Vegan Hair shampoo and conditioner

My personal favourite that is available from priceline, price attack and hairhouse warehouse is De Lorenzo

There has been quite a few threads on this:
http://www.unleashed.org.au/community/forum/topic.php?t=1450
http://www.unleashed.org.au/community/forum/topic.php?t=2844

these might help:

http://www.unleashed.org.au/community/forum/topic.php?t=2844

http://www.unleashed.org.au/community/forum/topic.php?t=1450&page=2

but while i'm here...


organic care from any supermarket is dirt cheap.

Priceline has Alchemy and David Babai for wild aid, hairhouse/priceattack/salons have DeLorenzo (my pick of the lot!)

haha good job.. almost identical post while i was writing mine!

Natures Organics. $2 or $3 bucks from coles/woolies. On special at coles for a buck at the moment. Bargain.

(also natural instinct - organic instinct does a load of personal hygiene products, awesome but a little bit pricier, buy from any pharmacy)

Sorry to reiterate, but all of Natures Organic stuffs is nice if you havn't seen them.
In a plant bottle also.. plant plastics

Get the barbie doll one haha, it may look silly, but it is apparently a Shampoo/Conditioner/Bodywash! Oh it smells the nicest also..but if you are serious, I guess.. try the moisture nourishing ones; Shampoo and Conditioner seperate.

I bought another one of their fruit conditioners for 1$. Don't know if it will be anyyy good, but the normal ones are nice ^  - ^

Apparently herbal essences shampoos are fine for Vegans.... buuUUuuuUUUUUUuut I don't know. I trust internet checking rather than e-mailing the actual company Lol_loL, just because.. theeeyy don't know.. it isn't like when I e-mailed Maxwells wine.. And the wine maker replied to me :3 and was super helpful and knowledge-able.

I am not sure if they are vegan or not. But according to PETA they test on animals.
http://www.peta.org/living/beauty-and-personal-care/companies/search.aspx?Testing=1&Range=3

i used this stuff last year, but after 6 months it really dries out your hair, especially if it's long and curly like mine.. personally, i think it's only suitable for straight hair, then it should be fine..

I have nearly straight hair and it seemed to flatten and dry my hair out after using it for a while. I think it is a great shampoo/conditioner if you don't have access to anything else, or if that's all you can afford. Otherwise from my experience it is better to try and buy something which is better quality.