The comment section has restored my faith in the hair community. Silicones and sulfates are NOT bad! I love sulfates and silicones, my hair is thriving with them. Do what works for you.
@@Natalia20x Then dont use it. It doesnt mean that the product is Bad. I cant use Most of the Store products, but it doesnt mean that i have to blame Said products....
@@KAgill123hence why we want to avoid them. Stop this bullshit of claiming that because we have limited regulation in this country we should somehow accept dumping tons of inflammatory chemicals that are shown to disrupt endocrine production and cause to allergy development as well as certain cancers. Enjoy dying on this hill with your ego while the rest of us try to care for our bodies with love and not just accepting anything that's handed to us by corporations who care nothing about our health and safety but profit. If you don't want to avoid these chemicals just don't comment and leave this video, Christ fucking almighty.
Sulfates and silicones aren't bad. It depends on how often you're using sulfate based shampoos and your hair styling routine using products that contain silicones.
Right and I don't have any problem with Aussie shampoos but with curl shampoo I'd imagine that's something you want to wash in your hair before you curl it. I have the Aussie curl gel and I just put it in my braids before I go to sleep. Then you wake up apply a mouse to the curls and go if your hair is not curled and you don't plan on curling it then don't buy a curling shampoo. Treseme or Pantene proven for damaged or dry hair works good. There's all kinds of hair products out there but it's very important to know what your buying sometimes over washing hair or coloring hair can dry it out too.
y’all say sulfates are bad when you have them in lotions, skin care, and most hair care products, even if you don’t realize. and silicones are honestly a lot better and protect your hair more from heat damage, by adding a protective layer
Thank you this is why people need to do their own research and stop listing to these hair influencers as long as you clarify your hair once or twice a month your hair will be fine
As a curly hair girl, sulfate shampoos kill my curls and make my hair feel disgusting. Skincare and lotion are completely different products. With silicones, it depends on the type of silicone and the amount of silicone in the formula. If you’re referring to the trend of people demonizing “harsh chemicals” and touting “natural” products - I completely disagree with that sentiment bc nature is made up of chemicals and not everything natural is good for you. But when we’re talking about silicones and sulfates in haircare, especially for curly hair, they do cause significant issues and avoiding them is warranted. Since using sulfate-free hair products I’ve grown my hair past my waist, my curls are beautiful, and my hair in general is much healthier. That doesnt mean I don’t want sulfates/silicone in my makeup or skincare products.
@@sarahg2665i agree w that 100 % that it depends on the hair type or curl pattern, and how different hair reacts to different ingredients in a hair product, i should of clarified that it depends
If you’re washing your hair regularly, with a silicone shampoo, the silicone continues to build on your hair shafts and coats it, leaving tons of buildup. That’s why when you use the same silicone/sulfate shampoo for a while you have to switch to a different one, which feels great at first but eventually that one does the same thing: makes your hair dull, heavy, and feeling gross. ETA: it also depends on the type of silicone. I’m not against silicones, tbh I’d prefer just a sulfate-free shampoo, but speaking to the cheaper drugstore type shampoos, the silicone buildup is real.
I like Shea Moisture but that coconut ain't doing the same as that Aussie moist for detangle purposes only. I wash 1x a week so I don't mind the silicones and I do clarify 1- 2x a month🫣🤷🏽♀️.
Ok so I went back and rewatched and I see these are the shampoos so I guess that wouldn't be a bad switch. But I don't like coconut oil but the manuka honey 🍯 shampoo is great.
@@Brittaney1300no girl keep using ur aussie, silicones and sulfates have been proven to be good for your hair, not to mention its cheaper too, which is a win win.
Except when i started using sulfate free shampoos combined with coconut oil shampoos or conditioners, my hair literally broke off, and its still recovering. Dont fix it if its not broken.
My hair was way better when I used sulfate free shampoos and used a clarifying one every month (one with sulfate) and the no silicones gave me such bouncy and defined curls😍 we are all different
i use aussie and it does my hair so well other than expensive or cheaper brands i mix it with the volume and the moisture one! It may not be for all but pretty much the only one thwt doesn’t make my hair fall out lol
Same here I have used Aussie for a while and then I decided to switch things up and try other shampoos and then I got really bad dandruff so when I switched back to Aussie I have decided to stick with Aussie
@@melaniepineda8035 Literally ever other shampoo i’ve used oils , salon brands all made my hair fall out in clumps or made it really oily or dry. Aussie is the only thing that keeps my hair healthy and the perfect oil mix and dry mix
@@N08R76Hprice compare it to Aussie or Suave and get back to us 😂. Some people can’t afford to spend unnecessarily on bougie haircare, especially if the results aren’t impressive. I took it a step further in my own natural journey and used to make my own organic products (sourced from high end ingredients) and store them in only dark glass containers. Not only did it get expensive, but I ended up right back to regular store products years later because none of that organic/natural stuff kept my hair nice the way these cheap products do. Don’t fix what’s not broken 🤷🏻♀️.
Gurl, ain’t nothing wrong with sulfates and silicones. You need to focus on hydrating and moisturizing products for your followers ….stop fear mongering sulfates, and silicone hair products…don’t do that..can’t we all just get along..
If you're using a dandruff shampoo you want an active ingredient (antiseborrheics) to actually treat your dandruff effectively. You swamped a product that doesn't contain such an active.
Aussie has something called SLIP to it and it’s good for my coarse or thicker curly haired babies out there that want definition Aunt Jackie’s is good too but it’s mainly for 4a to 4d type curly hairs. So be careful grabbing certain products as they can cause issues to your hair if it’s not for your hair. Also oils can be your best friend but never put straight raw oil in your hair it will do the opposite
True but depending on your hair there’s a difference between the types of silicones in hair products, some are heavier than others and it can cause hair damage with your hair type. Also depends on how much you wash and if you add clarifying shampoos into your routine every once in a while to prevent build up.
Girl if you really know about hair you’d know about sulfates and silicones. Sulfates (are what makes the shampoo lather) and aren’t bad silicones (just like the word sili it actually add’s silk and shine to your hair) I’ve used those products on the video and they gave me bad buildup! Head and shoulders is actually a great option for dandruff and dry scalp for just the scalp then you can you go in with a second shampoo after with your normal shampoo and conditioner. ❤️ hope this helps!
My curly hair LOVES the not your mothers products. Specifically the apple blossom one you showed. Smells amazing. It does go for $7.49 a bottle though at my local target.
Some people are protein sensitive. Guys if you can’t use coconut in your hair products and it feels brittle after, that’s okay, use what works for you. Shea moisture might not be it for you.
These ingredients don't cause irritation whatsoever if used right. Don't let the shampoo sit for any longer than a minute and you will be fine. As long as you don't have a sensitive scalp and just like sensitive skin, sensitive scalp requires products too that are specially made for that issue.
The Jason organics brand makes a really nice affordable Tea tree shampoo also. I saw a reduction in hair fall in the shower while using it also. Really nice stuff.
Or how about you use what works for you because everybody is different. I tried the all natural not harsh crap. Even did custom made shampoos....my hair was a freaking mess. I just went back to using "harsh" shampoos and conditioner with silicones. My hair hasnt been this healthy this healthy in a long time. No more breaking, no more dry and no more dullness. I use a cleansing shampoo once a week and then regular shampoo and conditioners the rest of the time. Dont listen to people, listen to your hair
People have different options and everyone's hair is different. Your hair may like sulfates but another persons probably won't. They're not necessarily saying they're bad in general I don't think because a lot of stuff has them. They just may not work well with that persons hair. Comes down to opinion and personal preference.
😳🙅♀️🙅♀️But don't use that one if you're allergic to coconut oil I don't know if you know but a lot of people has stopped using things of coconut oil in it
Just to make it clear. Silicones and sulphate are infact very healthy for the hair proven scientifically and by dermatologists, and just because some products don’t work for you DOESNT mean it doesnt work for others so stop being dumb and guys don’t believe anything she says
Finally, I controlled my white flakes on the scalp and hair loss. First, Apply hair oil and let it for the night or for a minimum of an hour for it to work. Secondly, Rinse it out with shampoo. Next, Put on conditioner that you prefer to the roots of your hair. I used a mild and natural hair fall control kit by littleeextra cococonion for these steps as it's gentle and natural, and is known good for reducing hair loss. If you also have dandruff, use lemon juice on your scalp at least once a week prior to shampooing and wash it off about an hour later.
"clean" products bust, want frizzy hair that's unmanageable those usually give ya that and itchy scalp. Use what works for you, I use eucerin shampoo, kenokonozol 2% and a lovely leave in conditioner and my hair looks better than using dang organic garbage or high end hair care.
I don’t use sulfates because I wash my hair everyday and my hair is typically clean, you can use sulfates and silicones! They are not all bad usually you don’t want to use them if you have a really sensitive scalp.
I have curly hair and have tried multiple Shea moisturize products. IT DRIED OUT MY HAIR. I don’t understand??? That coconut one WAS THE WORST. That was the last one I used and my hair has been dry and frizzy ever since 😭 I’m just barely recovering my hair from it now.
Muricul curls is meant for curly hair it works great. I don’t mean hate but just sayin I got the kit and it works great my hair isn’t damaged or anything
For those screeching about silicones and sulfates not being bad: let me correct you. All of you have one thing in common: you have wavy hair. Yes, even those of you who think you have curly hair, you potentially just have wavy hair. Everything that the kind and beautiful lady showed in this video is formulated for wavy and/or straight hair textures, not curly or coily hair. MASSIVE difference.
There are active ingredients in head and shoulders used to treat the problem, and her swap does not contain it. Dry and itchy scalp is not the same as dandruff, massive difference- there are better options that are cheaper than that alternative. Most people are perfectly fine with using silicones and sulfates regardless of hair texture. They’re not as a whole bad, really just got to figure out what works for you. I have curly hair. Not wavy. And my mom has pretty pin straight hair. And we love alot of the same products
Head and shoulders shampoo is great for people with dandruff And if you use any of these shampoos and they work for you keep using them, there is no reason to throw them Out if they work, she is just speaking about HER perspective
do y’all know if Maui moisture is good? I’m really struggling with finding the right shampoo and conditioner for my hair. I have medium/coarse 2c/3a hair, but it dries out fairly easy.
can somebody tell me of the "Function of beauty curly hair" is okay to use? i didnt go online and order a custom one, i just bought the small bottles at target. i just wanna know if its good for 3b hair!
As long as you use a clarifying shampoo once a week or however often you need based on the oiliness of your hair all that stuff you listed is not bad for the hair at all. All those “natural” “safe” products made my hair look and feel worse.
Does anyone know if the native brand shampoo and conditioner is bad for your hair? I have the mini sizes and I really like them but I would like to know if they are bad for you before I buy the big ones
Harsh sulfates and silicones 😂😂😂 y’all are too funny with that miss information…I’m not sure whos old enough to remember but back in the day like 90s and 2000s our hair looked amazing and that’s back when we were destroying it on a daily basis before olaplex before K 18 back, when we would flat iron it wet then curl it lol then tease it then flat iron the bangs again lol the Pantene…the “harsh sulfates” 🙄 the silicones used to keep our hair looking amazing and still is for a lot of us…just remember while y’all are out, STILL trying to find a product that works swearing it all has to do with not using “ harsh sulfates and silicones” Just remember these products that you hate on have been around forever and are working for a whole lot of us. I would literally give up dating men for the rest of my life before I give up silicone hair products nothing keeps my hair, looking like actual hair, and not a thin frizzy mess like some good ol silicone. It’s the heat tools and the bleach that’s destroying your hair and the extensions that are giving your traction alopecia that you swear doesn’t break your hair 🙄 not the products.
The comment section has restored my faith in the hair community. Silicones and sulfates are NOT bad! I love sulfates and silicones, my hair is thriving with them. Do what works for you.
it might be bad for skin and cause allergies
@@Natalia20x Yes, there's always a risk of this with many ingredients used in haircare and skincare.
@@Natalia20x Then dont use it. It doesnt mean that the product is Bad. I cant use Most of the Store products, but it doesnt mean that i have to blame Said products....
@@KAgill123hence why we want to avoid them. Stop this bullshit of claiming that because we have limited regulation in this country we should somehow accept dumping tons of inflammatory chemicals that are shown to disrupt endocrine production and cause to allergy development as well as certain cancers. Enjoy dying on this hill with your ego while the rest of us try to care for our bodies with love and not just accepting anything that's handed to us by corporations who care nothing about our health and safety but profit. If you don't want to avoid these chemicals just don't comment and leave this video, Christ fucking almighty.
Since going back to drug store products filled with silicone ,my damaged dry curly hair is SO much better ! Gimme them silicones 😅❤
Sulfates and silicones aren't bad. It depends on how often you're using sulfate based shampoos and your hair styling routine using products that contain silicones.
Right and I don't have any problem with Aussie shampoos but with curl shampoo I'd imagine that's something you want to wash in your hair before you curl it. I have the Aussie curl gel and I just put it in my braids before I go to sleep. Then you wake up apply a mouse to the curls and go if your hair is not curled and you don't plan on curling it then don't buy a curling shampoo.
Treseme or Pantene proven for damaged or dry hair works good. There's all kinds of hair products out there but it's very important to know what your buying sometimes over washing hair or coloring hair can dry it out too.
y’all say sulfates are bad when you have them in lotions, skin care, and most hair care products, even if you don’t realize. and silicones are honestly a lot better and protect your hair more from heat damage, by adding a protective layer
Thank you this is why people need to do their own research and stop listing to these hair influencers as long as you clarify your hair once or twice a month your hair will be fine
As a curly hair girl, sulfate shampoos kill my curls and make my hair feel disgusting. Skincare and lotion are completely different products. With silicones, it depends on the type of silicone and the amount of silicone in the formula. If you’re referring to the trend of people demonizing “harsh chemicals” and touting “natural” products - I completely disagree with that sentiment bc nature is made up of chemicals and not everything natural is good for you. But when we’re talking about silicones and sulfates in haircare, especially for curly hair, they do cause significant issues and avoiding them is warranted. Since using sulfate-free hair products I’ve grown my hair past my waist, my curls are beautiful, and my hair in general is much healthier. That doesnt mean I don’t want sulfates/silicone in my makeup or skincare products.
@@sarahg2665i agree w that 100 % that it depends on the hair type or curl pattern, and how different hair reacts to different ingredients in a hair product, i should of clarified that it depends
@@sarahg2665sulfates and sillicones go hand in hands that's why u need to be using a sulfate shampoo if ur using silicones at least once a month
Silicones aren't bad if you wash your hair regularly🤷🏽♀️
Her channel is focused on the curly hair community and most curly heads don’t wash their hair on a “regular” basis.
Silicone have to be washed off with harsher sulfates to get them off
@@inceldom even if you have curly hair you should be washing your hair regularly. At least once a week
If you’re washing your hair regularly, with a silicone shampoo, the silicone continues to build on your hair shafts and coats it, leaving tons of buildup. That’s why when you use the same silicone/sulfate shampoo for a while you have to switch to a different one, which feels great at first but eventually that one does the same thing: makes your hair dull, heavy, and feeling gross. ETA: it also depends on the type of silicone. I’m not against silicones, tbh I’d prefer just a sulfate-free shampoo, but speaking to the cheaper drugstore type shampoos, the silicone buildup is real.
its not good for scalp
I like Shea Moisture but that coconut ain't doing the same as that Aussie moist for detangle purposes only. I wash 1x a week so I don't mind the silicones and I do clarify 1- 2x a month🫣🤷🏽♀️.
Ok so I went back and rewatched and I see these are the shampoos so I guess that wouldn't be a bad switch. But I don't like coconut oil but the manuka honey 🍯 shampoo is great.
@@Brittaney1300no girl keep using ur aussie, silicones and sulfates have been proven to be good for your hair, not to mention its cheaper too, which is a win win.
@@noraaliman6381 I have and my hair has grown so long. I even dibbled into using heat again on my hair and my hair so manageable.
@@Brittaney1300 so glad it worked for you :)
Sulphates get my clean in 2 washes. Non sulphate shampoos take so many shampoos..
Plus silicone is great for chemically treated or damaged hair.
Except when i started using sulfate free shampoos combined with coconut oil shampoos or conditioners, my hair literally broke off, and its still recovering. Dont fix it if its not broken.
Yep, mine too.
Yep exactly
If your hair isn’t curly, you don’t need stuff formulated for curly hair. These products aren’t for you.
My hair was way better when I used sulfate free shampoos and used a clarifying one every month (one with sulfate) and the no silicones gave me such bouncy and defined curls😍 we are all different
All the ones you said no to keeps my hair nice and healthy.
That head and shoulders shampoo is good for your scalp because it can help calm down any inflammation
As soon as somebody promotes coconut as moisturizing I tune out ✌🏽
Same. Makes my hair feel like straw or hay
but coconut is great pre wash bc it gets inside hair and prevents water damage
i use aussie and it does my hair so well other than expensive or cheaper brands i mix it with the volume and the moisture one! It may not be for all but pretty much the only one thwt doesn’t make my hair fall out lol
SAME
Same here I have used Aussie for a while and then I decided to switch things up and try other shampoos and then I got really bad dandruff so when I switched back to Aussie I have decided to stick with Aussie
@@melaniepineda8035 Literally ever other shampoo i’ve used oils , salon brands all made my hair fall out in clumps or made it really oily or dry. Aussie is the only thing that keeps my hair healthy and the perfect oil mix and dry mix
Horrible Ingredients it has methylchloroisothiazolinone
Aussie curls work so well with my daughter's hair
my hair type likes silicone
The first two products are very expensive... And many of us can't afford it. 😔
Shea moisture isn’t expensive
@@N08R76H super expensive in my country Malaysia.. 80 ringgit per bottle shampoo/conditioner
@@zurinni4047 I know right, it’s £13 a bottle where I live. :(
@@N08R76Hprice compare it to Aussie or Suave and get back to us 😂. Some people can’t afford to spend unnecessarily on bougie haircare, especially if the results aren’t impressive. I took it a step further in my own natural journey and used to make my own organic products (sourced from high end ingredients) and store them in only dark glass containers. Not only did it get expensive, but I ended up right back to regular store products years later because none of that organic/natural stuff kept my hair nice the way these cheap products do. Don’t fix what’s not broken 🤷🏻♀️.
Gurl, ain’t nothing wrong with sulfates and silicones. You need to focus on hydrating and moisturizing products for your followers ….stop fear mongering sulfates, and silicone hair products…don’t do that..can’t we all just get along..
If you're using a dandruff shampoo you want an active ingredient (antiseborrheics) to actually treat your dandruff effectively. You swamped a product that doesn't contain such an active.
But if you read the bottle it actually DOES contains pyrithione zinc 🙄🙄 y'all just type anything nowdays
I love sulfates and silicones 🤷🏾♀️
She completely ignored the active ingredient part of heads and shoulders
I will continue my head and shoulders. It cleanses and clarifies well for me and washes out product buildup.
Shea moisture is my go-to, absolutely love it!
Aussie has something called SLIP to it and it’s good for my coarse or thicker curly haired babies out there that want definition
Aunt Jackie’s is good too but it’s mainly for 4a to 4d type curly hairs. So be careful grabbing certain products as they can cause issues to your hair if it’s not for your hair. Also oils can be your best friend but never put straight raw oil in your hair it will do the opposite
That slip is because of silicone! Some folks need silicone for it's properties in their preferred styling routine. It's not a bad ingredient at all
NAH BC GARNAIR IS ONE OF THE BEST HAIR COMPANIES BSFR💀💀💀✋
silicones aren’t bad…
True but depending on your hair there’s a difference between the types of silicones in hair products, some are heavier than others and it can cause hair damage with your hair type. Also depends on how much you wash and if you add clarifying shampoos into your routine every once in a while to prevent build up.
Girl if you really know about hair you’d know about sulfates and silicones. Sulfates (are what makes the shampoo lather) and aren’t bad silicones (just like the word sili it actually add’s silk and shine to your hair) I’ve used those products on the video and they gave me bad buildup! Head and shoulders is actually a great option for dandruff and dry scalp for just the scalp then you can you go in with a second shampoo after with your normal shampoo and conditioner. ❤️ hope this helps!
I used to use the Aussie one now I use the shea moisture huge difference
My curly hair LOVES the not your mothers products. Specifically the apple blossom one you showed. Smells amazing. It does go for $7.49 a bottle though at my local target.
Damn you came for my Aussie 😭😭😭😭
It works sooo welll for my 3b/c hair
Right lol works great for my 4c… I try to support other brands butttttt, I always go back to Aussie
@@ambitiousmissydont fuck up what works stop listening to these creators about yall hair they gonna leave yall broke and bald😔
Horrible Ingredients
Some people are protein sensitive. Guys if you can’t use coconut in your hair products and it feels brittle after, that’s okay, use what works for you. Shea moisture might not be it for you.
These ingredients don't cause irritation whatsoever if used right. Don't let the shampoo sit for any longer than a minute and you will be fine. As long as you don't have a sensitive scalp and just like sensitive skin, sensitive scalp requires products too that are specially made for that issue.
The Jason organics brand makes a really nice affordable Tea tree shampoo also. I saw a reduction in hair fall in the shower while using it also. Really nice stuff.
These comments❤️❤️❤️
Or how about you use what works for you because everybody is different. I tried the all natural not harsh crap. Even did custom made shampoos....my hair was a freaking mess. I just went back to using "harsh" shampoos and conditioner with silicones. My hair hasnt been this healthy this healthy in a long time. No more breaking, no more dry and no more dullness. I use a cleansing shampoo once a week and then regular shampoo and conditioners the rest of the time. Dont listen to people, listen to your hair
'And it's a clean product!' 🤢
I can't use Shea moisture anything! But I do love the Not Your Mothers shampoo and conditioner
Shea butter is AMAZING for your hair if you want it soft. Always buy a conditioner with shea butter if you would like soft hair!
i use aussie and my hair is smooth and is so soft!! soooo yeah
can u show the ones that help your hair grow faster ?
People have different options and everyone's hair is different. Your hair may like sulfates but another persons probably won't. They're not necessarily saying they're bad in general I don't think because a lot of stuff has them. They just may not work well with that persons hair. Comes down to opinion and personal preference.
This is not directed towards the creator and is not mean't to be rude. I apologize if it comes off that way.
😳🙅♀️🙅♀️But don't use that one if you're allergic to coconut oil I don't know if you know but a lot of people has stopped using things of coconut oil in it
Can someone recommend a shampoo that actually cleans your hair and not just masks the smell? Pls
Telling us about the chemicals in hair products…while wearing nails with carcinogenic chemicals in them…just weird to me how people pick and choose
The natural stuff works for some people though I am allergic to tea tree oil.
Are they okay for all hair types and textures?
Wait is silicones and sulfates bad if I use it once a week?
Just to make it clear. Silicones and sulphate are infact very healthy for the hair proven scientifically and by dermatologists, and just because some products don’t work for you DOESNT mean it doesnt work for others so stop being dumb and guys don’t believe anything she says
What about mielle shampoo and conditioners? I wanna try something new but I don’t know where to start.
BRO THE HEADS AND SHOULDERS SHEA BUTTER SHAMPOO.. I JUST USED THAT I JUST GOT OUT THE SHOWER 😭😭😭😭
Finally, I controlled my white flakes on the scalp and hair loss.
First, Apply hair oil and let it for the night or for a minimum of an hour for it to work.
Secondly, Rinse it out with shampoo.
Next, Put on conditioner that you prefer to the roots of your hair.
I used a mild and natural hair fall control kit by littleeextra cococonion for these steps as it's gentle and natural, and is known good for reducing hair loss.
If you also have dandruff, use lemon juice on your scalp at least once a week prior to shampooing and wash it off about an hour later.
Is it all of the head and shoulders hair products or the one she’s holding because it help me with My dandruff and you don’t tell us the price
there is nothing wrong with silicone or sulfate
"clean" products bust, want frizzy hair that's unmanageable those usually give ya that and itchy scalp. Use what works for you, I use eucerin shampoo, kenokonozol 2% and a lovely leave in conditioner and my hair looks better than using dang organic garbage or high end hair care.
I don’t use sulfates because I wash my hair everyday and my hair is typically clean, you can use sulfates and silicones! They are not all bad usually you don’t want to use them if you have a really sensitive scalp.
Please explain WHY sulphates & silicones are bad! Thank you!
Is pantene safe? I use pantene shampoo for a lot of time but i dont know if its safe
When I stopped using silicone and sulfates my hair got so bad and had a lot of breakage! I have low porosity 3b/3c hair
Ok but head and shoulders SAVED MY HAIR, i had dandruff and after using it for months, my hair looks so good!! Use what YOUR hair needs!!!😋
I have curly hair and have tried multiple Shea moisturize products. IT DRIED OUT MY HAIR.
I don’t understand??? That coconut one WAS THE WORST. That was the last one I used and my hair has been dry and frizzy ever since 😭
I’m just barely recovering my hair from it now.
@itsdavianaa is Monday hair care good? I’ve been using it for a while and I feel like it’s good, but dose it have any sulfates or silicone?
Muricul curls is meant for curly hair it works great. I don’t mean hate but just sayin I got the kit and it works great my hair isn’t damaged or anything
i love silicones in my shampoo ❤️ cuz im not a dumb b!
Her sneaking in 2-3 spanish words to sound a lil ethnic😭😭
Like what is the point
Shes hispanic, she speaks spanglish sometimes. Whats the problem?
@@inceldom it’s not real spanglish, and there is no problem I just pointed out how dumb sprinkling in only 2 spanish words sounds.
Or… this is just how Hispanics speak? Y’all always have some shit to say let people live
🤨 and what about it? We speak Spanglish all the time.
When you like in the uk and dont recognise any of the rwplacemwnt products😢😢😮😮
And those products are cruelty free too 🥰
Guys heads and shoulders is good for ur hair if u have dandruff I have been using it for 4 years
ME ENCANTA the english HAHAH!! I LOVE HOW U USE SPANISH AND ENGLISH HEHE
i have long thick curly hair.. id prolly use that whole bottle less than 3 weeks ...
For those screeching about silicones and sulfates not being bad: let me correct you. All of you have one thing in common: you have wavy hair. Yes, even those of you who think you have curly hair, you potentially just have wavy hair.
Everything that the kind and beautiful lady showed in this video is formulated for wavy and/or straight hair textures, not curly or coily hair. MASSIVE difference.
There are active ingredients in head and shoulders used to treat the problem, and her swap does not contain it. Dry and itchy scalp is not the same as dandruff, massive difference- there are better options that are cheaper than that alternative.
Most people are perfectly fine with using silicones and sulfates regardless of hair texture. They’re not as a whole bad, really just got to figure out what works for you. I have curly hair. Not wavy. And my mom has pretty pin straight hair. And we love alot of the same products
The ones you tell us to choose are probably high AF compared to the other ones😂
Head and shoulders shampoo is great for people with dandruff
And if you use any of these shampoos and they work for you keep using them, there is no reason to throw them
Out if they work, she is just speaking about HER perspective
do y’all know if Maui moisture is good? I’m really struggling with finding the right shampoo and conditioner for my hair. I have medium/coarse 2c/3a hair, but it dries out fairly easy.
My kinky hair loves aussie peoducts
Every time I used sulfate free shampoo, tried them all, hair shed more than ever. The whole sulfate dimethicone is bad is a myth.
Notice how they only show the ingredients lists for the one you're supposed to replace?
I’m allergic to coconut can you recommend something else
I mean if the sulfates ain’t really doin any damage why knock it 😅
I can’t use clean products and ones that don’t contain sulfates and stuff. It never fully cleans my hair and I feel I always have major build up.
can somebody tell me of the "Function of beauty curly hair" is okay to use? i didnt go online and order a custom one, i just bought the small bottles at target. i just wanna know if its good for 3b hair!
My hair feels like shit when I don’t use silicones. I’ve bought expensive products that are “silicone free” and they are horrible.
FOR ONE AUSSIE IS THE BEST WE HAVE DIFFRENT HAIR
As long as you use a clarifying shampoo once a week or however often you need based on the oiliness of your hair all that stuff you listed is not bad for the hair at all.
All those “natural” “safe” products made my hair look and feel worse.
If the other products you mentioned are so good then why these replacement products are not trending??
Is maui a good brand
Does anyone know if the native brand shampoo and conditioner is bad for your hair? I have the mini sizes and I really like them but I would like to know if they are bad for you before I buy the big ones
Leave my Aussie alone
Fr😂
It dried out my hair
Harsh sulfates and silicones 😂😂😂 y’all are too funny with that miss information…I’m not sure whos old enough to remember but back in the day like 90s and 2000s our hair looked amazing and that’s back when we were destroying it on a daily basis before olaplex before K 18 back, when we would flat iron it wet then curl it lol then tease it then flat iron the bangs again lol the Pantene…the “harsh sulfates” 🙄 the silicones used to keep our hair looking amazing and still is for a lot of us…just remember while y’all are out, STILL trying to find a product that works swearing it all has to do with not using “ harsh sulfates and silicones” Just remember these products that you hate on have been around forever and are working for a whole lot of us. I would literally give up dating men for the rest of my life before I give up silicone hair products nothing keeps my hair, looking like actual hair, and not a thin frizzy mess like some good ol silicone. It’s the heat tools and the bleach that’s destroying your hair and the extensions that are giving your traction alopecia that you swear doesn’t break your hair 🙄 not the products.
The third organic company's name " Not your mother's naturals"😂😂
But garnier smells so scrumptious 😨
Can we please move past the CGM? 🙄
The use of word “clean” is a red flag so imma pass on this video thanks tho
Literally sulfates and silicone are not bad for your hair smh 🤦🏼♀️
Hmm hair looked better years ago before these clean products. Might as well use a bar of Irish spring on your hair, it will style the same.
Shea moisture is a terrible company and it’s so drying
That small bottle will be finished before the end of 2 weeks. Both my children has long 4b/c hair
Lmao they’re the same price? No giiirl mira que no estas mirando el precio por onza de producto Omg
is Funchion of Beauty okay?!
Um I just use the garner soap- also it’s not a bad soap it really works on my hair.
Thank you so much for this, I can buy all these from my local drug store❤
Forever a head and shoulder girl 😂
I'm sorry, but this is just all wrong. Silicones and sulfates aren't bad for the hair. My hair gets awful when I don't use them.
Tysm!! I’ve spent ages using the wrong hair products and now I finally found better moisturizing ones thanks yk you!
Aussie shampoo was my first when I came to Canada, ot ruined my hair.
what store