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I use neither sulphates nor silicones
I use sulphates occasionally
I use sulphates regularly
I use silicones occasionally
I use silicones regularly
I use both sulphates and silicones occasionally
I use both sulphates and silicones regularly
I don't know / don't have a preference
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Finally submitted this poll. Please vote and provide details
Last edited by SeRe; March 24th, 2018 at 09:27 PM.
Tons of new growth! :-)
Love silicones. Nizoral has a sulphate waaaay down on the list.
My growing thread on thin hair - Cut: Sept/Oct '16 - ~25" - 30" MBL - 32" WL - 34" Hips - 37 TBL | Thickness @pony: 2.5" 2/17 - 3 4/18 - 4.13 3/18 Thickness @BSL: <.75" 3/17 - 7/8 4/18 - 1.5 3/18
I use both sulfates & silicones regularly. No shame!
I just do.
I have SD (seborrheic dermatitis) and so harsh sulfates keep my SD at bay. Now, when I get a bout of it, I need to use Nizoral 2% immediately and until it's clear, but so far, the last time I used it was last year, and it had been *years*.
I didn't know that. You think the formula is the same in every country, and from the 1% to the 2%? Interesting. I think I'd have to check the bottle, but my dad keeps it, because he uses it more often than me. I'm in Belgium. We keep a bottle between us, because since I went to using harsh cleansers, I can practically do without it.
ETA skip that, I thought you said silicone instead of sulfate! I would HOPE Nizoral has a sulfate, darn it. I need the harsher cleansers to get my scalp clear. I do think they have made the formula milder over the years, because the insert now says to leave on for 5 to 10 min. instead of max. 5!
Last edited by lapushka; March 25th, 2018 at 04:49 AM. Reason: typo
My growing thread on thin hair - Cut: Sept/Oct '16 - ~25" - 30" MBL - 32" WL - 34" Hips - 37 TBL | Thickness @pony: 2.5" 2/17 - 3 4/18 - 4.13 3/18 Thickness @BSL: <.75" 3/17 - 7/8 4/18 - 1.5 3/18
My scalp apparently isn't a fan of sulfates, so I don't use them anymore except for clarifying. And I stopped using silicones at the same time because I wanted to see if I could get my waves to stick more without them, plus without having sulfates to clean them out, I'd probably end up with a lot of buildup!
Maintaining at Hip-BCL for now.
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I use silicones regularly but do not use sulfates.
*Last box dye - 12/2013, Last highlights - 05/2014, Dyed hair gone! - 11/2018 * Goldwell Kerasilk! - 09/16, 04/17, 08/17, 06/18*
I went sulfate- and silicone-free 8 years ago, and it was the best thing that ever happened to my hair.
I use silicone-y styling products maybe once every two years for an extra special occasion, and I'm contemplating getting a sulfate shampoo for an occasional deep cleansing, but for now I'm completely free of both things.
I only use vegan and cruelty free products and they are all sulfate- and silicone-free anyway.
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When I lived in area with soft water I used very mild shampoos without sulfates, but now with hard water I feel like my hair is not as clean with the same shampoo, so I use moisturizing shampoos with sulfates. I guess when I move back I will stop using sulfates once again.
I don't use silicones anymore.
I wish this would be a multi choice poll, I can't vote now.
I use sulphates regularly (but not exclusively) and silicones occasionally.
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keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.
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