Shampoo and conditioner recommendations.

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Hannah K.

Feb 11, 2016

Hannah K.

Taylor, they're great right?? I really dig the conditioners and masks a lot.

Taylor G.

Feb 11, 2016

Taylor G.

Hannah I'm glad you commented even if it's not my thread as I've been wondering about Shea moisture products! I just bought one of their conditioners and I like it a lot

Hannah K.

Feb 11, 2016

Hannah K.

Oh man, so recently I've gotten really into Shea Moisture products!

I have the 10-in-1 Superfruit Complex line and the Coconut and Hibiscus line. They're sulfate, paraben, sodium chloride and silicone free, so they're really good for your hair! The only qualm I have with the Superfruit shampoo is that I don't feel like it cleans my hair as well as the Coconut Hibiscus, I have to wash my hair again after a day or so, when normally my hair is so dry I can go at least 3 days without washing.

My hair is also wavy on top and ringlets underneath, and it was color treated for almost 8 years, so I know how hard the upkeep is! I definitely recommend Shea Moisture as a cheap alternative to the great Sephora brands like Phyto, Living Proof and Devacurl.

Halie S.

Feb 11, 2016

Halie S.

Hello beauties! I am in search of new products. My hair is color treated and somewhere between wavy and curly. I live in a dry, cold climate. That being said I am looking for a new shampoo and conditioner. Preferably sulfate and paraben-free. If you have any recommendations I'd greatly appreciate it!

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