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Applied to the scalp rather than the hair: flaking, itch and soreness, and what the formula is built around.
The curly-method rules, as a formula reading: no sulfate detergent, and no silicone that needs a detergent to remove.
These filters reflect common preferences, not safety ratings. Each ingredient page explains what the evidence actually says.
No added fragrance on the label, and none of the common essential oils we detect. Our essential-oil list is fixed, so it can miss an unusual botanical.
These filters reflect common preferences, not safety ratings. Each ingredient page explains what the evidence actually says.
No added fragrance, no isothiazolinone preservatives, and no formaldehyde-releasing preservatives. These are the ingredients most often named in contact-allergy reporting.
These filters reflect common preferences, not safety ratings. Each ingredient page explains what the evidence actually says.
No parabens and no formaldehyde-releasing preservatives on the label.
These filters reflect common preferences, not safety ratings. Each ingredient page explains what the evidence actually says.
The brand states both vegan and cruelty-free, and we recorded where it says so.
These filters reflect common preferences, not safety ratings. Each ingredient page explains what the evidence actually says.
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