Liquid Shampoo

[abemom2]

I'm on the hunt for natural shampoo. For myself the shampoo bars are fine. But for my DH, I need a shampoo that doesn't require the ACV rinse after, as do the bars.

After reading the following article, http://www.naturalnews.com/023185.html

I'm wondering if there's something safe without: Sodium Myreth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Olefin Sulfonate etc.

Please advise.
Thanks,
Ana

[lindberg99]

I like Giovanni but am not completely sure of its ingredients. My DH likes the Tea Tree Triple Treat shampoo. It has a nice minty smell. Here is a site that lists ingredients: http://www.luckyvitamin.com/item/itemKey/62601

They also make other shampoos for dry hair, etc. I love their Direct Leave-In conditioner. My DD uses it on her dry hair to help detangle it before brushing.

ETA: I just checked and it is cocamidopropyl betaine in it. I don't know if all their shampoos do or not.

Have you ever looked at Aubrey Organics?

[abemom2]

Aubrey seem the only one that's fine so far. I'm wondering if anyone knows of anything else?

Thanks

[DanishMom]

Aubrey organics, MyHoneyChild, Nasabb's oatmeal and honey soap and their liquid shampoo, Oyin Handmade. All of these are supposed to be absolutely great.

Anne

[abemom2]

I ended up getting Aubrey. Maybe after this we'll get soap bars, or the Oyin - I haven't noticed too much mention of their shampoo here. My Honey Child is really not cheap! And I thought Aubrey was expensive.

[DanishMom]

I'd like to order MyHoneyChild but the price is a bit to high - especially since I need to add taxes and international shipping costs.

Another one which is supposted to be great is nasabb's honey and almond soap but thats a bar soap. (www.nasaab.com)? Their liquid shampoo is also supposed to be great.

[DanishMom]

Forgot to mention another one: Dairy Whip from www.flowermoonsoaps.com.

It's a gentle castile mixed with goat milk. You shouldn't need a conditioner and its very cheap.