LUSH’s Solid Dandruff Fighter

Don’t be put off by the scent of LUSH Soak and Float Solid Shampoo ($9.25)- that strong, summer campfire scent is caused by cade oil, a tough warrior against dandruff from the juniper family. Dry, itchy scalps will meet their end after you introduce this sodium lauryl sulfate free shampoo bar into your hair care routine. Once the cade oil has banished flakes, lavender oil steps in to tone the scalp and prevent future sebum imbalances. Just swipe this bar a few times over wet hair and watch your flaky scalp cower!

Tom’s of Maine Conditioning Shave Cream

Many shave creams contain harsh chemicals and drying alcohol- is it really that hard to imagine why you can’t get smooth skin? Tom’s of Maine Natural Conditioning Shave Cream in Calendula ($4.69) perfectly preps skin for shaving with a blend of vegetable soaps for rich lather, and Vitamin E and jojoba oils to condition and soothe. The refreshing, spicy floral scent of calendula reminds you that you are using a quality, natural product- vegan and never tested on animals!

Another great reason to go natural with Tom’s of Maine? 10% of all profits are donated to charitable organizations! Your skin isn’t the only part of you that will benefit from a smooth, natural shave!

Pure Volume, Pure Ingredients

Maximize volume every time you blow dry with Pureology Pure Volume Blow Dry Amplifier ($19.99). Exclusive heat activated weightless volumizers pump up each strand to give your hair as much lift as possible while adding just the right amount of moisture to keep hair looking and feeling healthy and manageable. The Anti Fade Complex protects color from the effects of heat styling, to prevent color loss and damage to treated hair. This 100% vegan formula is also sulfate free, so it fits the needs of almost any hair care routine!

The LUSH American Dream

What do you get when you combine fresh oranges and strawberries with creamy vanilla? It’s not a milkshake, it’s LUSH American Cream Conditioner ($17.49, 8.4 fl. oz). Don’t be fooled by it’s sweet scent- this is one tough conditioner for the roughest of hair. Honey water moisturizes, lavender oil whips dry scalps into shape, and clary sage intoxicates your senses. Tangled hair becomes easy to comb and dull hair gets it’s shine on, all while being scented with the alluring, delicious scent of a 1950s soda fountain!

The Fountain of Youth For Hair

Linoleic and hyaluronic acids, credited for the shiny, supple appearance of youthful hair are some of the main ingredients in John Masters Organics Honey and Hibiscus Hair Reconstructing Shampoo ($26.00). Washing can be as damaging to your hair as other hair care practices, but this shampoo uses (deliciously scented!) honey and hibiscus extracts to fortify the hair shaft with nutrients that strengthen with every wash. All hair types, including color treated, will see time-reversing effects from this shampoo that even Ponce de Leon couldn’t have dreamed up!

Share a Cuppa With Your Hair

Tea is rich in antioxidants that fight free radicals and keep our bodies healthy, but it also can be therapeutic for your hair and scalp. Break out the tea pot, and brew these tried and true do-it-yourself hair treatments:

• Fight dandruff and add shine with 1/4 cup of dried lavender simmered in two cups of water. After cooling, saturate hair and scalp and leave on fifteen minutes before rinsing.
• Help stimulate hair growth by steeping 1/4 cup of dried rosemary in two cups of water until it reaches room temperature. Massage onto scalp, cover hair with a shower cap, and leave on as long as you’d like, even overnight, to tone and clarify.
• Add subtle, natural looking highlights to blonde hair with a rinse made from 1/3 cup dried chamomile flowers steeped in one quart of hot water until cool. Strain well, and pour over hair, repeating if desired. Leave in hair for fifteen minutes, then rinse.

Natural Conditioning From The Islands

Refresh dry and damaged hair with Aubrey Organics Island Naturals Replenishing Shampoo ($9.98). Exotic, tropical butters like jojoba, mango and organic shea combine with organic coconut milk for deep conditioning and softer hair. Aloe vera replenishes moisture and allspice adds a unique, spicy scent. This natural conditioner is great for adding extra manageability to chemically treated hair.

LUSH Jumping Juniper Shampoo Bar For Oily Hair

Give oily hair and scalp a deep cleanse they won’t soon forget with LUSH Jumping Juniper Solid Shampoo Bar ($9.95). This eco-friendly (low waste, long lasting) shampoo uses balancing lavender to even out a scalp that is overproducing oil. Juniper decongests the scalp so no stray oil or dead cells are left behind, and lemon and lime oils put their antiseptic properties to work to clean hair and leave it shiny and manageable. Just a few swipes across damp hair lets you rid yourself of excess oil and bring on beautiful, squeaky clean hair!

Dr. Bronner’s Organic Citrus Conditioner

Certified by the same National Organic Program that certifies food, Dr. Bronner’s Organic Shikakai Conditioning Hair Rinse in Citrus ($9.99) nourishes and improves all hair types with quality organic ingredients. Shikakai powder, from the African Acacia tree, is a natural conditioner known soften. Lemon juice tightens the hair shaft, making it more manageable, and gives hair a clean, reflective shine. Fatty acids from coconut, olive and hemp moisturize.

The WEN Healthy Hair Care System

Say goodbye to shampoo, and hello to the WEN by Chaz Dean Healthy Hair Care System in Sweet Almond Mint ($29.95). This system excludes ordinary shampoo, in favor of a cleansing conditioner (which contains no sodium laurel sulfate or damaging detergents). Created with a balance of natural ingredients to moisturize, soothe, strengthen and shine while still freeing hair of dirt and oil, this system can be used with great results by all hair types. The system includes Cleansing Conditioner (12 oz), Styling Creme (2 oz), and Moist Intensive Hair Repair Masque (2 oz). As an added bonus, you will receive Texture Balm (10g) and a Wide Tooth Shower Comb for easier detangling.

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