Natural Beauty: Dr Organics Aloe vera Shampoo and Conditioner

Did you know that 60% of everything we put on our skin gets absorbed into our bodies. The average person has 91 industrial chemicals pumping through their system. Add that to the pollution that Cityites absorb into the skin. Are bodies are well and truly toxed. These nasties can lead to the development of no end of serious health issues. You may have to value your health over convenience and cost, but there is no end of evidence warning you that this is the right thing to do.  So down with the £1.99 bottle of Pantene and put your health first with the organic alternatives.

I've tried no end of organic shampoo and conditioner, finding my hair clumped together and smelling of Joss sticks. But I have persevered in search of a product that gives me shiny, soft and delicious smelling hair. It's been a journey but at last I've found a product that works that's made in the UK. Hurrah!

Dr Organics Aloe Vera Shampoo and Conditioner strengthens and protects your hair.  Aloe Vera is packed full of essential vitamins and minerals, proteins, polysaccharides, enzymes, and amino acids. The Shampoo and Conditioner combo is mild and great for dry and normal hair and it leaves my hair soft, hydrated and manageable ( when it's normally particularly unruly). It appears to tackle my split ends whilst leaving my hair glistening and I don't have to wash my hair again for 3 days (although this is different for everyone).

It's a pricey £5.39 for each bottle but Holland and Barrett often do 3 for one on Dr Organics products so why not treat yourself to the moisturiser as well.

SMELL: ****
VALUE:***
LASTING EFFECTS:****
SHINE:****
SOFTNESS:****

NOTE: Never buy a shampoo with Propylene Glycol. House hold name Antifreeze. What these  companies thinking?