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Faith In Nature Hair Care

 
Description: Brand: Faith In Nature

Newest Review: ... but this is only £3.99 and can be purchased from Oxfam shops and most health food shops, as well as from various websites. ... more

 ... It's also very effective, keeping my hair soft and shiny, which is a challenge, as I straighten my hair a lot, and swim in a chlorinated pool regularly too. It has quite a thin consistency, and I seem to use a little more than I normally would. It has a lovely fresh scent, which is quite unisex. I have noticed that my naturally dark blonde hair also looks a little brighter since I have been using it, I think this may be as it isn't full of silicone like 'normal' conditioners. The silicone is used to make hair shiny, bu...more

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Carole_M
Premium Review Faith In Nature Hair Care: Aloe Vera Conditoner (315 words)
by - written on 16/10/09 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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*****This is a review for Faith in Nature Aloe Vera Conditioner***** I have been using this conditioner for about a year now, occasionally I switch to another brand but I always switch back, for a very simple reason - its brilliant value for money. Natural products tend to be quite expensive, and often mail order, (so you pay p&p too) but this is only £3.99 and can be purchased from Oxfam shops and most health food shops, as well as from various websites. It's also very effective, keeping my hair soft and shiny, which is a challenge, as I straighten my hair a lot, and swim in a chlorinated pool regularly too. It has quite a thin consistency, ...  Read the complete review

kinghead_s
Premium Review Kind to yourself and the environment (324 words)
by - written on 13/03/09 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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I have tried both the Faith in Nature shampoo and conditioner in Aloe Vera. I chose these products because I am concerned about both the affect of chemicals on the environment and myself. Faith in Nature products contain naturally sourced ingredients, no artifical colours or perfumes,no parabens or SLES (which has been linked to cancers amongst other illnesses) and they're not tested on animals. Faith In Nature is a brand that produces many environmentally friendly tolietries. They also produce a branch of household products and ingredients under the name Clear Spring which I also use, and am impressed with. You can visit their website www.faithinnature.co.uk for a full ...  Read the complete review

Absy_Baby
Premium Review Faith In Nature Hair Care: I certainly have faith in nature now! (648 words)
by - written on 13/05/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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********This review is for the Seaweed Shampoo and Conditioner********* My hairdresser always advises me to use shampoo and conditioner, and then when it runs out to use another one, to never use the same because your hair and scalp get used to it. So that is what I do, I buy a shampoo and conditioner, use it then move on to the next. I also get my hair coloured quite regularly and I have suffered with a dry scalp for a while, but lately it was getting itchy too. I work with a women who is of the hippy variety and she always has some natural remedy up her sleeve (for everything) so I asked her what would be good for my ...  Read the complete review

mse123
Premium Review Not just for hippies! (233 words)
by - written on 21/06/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I began using the Faith in Nature hair products when I was pregnant, as I was looking for something that would be natural, paraben-free etc etc. and so protect my precious unborn child from unnecessary chemicals. A year on I am still a loyal user of these products and in fact on the occasions when I have used alternative brands (some much more expensive than Faith in Nature) I have been less than impressed with the results. So far I have tried the Aloe Vera and Rosemary shampoo and conditioners and both have left my hair feeling really clean and shiny. The Aloe Vera smells a bit nicer (when I first used the Rosemary one, my husband's reaction was "mmm, roast ...  Read the complete review

 

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