Nature's Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

[Redpoetess1]

Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Has anyone ever tried these products? I was reading the ingredient list and they seem just excellent. Here's just one of the ingredient lists for the Rainwater Rosemary Conditioner-->
Ingredients: Water Extracts of Cherry Bark, Southernwood, Horsetail, Sage, Rosemary, Myrrh, Nettles, Maidenhair, Lavender Flowers, Quaternium-31, Burdock Root, Vegetable Emulsifying Wax, Polysorbate-80, Vitamin E, L-Cysteine, Methionine, L-Arginine Amino Acids, Niacin, Methylpropyl Paraben, and Natural Fragrance Oils.

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

bump

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Has anyone heard of it?

 

[sengschick]

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I love Nature's Gate, but I didn't like the Rainwater Rosemary conditioner. I bought a small bit of it from the bulk foods section. I'm happy that's all I bought b/c it really didn't do anything for me. I use the regular, it's just called Herbal, it's the original formula and I love, love, love it. I also have the Aloe Vera Treatment conditioner which is a wonderful treat.

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Thankyou so much. What is your hair type?

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

And does anyone else know something about these products?

 

[sengschick]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Sure n/p

. Type is in my siggy. The other products are wonderful and I love that they have no alcohols.

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

OK.......cool...I will surely try one of them out

 

[Devi]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

If it's those really cheap ones that come in a gallon container for 5 dollars and change, then I use them all the time! They smell good! i usually use them for detangling, preshampoo treatments or conditioner washes, but also for conditioning after shampooing.

 

[Mija]

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I use the Chammomile shampoo and it is great.

 

[Blacktresses]

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Bump

 

[deeplyrooted]

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I swear by Nature's Gate!

I've used the Tea Tree Oil Conditoner for conditioner washings for the longest. I also just bought the aloe vera to try in place of the tea tree oil when I ran out of it. I haven't tried it yet, but I'm pretty sure it'll work great.

I recommend all of their conditioners. The herbal and tea tree oil conditioners seem to be favorites among naturals and relaxies alike.

 

[Redpoetess1]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Thanx so much for all of you guys help!! I will surely try some of the specific kinds that were suggested.

 

[deeplyrooted]

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Thanx so much for all of you guys help!! I will surely try some of the specific kinds that were suggested.

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No prob. Let us know how they work for you.

 

[godzooki]

Re: Nature\'s Gate Herbal Shampoos and Conditioners?

Lately I've been using the Natures Gate herbal hair cond. for my cond. washes and I love it! Ingredients are: water extracts of chamomile, nettles, holien hua, nelumbo nucifera, comfrey root, cherry bark,schleichera trijuga, kusambi bark, burdock, and yucca; vegetable emulsifying wax, coconut oil, methylparaben, oil of myrrh, oil of lavender.
I also use their sea kelp and aloe shampoo for when I want a cleaner than CON but still gentle wash.