Naked Shine Hydrating Shampoo

What the website says... To shine and dazzle, dry to normal hair needs to be smooth and moisturised.... just perfect for fingers to run through. Honey targets those troublesome dried out areas of hair and keeps it hydrated, whilst Mallow extract helps to soften and smooth. To get a lovely feathery soft lather, be sure your hair is thoroughly drenched and use plenty of water when using our SLS free shampoo. Use with Naked Shine Hydrating Conditioner for best results ( honestly, they were meant for each other like Sandy and Danny, Romeo and Juliet, Cecelia and Robbie...) Ingredients. Aqua (Water), Cocamidopropyl betaine, ...  Read the complete review

If you have read my review about Naked Shine hydrating conditioner, you would have noticed that I am very much against harmful chemicals in our daily care products. I do wish manufacturer would consider removing chemicals like sodium laureth sulphate, parabens, petrochemicals and proplylene glycol. Most of these manufacturers claimed that they only used a small amount of these chemicals in their product and it is within the legal limits. Yes its true they are within the legal limits but imagine prolonged use of these products on our skin, every little accumulate. That's why I am glad to find the Naked Shine Hydrating Shampoo in Boots. The main ...  Read the complete review

I first came across the Naked range of products when they were recommended to me by a friend. The brand prides itself on having a large product range available in selected Boots stores which are all 97% natural. All Naked products are free from parabens, Sodium lauryl sulphate and petrochemicals, which I think is great considering I have sensitive skin and an allergy to parabens. I decided to try out this shampoo after I had been given a set body wash and moisturisers as a gift and thought that the shampoo may be good. The shampoo bottle is fairly simply, unfortunately the large cap was awkward to use in the shower though as it made the bottle difficult to ...  Read the complete review