20 Paraben-Free Hair Care Products

Posted by Alexandra | Thursday March 3, 2011

In recent years, consumer demand for products that have fewer additives and more eco-friendly ingredients has resulted in a flood of hair care products coming to market. Here is a round-up of 20 Shampoo and Conditioner options that are paraben-free but still maintain the high standard of quality you've come to expect:

Under $10

Burt's Bees Shampoo and Conditioner, $9ish
Pantene Nature Fusion Shampoo and Conditioner, $8ish

Garnier Fructis Pure Clean Shampoo and Conditioner, $7ish
Kiss My Face Shampoo and Conditioner, $9ish

Under $15

Alba Botanica Hair Wash and Conditioner, $10ish
Yes To Carrots Shampoo and Conditioner, $10ish

Carol's Daughter Shampoo and Conditioner, $12ish
Avalon Organics Shampoo and Conditioner, $10ish

Under $30

Schwarzkopf Essensity Shampoo and Conditioner, $20ish
Aveda Shampure Shampoo and Conditioner, $20ish

Is using paraben-free products important to you? Rate your favourite here!

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6 Comments

	on March 07, 2011 Hair Color Remover said: What a great list of products! So many to choose from and try, and all of them healthy for the hair! That's awesome!
	on March 06, 2011 Teri said: Thanks for the great round up. While I don't necessarily think they are "all bad", but natural is probably better.
	on March 04, 2011 dolce_bellissima 4,214 said: I've tried Avalon and Alba's hair care and I really like it. It is really important for me to keep my lifestyle as natural and organic as possible, so it is nice to see some companies catering to those needs.
	on March 03, 2011 pynk.neko 1,838 said: I have been using the Avalon Organics shampoo conditioner but mine is scent-free. It is the best stuff I have used on my hair yet! Makes it super soft and way more manageable than others I have tried [such as Pantene and Suave]. It is a little more expensive than the other brands in the store but I think it is totally worth it. The fact that it does not have a bunch of crazy chemicals in it is just a sweet bonus! :]
	on March 03, 2011 LaurenBlair 128 said: I've been using the Essensity line for coloured hair, and I like it so I'm sure this 'natural' line is good quality too. I also wouldn't mind trying the Burts Bees line, that brand always seems to get good reviews!
	on March 03, 2011 cathy3087 98 said: I definitely think it's important to use natural products in your body care routine. You're scrubbing and pushing shampoos and conditioners into the pores in your scalp so minimizing the chemicals is very important. I haven't tried any of these but I'd like to try the Burt's Bees and Yes to Carrots ones.