Jun 24

Jun 24 Shampoo + Conditioner

Why It's Effective

When is comes to natural haircare that performs, Innersense is the all around winner.

Conventional shampoos and conditioners contain silicon-based ingredients which make the hair feel silky, but cause build up over time.

Hairbath is a silicone-free, light shampoo that effectively removes excess oil, sweat and dirt without drying out your hair. Daily Conditioner leaves hair smooth and soft but not overly slippery.

Innersense offers product lines for many different hair types:

Fine to normal
Dry and thirsty
Color treated
Curly

Why It's Safe

Traditional shampoos create a lot of suds and lather. But this is because they contain sulfates, which strip hair of natural oils and can irritate the scalp.

In addition to being sulfate-free, Innersense is free of the following other toxic chemicals often found in haircare:

Fragrance - mix of fragrance and chemicals associated with allergies, dermatitis, respiratory distress and potential effects on the reproductive system. Fragrances have been found to contain unnamed toxic ingredients like phthalates which are associated with developmental and reproductive toxicity, endocrine disruption, and cancer.[1][2][3][4]
Butylphenyl Methylpropional - a fragrance that is a skin and eye irritant that is associated with endocrine disruption and the Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety concluded it is enough safe in cosmetic and rinse-off products.[5]
Methylisothiazolinone – allergenic preservative that is possibly neurotoxic based on lab studies on the brain cells of mammals. It is banned for use in cosmetics by the European Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) and limited to .0015% of rinse off products .[6][7][8]
Benzyl benzoate – associated with allergies and dermatitis, and possibly endocrine disruption. Experimental studies show biological effects favoring malignant transformation on human breast cells for benzyl benzoate.[9]
Benzyl Salicylate – associated with allergies and dermatitis, and possibly endocrine disruption. Toxicity tests indicate developmental toxicity on rats.[10]
PEGs (polyethylene glycols) - penetration enhancers that may be contaminated with 1,4-dioxane and ethylene oxide which are associated with reproductive, developmental, and endocrine effects, cancer, and DNA damage.[11]