Shampoo for sensitive skin and coloured hair?

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Shauna S.

Sep 21, 2014

Shauna S.

Does anyone know of a shampoo that is good for coloured hair and won't irritate sensitive skin?

Brittany H.

Sep 21, 2014

Brittany H.

Maybe try looking at a health store.

Alyx T.

Sep 21, 2014

Alyx T.

Tresemee or however you spell it, they have a "natural" one and it's free of perfumes and harsh things. It's what I use a lot when I only have quick drugstore options. Or I love the macadamia line. It's super gentle. It's a little pricier but a bottle of shampoo lasts two months for me. But if you're allergic to nuts you might not be able to use this one. Organix coconut milk and the argon oil one don't bother me either. But they're pretty pricey for the small bottles so I've been using the two above mostly. This is what the tresseme stuff looks like. They've got a bunch of different ones, like vibrantly smooth, something for volume, one for intense moisture. :) they've all been pretty good for me.

Jackie S.

Sep 21, 2014

Jackie S.

I've been loving l'oreal ever pure line! Smells great too!

Brittany H.

Sep 21, 2014

Brittany H.

I like the tresemme naturals conditioner because it's silicone free but the shampoo has sulfates just a lower amount :/ I use loreal sulfate free color care shampoo but I don't know if it's for sensitive skin...what are you trying to avoid? Sulphate, parabens, or anything in particular?

Kayli H.

Sep 23, 2014

Kayli H.

I use Suave because it's hypoallergenic! Weird, right? I have unnatural colored hair, so I just mix in some green dye with my shampoo to minimize fading, but I'm not sure how it'd work with more natural/permanent colors. But it DEFINITELY helps with sensitive skin! I can get mad rashes if I use other shampoos, which is a total bummer.

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