Shampoos & Products Reviews

I've tried out lots of many shampoos.  Make sure they are residue free and do not have any conditioners in them.  Look for things without elastins, keratins, lanolins, petrolatums, silicones, PEG's or PPG's.

This is the first one I tried as it came with my kit.  I actually really like this shampoo.  It lathers well and leaves hair feeling good.  No smell though and I love good smells.  $16

This one I bought at whole foods  for about $15.  I'm still testing it and haven't made up my mind all the way.  It smells amazing and the ingredients seem very natural and good for your hair.  It lathers great and feels good... just not sure if it will cause any build up.

 

This is another good one.  Around $10 and lathers nice.  I used it once a month or so and feel it really cleans well.

 This one I found on a website and think it is someone that home makes the shampoo.  It is called My Tangled Knots.  It is a foam shampoo which I though was cool.  It smelled great for about a month and then seemed like the ingredients went a little rancid.  Dried my hair out a little but the foam was fun. Around $15

Dr. Bronners is mentioned a lot in dread sites.  It is cheap $5 for this concentrated bottle and you only need about 2 T per full cup of water.  I always by peppermint, smells and tingles amazing!!  I love the feel.  Doesn't feel quite as good after as some of the others and is pain to dilute but for the price and smell it leaves your dreads I like it.  I've tried the bar foam as well and it works good just a pain.

After about 6-8 months I felt like my hair was really dry and researched a bit on what to put on them.  I bought this at CVS for about $5 and I really like the smell and feel of it.  It is just olive oil and Tea tree which helps the scalp too.  I use it about once a month.