To all of you who commented on and contributed to my SLS-Free post.
I’ll be honest, my head is spinning a little from all the recommendations, advice and suggestions – but I’ve learnt more from you lot in one day than I had in a week of googling.
It just goes to show how much brands underestimate their consumers, ‘cos you lot are flippin’ savvy!
I’ve made a start and swapped my usual products for the new Body Shop Rainforest Moisture range and I’ve got many new suggestions in standby. The wonderful Jessica from OutInaPout has convinced me to keep a ‘scalp diary’ (how glamourous!) so I can track the progress (if indeed I experience any!).
I’m going to go back through the comments over the weekend ‘cos there’s loads of things I want to reply to! But you know I’m rubbish, so most importantly… I wanted to make sure that I expressed a big thanks on here.
You lot really are the best.
Hope it works for you – let us know what you think of the Body Shop’s range. I have never used many of their products as I feel the SLS should never have been in their ingredients listing, and it’s only recently they have started making products without them!
My 7 year old has a sensitivity to SLS (or at least I am 90% sure it’s SLS). As a baby he developed mild excema patches over his body. When I removed SLS products it went away. When he stayed at Grandma’s for a couple of days and used her body washes etc, it came back! Anyway, we love love love the David Babai/ Kate Hudson range. It’s SLS and paraben free and really leaves your hair feeling silky and healthy…
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Awww no problem! I may start posting about this. Is it okay if I link your post?
xoxo
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