Anyone have a suggestion for a good natural moisterizing shampoo??

[ReeseNicole]

Hi ladies! I'm trying to get rid of my Burt Bee's shampoo, it may be natural, but it's VERY drying to my hair. I've been reading about the Aubrey's Organics or Elucence lines. Any product suggestions for my curly head?

 

[Auburn]

I havent tried it but I have my eye on this. http://www.aubrey-organics.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=900

 

[crazydaze911]

I like the conditioners but the shampoos are just too watery for my liking - for that - you might as well use a homemade baking soda cleanser. I've used Dr.Woods and Dr. bronners all-in-one soaps. they are pretty natural and work as shampoo but may not be moisturizing enough for you....

 

[Allandra]

I really like the ones at http://shescentit.com

 

[Nonie]

I like Elucence Moisture Benefits shampoo. I don't find it watery at all. I have a friend who actually dilutes it because she finds it too thick/"concentrated"

 

[Eisani]

I like the conditioners but the shampoos are just too watery for my liking - for that - you might as well use a homemade baking soda cleanser. I've used Dr.Woods and Dr. bronners all-in-one soaps. they are pretty natural and work as shampoo but may not be moisturizing enough for you....

I just started using my castile soap to cleanse and based on someone else's suggestion, I added a bit of AOHR to the castile soap and I'm in love! You get the benefits of the cleansing w/o it drying your hair because AOHR is so moisturizing. My hair feels light, clean and moisturized afterward. Makes my curls pop too .

OP, have you considered shampoo bars? Check out www.chagrinvalleysoapandcraft.com for all natural, homemade poo bars, she has some moisturizing formulations.