The Truth About Sulphates

Shampoos that are sulfate free really better for your hair?




If you’re like everyone else, I want to wash your hair at least every two days and not every day. As foam you can help, but love the feeling of all these bubbles, but did you know that the ingredients that are very surprising that the foam may also be more damaging to the hair?



Most shampoos contain sulfates in course that is great for making a lot of foam, but not so great for health, hair health and environments of health itself. So why do companies continue to use consumer brands sulfates in the shampoo? For the most part, because sulfates are cheap to make and create a lot of foam. Since we’ve all become accustomed to the idea that a lot of bubbles, both really clean hair to continue to make inexpensive shampoo.



Just what are sulfates and why are they a problem? You will find the ingredients in the shampoo is listed as sodium laureth sulphate (SLES) and sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) which are in fact really a hard surface chemical found in many other products, including toothpaste. They are known to cause irritation to eyes and skin, especially when you use a shampoo that contains these ingredients can be absorbed through the skin.



Did you know that sulfates are really far from being delicate and could cause damage to the very thing that tries to spoil? If your hair! Sulfates are very drying and can damage hair follicles that could lead to hair loss. All this because we love our incredible foam when washing our hair. You can also remove the hair and scalp with essential oils that cause drying effect. Worse, if they spend lots of money to the color of your hair, makes the color fade faster if you get your hair color more often.



If you want to change the brand of shampoo and begin to look more natural shampoos and / or organic, but do not know what to look for?



Here are some tips on what to look for when reading the label on the bottle of shampoo. Look for ingredients such as gylcerine and part glycosides from corn and sugar. Usually found on the label as decyl glucoside and coco glucodisde. These ingredients will give you a lot of foam you get used to the best, but try it for a few weeks and your hair healthier, shinier, smoother and softer. Not that he was a great trade?



One last thought, sulfate-free shampoos cost a little more of your current shampoo do because of its ingredients. So do not be surprised, but I miss that you use to clean your hair and your hair will be better over all. Is not it worth a few dollars more on the counter? Your hair will thank you!



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