Question About Organix

Jan 10, 2012

Rina N.

Organix shampoo are said to be sulfate free. It says it on the bottle :)

Jan 10, 2012

Shelly T.

Sulfates are NOT "bad", and if there were any "bad... chemicals" in any cosmetic, hair, or skin care products, they would not be on sale.

Jan 11, 2012

you welcome. :) But, sodium laureth sulfate is a harsh chemical used in many soaps, shampoos, detergents and toothpaste. SLS is basically what builds up the foam in shampoos and such things. It's cousin sodium lauryl sulfate is said to be a less harsh chemical. SLS might be the reason why people get irritated scalp, hair loss, skin damage and other things. The reason why companies use it, is because its cheap. I guess that's why companies are starting to create "sulfate free" shampoos. It didn't damage my hair maybe caused a little bit of hair loss but I change to sulfate free, but then again everyone is different! :)

Jan 14, 2012

LeeAnn B.

I just want to point out that we live in a society that doesn't care about something being "bad for you" if it can make an entire industry lots of money. Example: Cigarettes. So I would definitely consider what those ingredients are that are going into things like shampoos, conditioners, and body washes! Just saying. I made the switch to Organix a year ago and have noticed that my hair isn't as dry as when I was using other commercial brand shampoo. Whatever was in those other shampoos, whether sulfates or not, made my hair a lot dryer than it should have been most likely a factor in split ends/ hair loss.

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