Is 3 in 1 Shampoo BAD For Your Hair and Skin

1. ” I suppose you could call myself a fighter in the fight against the relentless assault on our olfactory senses. I believe that far too many things these days are scented and that by the time you've applied all of the contrasting fragrances to your body in the form of body wash, shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream, hair product, deodorant, fabric softener, laundry detergent, skin lotion, perfume/cologne, you end up smelling like the perfume section of a department store. It causes migraines for me, and it's difficult to enjoy the plain smell of anything when all these aromas compete with one another. Naturally, I like receiving such a great quantity of fragrance-free shampoo and body wash. And, unlike some products that describe themselves as "unscented" but then add a light smell nevertheless, this one is truly fragrance-free. The only scent is the real elements that make it what it is. As for the conditioner, I believe this product leaves something to be desired in that regard. Although it has some light conditioning characteristics, I am still required to apply a second conditioner to my hair. But I don't mind too much because it still eliminates two additional sources of scent that I don't have to worry about, plus the price is so low that it's still a steal.”

2. ” This shampoo and conditioner arrive in our home with some necessary ingredients. It is devoid of toxins such as sulfates, paragons, and aluminum, as well as is vegan and cruelty-free. If it wasn't vegan and cruelty-free, the significant other wouldn't let it in the house, let alone the bathroom/shower. The soap is a little heavier than expected, but it lathers up wonderfully. This is one of my main problems with many vegans, 'healthy' shampoos. They produce relatively little foam. Now, I understand that little lather may still cleanse hair (and the body if it's a body wash product, as this is), but I feel like I get a'real' shampoo experience when there's considerable lather formed. This product creates a great lather. I also like that it is fragrance-free. There is a faint aroma, which is not overpowering and is more than enough. Because of the viscosity of the shampoo/conditioner, a small quantity goes a long way (even though the directions say to use a generous amount). As a result, a gallon will last for a long time. I transferred a good amount to a smaller dispenser that we keep in the shower and tucked the gallon bottle away in the closet. Overall, this shampoo/conditioner (and body wash, but we prefer soaps) lives up to expectations. It's billed as a children's shampoo/conditioner/body wash, but we're adults and enjoy it. It lives up to the promises stated in the product specifications.”

3.  "Like other reviews, I am opposed to additional perfumes in my family's care and home items, and I, like the rest of my household, am sensitive to synthetic smells. I switched to natural eczema treatments years ago and haven't looked back. It's remarkable how much better my sense of smell has improved since I stopped using overly scented well—everything. I don't mind naturally scented things, but because it's difficult to locate ones that are honest about the smells added, I stay with unscented and add my essential oils if wanted. This 3-in-1 soap has the neutral, clean scent I've come to expect from comparable products, and it's light enough to fade fast. For the delicate persons in my house, this works well as a body wash and shampoo. Conditioning depends on the person's hair and the humidity level. Sometimes jojoba oil is recommended after shampooing, and sometimes it is not. I prefer keeping a gallon of soap on hand to replenish my soap dispensers. With five people in the house, we go through items rapidly, but this gallon will last us a long time.”