Is dr miracles gro oil okay to use if you are avoiding sulfates and silicones

[l0nd0nbr1dg3]

im going sulfate free and its awsome, todays my first day
and also avoiding silocones
and my curly hair loves the no sulfate thing

one question tough, can i still use dr miracles gro oil going sulfate free?

[Helix]

When I first read the title of this post my gut reaction was to yell "l0nd0nbr1dg3 no! If you like having hair on your head back away from the Dr. Miracles!" at my montior. But then I came to my senses and thought, "Hey, if it works for her that's all that matters. No two heads of hair are alike, afterall."

As a rule I won't touch anything made by Dr miracles with a 10 foot pole, but that's just me.

I'm glad to hear it works for somebody though...and that's all I'm going to say about that.

To answer your question; if it is an oil I don't think it has sulfates in it but check the ingredient list to make sure. Sulfates are used to clean the hair so I wouldn't see the purpose in adding them to a growth oil.