulating Series Hair Care Trio Set - natureLOVA

[patientgal7]

what a coincidence, I'm using Reinforcing series,having hairloss prob...sob sob. This one : Bio a+o.e. Reinforcing Series Hair Care Trio Set - natureLOVA I bought more during promotion haha. Love the smell,very delicate. Ask tht guy,samples are free. I was contemplating for a while b4 buying actually :-)

[lurvehate]

I'm used Avalon Organics before. And currently using Mills Creek. So far I find them drying. But I still use it as I prefer using Biotin shampoo.

[rinodino]

Hi lurvehate, care to share your experience using Avalon Organics? Is it good?

[waterbaby]

i'm using this brand: heaubeau111, it's a Pharmaceutical lotion, made in france, for anti-hair loss & baby hair essence. You can contact Marc@healbeau.com if you are keen to purchase.They have a promo now if you buy from internet.

[Mellou]

Try Perfect Potion Hair care products.
They are all natural and SLS free (Sodium Laureth Sulfate)
They have different shampoo and conditioner for different scalp type.
They have good hair care range and good customer feedbacks as well.
Its a tried and tested brand for hair care..

[patientgal7]

The brand i use Bio a+o.e. is end-to-end top grade products though. Which means every ingredient is certified organic, not like other brands which i've tried, they are only partially certified organic.

[justverisimple]

Hi all,

I have read several reviews on products that are known locally and also as much as possible internationally using MUA (make up valley) as reference.

1. Avalon
2. Aubrey
3. Bio a+o.e (seems the newest product, i known of this here in cozycot)
4. Sukin
5. A'Kin
6. Burts Bee
7. Nature's Gate (cheapest)

[Fluffy17]

im using matrix shampoo now it uses naturally ingredients but im not sure if it is considered as organic.

[kangeroonite]

I bought a set of Bio a+o.e. hair care and a hair serum before. Must say this new kid on the block is good! My wiry hair is more tamed now, but not flat :D

I was a little hestitant about the hair serum at first, but bought it since there was a 20% discount. I'm glad I bought it. I works wonders when I left it on for 20 min before shampoo.

[madaddie]

I have heard that John Masters Organics is good, and some celebs swear by their products.


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[Joyinthemaking]

I know that organic is good and everything is going organic now like food, cosmetics and even hair now. but aside from the huge price and chemicals, what is really the difference from other products? is it supposed to work better?

[miztgral]

I have used
1) Avalon blue range (Biotin B Complex)
2) Giovanni (avail in selected Sasa and US)
3) Sukin

I have oily scalp and thin dry hair, so all the above are good at cleansing, but Giovanni makes the best conditioners. I use the tea-tree range.
Only Sukin from the above is sulphate free. The other 2 uses some kinda of sulphate (ammonium rather than sodium SLS)