View Poll Results: Do you use Sulphates and Silicones?

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  • I use neither sulphates nor silicones

    48 24.62%
  • I use sulphates occasionally

    20 10.26%
  • I use sulphates regularly

    15 7.69%
  • I use silicones occasionally

    9 4.62%
  • I use silicones regularly

    11 5.64%
  • I use both sulphates and silicones occasionally

    22 11.28%
  • I use both sulphates and silicones regularly

    64 32.82%
  • I don't know / don't have a preference

    3 1.54%
  • I use cheese

    3 1.54%
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Thread: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

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    Member Bri-Chan's Avatar
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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by valeriamorales View Post
    silicones scare me. the fact that they won't get out until I use sulfates is scary.
    This can also happen with heavy oil or waxes actually.

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by Bri-Chan View Post
    This can also happen with heavy oil or waxes actually.
    yes, it can

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by valeriamorales View Post
    silicones scare me. the fact that they won't get out until I use sulfates is scary.
    That’s actually untrue though. Silicones don’t permanently bond to hair, they’ll come out over time even if you don’t use sulfates.
    At my goal length of Classic after 2.5 years here at the LHC.
    (still growing though lol)

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by knobbly View Post
    That’s actually untrue though. Silicones don’t permanently bond to hair, they’ll come out over time even if you don’t use sulfates.
    Indeed.

    Also not all silicones require sulphates to wash out
    http://science-yhairblog.blogspot.co...lity-list.html
    http://science-yhairblog.blogspot.co...silicones.html
    Length goal well and truly met, now just seeing how it grows ...
    Picky scalp but easygoing hair, thank goodness

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    I don't have a preference. My current shampoo happens to have sulphates, my conditioner happens not to have silicones. I guess my hair just isn't picky since I've never had to think about them.
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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by lapis_lazuli View Post
    I don't have a preference. My current shampoo happens to have sulphates, my conditioner happens not to have silicones. I guess my hair just isn't picky since I've never had to think about them.
    No silicones?? What are its magic ingredients? How long does it take you to comb out your length? Curious minds want to know
    scalp > SL > MBL > TBL > FTL > KNEE > KNEE+

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    Quote Originally Posted by foreveryours View Post
    No silicones?? What are its magic ingredients? How long does it take you to comb out your length? Curious minds want to know
    I use the regular Mane 'n Tail conditioner, which has no cones. It takes me a good half hour to finger-comb after air drying, but I only have to do that every couple weeks :P
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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    I go back and forth between sulfate and non sulfate. But I prefer not to use silicones. With the amount of oil and leave in I use on a daily basis, I think sulfate would be the healthier option for me. My hair tends to get lot of build up over a short period, but I rely on other natural oils besides from my scalp. My scalp hates my own oils

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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    I use sulfates and about the silicones, I do kind of one shower with, one or two without, then a couple with... I don't really care. I've tried silicon-free only but my hair doesn't like it, so I do both
    SL - APL - BSL - MBL - WL- MBL - WL - HL - TBL
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    Default Re: Poll on Silicones and Sulphates

    My shampoo I use now has sulfate in it and my conditioner has silicone in it and my hair is a lot more manageable than before.

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