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[PurpleHen]

Now we try and use our grey water (although no need at this time of year) I have been giving even more thought to the products I use in the shower etc.

 

One change I wanted to make particularly was to my hair care, without compromising my hair (And I gave up on the hair without shampoo thing )

 

So I tried solid shampoo and conditioner from Lush as they have the added benefit of hardly any packaging. Now the shampoos I LOVE, they all seem great - but I just didn't get on with the solid conditioners.

 

So I tried the Green People Conditioner, and it's great You hardly have to use any as it's so concentrated.

 

Just thought you all might like to know in case you're looking for a greener alternative out there......

 

PS - I nearly didn't bother trying it as I have used their shower gel before and don't think much of it

[Sheilaz]

Thanks for that tip. My daughter received a sample of shampoo & also conditioner I think. Apparently she was told that it didn't have water in and she asked me why they said that, what's wrong with water? Well, I assume they pointed it out because water is usually the main ingredient. As you say, Green People products are concentrated so go further. I must ask her what she thought, I'm thinking of trying them now, along with others I've had suggested.

[Guest]

I haven't tried the conditioner, but I have used their shampoo. I think the herbal shampoo from Essential Care is less harsh, but the Green People achieves a better shine.

 

I use Green People Shower Gel and it has lasted for ages. I'm quite happy with it. I also use their toothpaste and have got on all right with that too.

[Cinnamon]

The Lush conditioner "American Cream" is really good - its a liqued one,not a solid one.

I use that & the "Cynthia Sylvia Stout" shampoo, which smells fantastic