quasimodi
New Member
I'm here to do a pseudorant.
I'm natural and I deep condition my hair at least twice a week, sometimes more. There are only two main types of conditioners I use and they're Elasta QP-DPR/Aubey Organics HSR (moisture) and ORS Hair Mayonnaise (moisture and mild protein).
Today I decided to deep condition with ORS and I do my usual mix of conditioner, olive oil, and honey. I start applying it to my hair and I notice that the mixture doesn't smell the way it normally smells. I shrug it off, (thinking that its just me) but when I've finished applying the conditioner to my entire head, I sniff my hands again and I realize that its smell is really off.
My first thought was that maybe the conditioner had gone bad, but it was a new container, so I pull out the jar againand I see, for the first time, the words, "NEW & IMPROVED" on the front. I guess I just hadn't noticed them at the BSS.
I run to my closet, pull out one of my old jars and compare it to the new one. ORS switched the ingredients!!
erplexed
I couldn't believe it. One of the main reasons I had picked ORS Hair Mayonnaise as a conditioner was because Skin Deep had given it a relatively low hazard rating. This new formula is filled with all these additional chemicals out the ying-yang. This is not good for me, because I'm slowly weaning onto organic/natural products.
This is a cautionary tale, ladies. Familarize yourself with the ingredients of your staple products, and, for goodness sake, read the label each time you buy. You never know when a company will switch up on you.
I'm natural and I deep condition my hair at least twice a week, sometimes more. There are only two main types of conditioners I use and they're Elasta QP-DPR/Aubey Organics HSR (moisture) and ORS Hair Mayonnaise (moisture and mild protein).
Today I decided to deep condition with ORS and I do my usual mix of conditioner, olive oil, and honey. I start applying it to my hair and I notice that the mixture doesn't smell the way it normally smells. I shrug it off, (thinking that its just me) but when I've finished applying the conditioner to my entire head, I sniff my hands again and I realize that its smell is really off.
My first thought was that maybe the conditioner had gone bad, but it was a new container, so I pull out the jar againand I see, for the first time, the words, "NEW & IMPROVED" on the front. I guess I just hadn't noticed them at the BSS.
I run to my closet, pull out one of my old jars and compare it to the new one. ORS switched the ingredients!!
erplexed I couldn't believe it. One of the main reasons I had picked ORS Hair Mayonnaise as a conditioner was because Skin Deep had given it a relatively low hazard rating. This new formula is filled with all these additional chemicals out the ying-yang. This is not good for me, because I'm slowly weaning onto organic/natural products.
This is a cautionary tale, ladies. Familarize yourself with the ingredients of your staple products, and, for goodness sake, read the label each time you buy. You never know when a company will switch up on you.
