Beth Rondale
Growing up in the 60's, the "flower child" culture ideals of peace and love still resonate with me. And they're needed in the world more now than ever. But I won't even go there right now.
Anyway, when choosing beauty products, I like to support companies that also embrace the 60's vibes. For me, peace and love are embraced by ethical companies, and I'm personally drawn to small businesses since I feel they tend to take more care in the process of developing their products. While SheaMoisture (the company who created the products I'm about to discuss) isn't small, it is definitely ethical. See an example of one of their projects here.
Their new line of haircare products, Lotus and Chamomile, is wonderfully hydrating without weighing down my hair. And everything smells AMAZING! The icing on the cake is that every SheaMoisture product is also cruelty free, ethically sourced, and uses all organic ingredients. I promise I'm not being paid to say this, but if anyone from SheaMoisture stumbles across this post, I'd be more than happy to endorse you!
I started out buying the shampoo and conditioner, which were $10 each at Target. That was a month ago, and since then I have also purchased the scalp elixir and leave-in conditioner. I swear, my hair loves this stuff. For those of you who are "night-showerers", the aromatherapeutic scent is perfect for melting away stress.
If you do end up going out and giving the products a go, don't be scared off by the ingredients. Yes, there is shea butter in the shampoo, but I promise you you won't step out of the shower looking like a greasy mess. It's super hydrating, and a little of any of these products goes a long way.
If you're looking to switch up your hair routine or make the switch to natural hair products, I highly recommend you give Lotus and Chamomile a try. I hope to make a post soon on my holy-grail beauty products- don't be surprised if you end up reading about these products again ;)
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