Salt & Sulfate Free Shampoo & Conditioner for Keratin and Color Treated Hair - Professional Keratin Value Pack for Damaged, Frizzy, Curly, Dry & Thin Hair - Shampoo Sin Sal - 16.9 Fl Oz

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I have Brazilian Blowout treatments done to my hair every 4 to 5 months. I previously used the BB brand shampoo. No more. I found out that having a No Salt shampoo was just as important as having a No Sulfate shampoo. My BB treatments last longer and feel silkier than ever before since using this shampoo. It is great. I can’t say enough good things about this shampoo and conditioner.

The media could not be loaded. This shampoo is honestly the best I’ve ever tried! From the very first wash, I noticed a huge difference in my hair. It’s now super silky, shiny, and full of life. The best part? It completely got rid of my dandruff, something I had struggled with for ages.The formula is lightweight, lathers beautifully, and has a wonderful scent that lasts all day. I can really feel it caring for my scalp while leaving my hair incredibly clean and soft.If you’re looking for a shampoo that delivers visible results right away, this is the one. Highly recommended!

I have noticed more dry scalp and buildup with using this shampoo & conditioner. I am not a stranger to sulfate free hair care, but I seem to be more sensitive to what ever cleanser agent is in this. I also find I have to use more conditioner. I actually started using their deep conditioning mask from mid-length to my ends after I rinse this conditioner out so my ends feel moisturized. Otherwise, they still feel dry and I get more tangles. Fragrance of both is very mild and pleasant. Unfortunately, it is overpowered easily by the lingering smell from the keratin treatment that I had 2 weeks ago.

I am a fan. I read all the reviews. I am sulfate free and fragrance free but really wasn’t paying attention to all the harsh salts in the Hask products that I have been buying. The only thing they are is inexpensive so I’ve unwittingly been ruing my keratins. No more! If you’re reading this you are either very concerned about your keratin or you truly need to be salt free. Either way you’re not going to lose with this product. To be honest I was only interested in the shampoo and was going to start with 2 bottles but it only comes as a set. I did not expect to like the conditioner but I do. Has a woodsy, earthy smell to it. Anything you do like like about the smell of the shampoo can be washed away with the conditioner. Since there is no synthetic perfume smell in either I am good. Harsh fragrance and all perfume is toxic for me. This has none of that so it’s an excellent fit. Lathers well, rinses well and the conditioner feels great. I’m sold. Excellent marketing by bundling the two products…if they hadn’t I would have missed out altogether!

The shampoo and conditioner does leave your hair soft and shiny. I just wish the manufacturer would have chosen a better scent. These products smell exactly like the cheap deodorizers you find in public restrooms. For this reason, I would not purchase again.

Ever since I started getting Keratin treatments (which are crazy expensive) I have used these products, to include the entire line, with much success. I did hours of research on products and ingredients to avoid so I could prolong my treatments. I've read several reviews that state that the shampoo DOES contain salt AND sulfates. NOT TRUE.Allow me to explain a little about the ingredients in this shampoo that are causing the confusion...1. Sodium lauryl sulfoacetate (SLSa) - this is NOT the same as sodium chloride (table salt), nor is it a sulfate. It is derived from natural plant sources and is completely free of all sulfates. Because the molecular size of SLSa is larger than SLES (Sodium Laurel Sulfate) and SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate), it does not penetrate the skin or the cell membranes.2. Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate- not a sulfate, and not the same as Sodium Chloride.3. Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate- not a sulfate, and not the same as Sodium Chloride.I was going to go into more detail, but if you do a quick google search you can read up on it. Just because they sound the same, doesn't mean that they ARE the same. Most important thing to remember is if you have keratin treated hair (or color-treated) avoid sodium chloride and any sulfates, and do your due diligence on other ingredients as well.

This is the WORST shampoo ever! So bad that I refused to try the conditioner. About me, I have some African ancestry but mostly Native American. My hair is not course or tightly curled. My friend says I have 2 hair but I don’t know. My hair is almost waist length and thick. I get Keratin treatments 3 times a year to keep my hair from being frizzy. My hair needs a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. I always go to a Dominican salon but with my busy schedule I decided to wash my own hair and tried this based on it being “keratin treatment friendly” Huge mistake! By the second wash my hair felt brittle. I immediately ran to closet and grabbed my moisturizing shampoo and conditioner in hopes of salvaging my hair. I experienced more shedding than usual but I think I caught it in time. If you have dry or colored treated hair RUN! This deserves 0 stars.