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Sunsilk Shampoos/conditioners


jmengert

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I've recently seen the commercials for the Sunsilk line of shampoos/conditioners, and since I have very frizzy hair in the summer, I wanted to try that particular one. So I emailed them, and here was part of their response:

In labeling our products, our company follows the guidelines

established by the International Nomenclature for Cosmetics Ingredients

(INCI)process. Therefore, if we use an ingredient derived from a grain

such as wheat, oat, rye and / or barley, those names will appear on the

label.

I really prefer companies who clearly label to those with a list--lists make me nervous since they can expire. So, it looks like if it reads safe, it is safe, so here's another shampoo option--they have some for curly, straight, frizzy, etc. hair, so I'm going to try it. Hopefully it's good stuff!


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This is by the Unilever company...the same people that make Dove, I would trust using this shampoo. I did however read one of the bottles, i believe it was the yellow one for volume, it clearly says wheat protein on it. All the others I checked seemed ok. Im willing to try it!! :)

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