Like all A'kin products, it comes in a recyclable plastic bottle with a vintage looking label and it has a definite smell of oranges, although its more of an herbal orange smell rather than a citrus one.I didn't have any problems getting this shampoo to lather up, and it rinsed away easily without leaving any residue. The shampoo left my hair feeling squeaky clean but not at all stripped or dry and afterwards my hair was as silky and shiny as normal.
Since I've started using this, my scalp gets a lot less itchy and irritated (and I'm hoping with continued use, it'll go away altogether), and because it doesn't coat my hair like other shampoos, I can get away with washing it less often, so all in all, a definite thumbs up from me!
Do you actively avoid SLS products? What are your favourite SLS free shampoos?
I might choose this for my next blogger parcel as I tried an A'kin conditioner and really liked it. I'm trying to go SLS free too. I bought some shampoo from Naked but it left my hair feeling horrible so its currently laying abandoned in my toiletries collection xx
ReplyDeleteKim- Was that the Lavender conditioner? I've yet to try a product from A'kin that I didn't like! I'm really tempted to try a Naked shampoo as it's so easily available but the reviews are really hit and miss x
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