Drug Store Shampoos
What You Need to Know
By Marlene Alexander, published Mar 02, 2006
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When it comes to shampoo, it seems like you have an endless choice. And it goes beyond merely cleansing your hair. Products that claim to add body and shine, repair split ends and prevent dandruff, compete for your drug store dollars but not all of them are good choices. Here then, is a guide to help you make sense of it all. Please note that this is merely a guide, a place to start on your quest for healthier hair. Ph levels are important. A professional product will say right on the bottle that it has a ph level of 4.5 to 5.5. This is important because, if a shampoo is too acidic or too alkaline, it is damaging to your hair. Some drug store shampoos will say that their product is Ph balanced but not give the actual ph level. That being said, products such as L’Oreal started out in hair salons and therefore have a lot of research to their credit.
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Resources
- "Cosmetic Labeling" found on beautycare.com: www.beautycare.com "Is Organic Shampoo Chemistry or Botany?" found on Organic Consumers Association: www.organicconsumers.org "Disappearance" found on L'Oreal.com: www.hair-science.com
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