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Sulphate Free Shampoo/Conditioner

Tasty DelightTasty Delight Posts: 1,328
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Hiya

I'm looking for a good sulphate free shampoo and conditioner - ideally to prevent frizz and/or colour protection.

Any recommendations?

Thank you :)

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    LnMidnaLnMidna Posts: 3,638
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    I use L'Oreal's Everpure shampoo and Redken's Diamond Oil Conditioner. My hair has never looked better.
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    TWSTWS Posts: 9,307
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    I've just started to use the naturtint shampoo and conditioner they call it a multiplier I think, bit expensive but my hair has never looked better only been using a week though. Have to say the multiplier smells nice too. I am prone to itching and my hair dropping out and getting hardly any hair loss when washing
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    Tasty DelightTasty Delight Posts: 1,328
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    Thank you :) Will see what I can get at the shops later x
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    TWSTWS Posts: 9,307
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    forgot to say I get mine at ganesha wholefoods, but Holland and Barrett do it too
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    Tasty DelightTasty Delight Posts: 1,328
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    The only one I could find a short notice was this one

    So far so good.. :)
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    NorthernNinnyNorthernNinny Posts: 18,412
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    Aveda
    Liz Earle

    a bit pricy but very good imo.
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    christina83christina83 Posts: 11,115
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    I use Jason's shampoo and conditioner (you can buy it online or in health shops), I use Dr Organic too which you can buy from Holland and Barrett, there's also Melvita, and there's the Organix shampoos and conditioners available from Superdrug and Boots.
    I get hair loss every now and then, so try to be as gentle as possible to my scalp.
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