Sukin shampoo and conditioner?

[bunnylake]

I was at Marshalls yesterday and came across a hair care brand called Sukin. It's an organic Australian brand and it sounds lovely. Has anyone here tried it? Is it any good?

[Quahatundightu]

I use it, been using it for the last 4 or 5 years and love it! My favourite combo is the Purifying Shampoo and the Nourishing Conditioner. I have hair that is very easily weighed down but it never happens with these Sukin products. I find them gentle and moisturising, gives my hair enough slip to avoid too many tangles as well, important for hair as fine as mine :)

[Crystawni]

*dust bunnies!!!!* :wigtongue

Just bumping this ol' thread to say how much my hair loves Sukin (http://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care), too. I was first converted when I tried, and just finished, a bucket-load (well, one litre pump pack) of the nourishing conditioner (http://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/nourishing-conditioner) that was a steal from Trade Secret. Every time I used it between cone-free condish rotations (yes, I haz a stash of stuffs... :whistle: ), it left my hair detangled and silky, and smelling subtly divine. Then lately, due to a prickly-heat-like reaction my scalp gets in the sun or when hot (kinda all the time in the tropics...), I've been on the hunt for a good SLS/SLES-free shampoo to see if sulphates are the cause. I'd actually forgotten sulphates gave me the itchies (sun or no sun), but my usual sulphate-free Australian Native Botanicals had been a no-show where I'd moved to over a year ago, and sulphate-free is hard to find here in Australia, so I'd dabbled on the sulphate side of life. :doh: Sooooo, anyway, I'm now staying in an area of many choices, and have been able to try the Sukin moisture restoring shampoo (http://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/moisture-restoring-shampoo) and conditioner (http://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/moisture-restoring-conditioner), and found moar winz. My hair feels silky yet baby soft, fine, light and fluffy, is gleaming with lustre and depth of colour (whites are whiter, too) and smells faintly yumdelicious. And best of all, my scalp is happy. :D It's only day two post-wash, but all good so far and defs no sun-ouchies. I'm curious about the other Sukin combos, so may try them down the track.

ETA 22 August: I've since tried the purifying shampoo (http://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/purifying-shampoo), and think I actually prefer it to the moisture-restoring one when it comes to scalp happiness. My hair did seem a little frizzier while still damp, but dried to a soft and shiny, tangle-free smoothness.

[amiaow]

More dust bunnies... not many Sukin threads on the board!

I've been using the Purifying shampoo & Nourishing conditioner (https://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/purifying-shampoo and https://sukinorganics.com/collections/hair-care/products/nourishing-conditioner) and they are really wonderful on my fine hair. My hair is soft (goes a bit crunchy from many products) and tangle free and has great slip. It's less oily too. I find I need to use a bit more shampoo compared to a sulfate shampoo but I'm willing to accept that trade off.

I'm following with the tiniest amount of coconut oil all over my hair.

While it's fun to test out lots of products, I am definitely interested to see how this works for me in the longer term. I love their skincare too!

[PrincessAralin]

I love Sukin, been using it for years. I use their Protein range, but I'm thinking about trying their Moisture Restoring conditioner next time I change bottles.
I use their body lotions too, it's good stuff.