Pretty Natural LLC Hair Care Products

[ryanshope]

http://www.prettynatural-inc.com/


Has anyone tried any of these products? I saw them in the natural food market here in Frederick and was intrigued. The labels were kinda janky(homemade and not in a good way) but the ingredient listing was solid. I bought the shampoo for $16 and I will give it a try. I needed something besides baking soda to cleanse my hair but I wanted something sulfate free.

 

[La Colocha]

The ingredients look good, but a little too pricey for stuff you could make at home.

 

[lucea]

Let us know how the shampoo works out. The ingredients look great!

Healthy Roots Moisturizing Shampoo - 8oz
The rich oils in this moisturizing shampoo blend help to deep cleanse your hair and scalp, balance pH, and promote healthy scalp circulation. Our shampoos are made without harmful sulfates or parabens.

Ingredients:
Organic cold pressed olive oil, castille, neem oil, organic jojoba, castor oil, raw apple cider vinegar, vegetable glycerin, grapefruit seed extract, rosemary extract, and an essential oil blend that includes rosemary, lavender, and tea tree.
Price: $15.00

http://www.prettynatural-inc.com/HairCareProducts.html

 

[chebaby]

i think ive seen these products in my whole foods. im pretty sure ive seen that shea butter and the henna creams. i remember thinking that the shea jojoba smelled funny and was a tiny jar for the price(if im remembering correct).

the conditioner has great ingredients.

 

[lucea]

Hey ryanshope, were you able to try the shampoo?

 

[ryanshope]

Hey ryanshope, were you able to try the shampoo?

Yes, I did that weekend. The smell isn't very strong, kinda herbal and light. The shampoo is very thin, kinda watery as well. I didn't use much, just a few squirts and shampoo as usual. My hair didn't feel dry/stripped, but for the price I am sure I could have come up with something similar.

 

[lucea]

Thanks for the review, Ryanshope. I think I might try it, as the ELucence MB I have been using is a bit drying.