High Street Hair Products with No Sulphates?

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So, apparently, if you use the above your will appear younger, bouncier and sleeker (is that a word?)

I usually spend under £3 for a shampoo or conditioner.

Any takers?

I've just started using L'Oreal Everpure no sulphate and it's really working for my curly hair - it's definitely less frizzy.

I got mine from a local independent chemist and it was £5.99 each, but was on a buy one get one half price; so £4.50ish each really.

They smell lovely too!

And I've just seen it's on 2 for £9 at Boots too.

I can second L'oreal everpure
Very good and I like the smell.
Doesn't strip the dye from hair either.
I've bought the whole range now!

Tresemme naturals range is pretty good and not hugely expensive

I like Naked for sensitive scalp - smells awesome (Neroli and Oatmeal), not actually read the ingredients to check how naked it is though! My scalp is much happier though.

Oh and I have bounce and shine, but I am at the stage of losing loads of post baby hair so no idea if the products are creating bounce and shine or if it is hormones.

Thanks all.
Good to hear that the L'Oreal range is good. It's off to Boots for me!

I've just tried the L'Oreal version for fine dry hair today. It has left my hair feeling wonderful and smells divine .

Second Tresemme Naturals here. About a fiver but an enormous bottle and often on offer.

I'm not sure of it's sulphate-free, but I saw Timotei Pure in Wilkinsons for like £1. I remember it said No Parabens. Granted the bottle is really small and I haven't tried it myself .

Does the L'Oreal no sulphate have silicones in it?

Ooh I just found a good review of the Timotei Pure range here. I might try it myself now!

www.thesundaygirl.com/2012/08/timotei-pure-haircare-review.html?m=1

It is sulphate, paraben, silicone free and costs £1!

Like the sound of the thrifty Timotei shampoo!

Zola most of the everpure I looked at still had silicone, the eversleek part of the range didn't though.

I've tried the timotei conditioner and its really nice.

I just tried finding the Timotei but couldn't (of course!) so splashed out on some Eversleek. I finally had one highlight job too many and my hair is a frizzy mess so giving it a break from chemicals and heat for awhile.

Thanks for the thread, OP!

The trouble with the timotei that I found was I needed to wash my hair more often and so the small bottle didn't last very long at all.

I have been using ever sleek for last few weeks and am really liking it.

Ahh, ABF knew there would be a hitch! Glad to try the Eversleek now.

The EverPure for fine hair doesn't contain silicone OP.

Second use of it this week. DH came home from work & asked if I had been to the salon......conflicted between being pleased & wondering how awful my hair usually looks!

Just checked the label again - I have the Ever Riche version which is for nourishing the hair & is silicone free. It contains sunflower & grapeseed oils plus some others.

Does the l'oriel one come in a bigger size than 250ml?

Another vote for the Loreal Eversleek range. Just checked the tube, no sulphates and no silicon.

I did worry it was an awful lot more to spend on haircare than I usually would but the conditioner goes a long way. If I use supermarket conditioner I have to use masses to work through my hair but the Eversleek conditioner goes further.

meglet can you buy the Eversleek range from chemists/supermarkets?

Or is it just hair salons?

Ujayyi they must have changed it then, I bought the everpure for fine hair when it first came out & it definitely had silicone in then. I used it for a few weeks but for terrible build up on my hair.

Have used the Ever pure shampoo and conditioner twice now and it is fabulous! My hair is much improved and the fragrance really lingers.

Thanks