I use Nature's Oraganics on DD they have an all in one wash which is a shampoo, conditioner & body wash, and its not exxy. About $4 a bottle, Coles sell it.
i also have natures organics all in one for kids (had a superman on the front I think) but haven't seen it since - my kids find it really hurts their eyes when they get it in there though but they do have fairly sensitive eyes. I use the normal range of shampoos myself and don't find them too bad - they certainly are the cheapest option I've seen for such type of products.
i know some who swear by envirocare which I think you get in health food stores it does a shampoo/bodywash and dishwasher products and soap powder at a minimum - not at the supermarket and they certainly don't find it as costly as say the Akin (sp??) range. I have only seen the bulk size though so don't know whether its available in smaller quantities
I have also used Natures Instinct but notice not every product in the range is as "friendly" as others and thus might not suit you
Last edited by jaspen; April 23rd, 2010 at 07:50 AM.
Thanks guys, I have looked into the Natures Organics range, including the shampoo and kids 3in1 and have decided to give them a miss as they still contain a few ingredients I would rather avoid.
Ive tried quite a few (most of the brands already mentioned) and so far my fav is Sukin. Although I do like the Natural Instinct moisturiser!
Moogoo products are great too!
I was using a great (and affordable) organic shampoo from Priceline, organic care I think it was called, haven't been able to find it at the shops again since. It was the only one I've used that's actually removed the product cleanly out of my hair without making it feel like straw (and I have a whole collection of ones that I've tried and abandoned because of the straw-hair factor). It's not completely free of chemicals but I'm mostly trying to reduce parabens so it ticks that box ok.
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