Comments on: Review: Sukin Organics Purifying Shampoo and Nourishing Conditioner

By: ParisB

ParisB — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 02:59:53 +0000

I’m afraid I haven’t tried John Master’s – its just come into Sephora here – so I don’t have thoughts on it sorry!

By: Adibah

Adibah — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 01:35:57 +0000

hi there Paris B, have you tried John Masters? Can you do a review on their products? Is it better than Sukin iyho? jw

By: Sherlyn

Sherlyn — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 03:25:30 +0000

i have used Sukin purifying shampoo for quite sometime. i love the citrus smell, actually i only use in on my scalp, but the other hair part i use Rejoice shampoo due to i have oily scalp but dry hair. so far i notice my dandruff has been reduced and less itchy. i love the shampoo and will definately buy it again. I will try sukin conditioner also.

By: Vatsal

Vatsal — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 21:32:12 +0000

When I use any other shampoo, my hair feels weird in the sense that anytime i touch my hair i feel the weird sensation as though my hair is getting pulled real hard.

But now that i use sukin i dont have that problem anymore.

but i use head and shoulders first to clean my hair of toxins and dandruff control and
second round is that of sukin shampoo

and other trick that my mum taught me is to “dilute” the shampoo.
So i take the ideal amount and dilute it in a mug with some water and then use the diluted solution.

By: Caroline

Caroline — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 08:27:51 +0000

I have just purchased the Botancal Protein Treatment too and I’m looking forward to trying it out.

In April of this year I stopped using shampoo and conditioners with SLS/Parabens and Cones (Silicone based ingredients), the first few days were fabulous, my naturally wavy hair went almost curly. The next 3 weeks were difficult with very temperamental hair, itchy scalp and frizz. I’m over the transition stage now though and my hair is beautiful to manage and for the first time in my life I’m getting hair compliments! At 33 that’s a bonus!

Once I have run out of my other natural products I will try the Sukin Shampoo and Conditioners detailed in the original review. I’m now used to the lack of lather

If you’re new to natural products, it does take a couple of months to adjust but I truly believe you’ll prefer the outcome.

Can I recommend a useful website? http://www.naturallycurly.com despite the name there are lots of fabulous articles about hair care which will benefit non-curly and wavies.

I use Karpati and Inecto which I recommend (the Inecto smells DIVINE – Coconut), perhaps you could review those? They’re available in pharmacies.

By: Elly

Elly — Thu, 06 May 2010 14:22:43 +0000

I purchased the Sukin normal hair purifying shampoo because i was looking for an alternative to normal shampoo. I heard that shampoo that lathers really strips your hair from its nutrients and dries it out. So i tried sukin. I suppose the first time i used it i thought it was different, with a unique sort of smell, and it didnt lather so i expected it to be more gentle on my hair. I tried it a second and third time and noticed that suddenly my hair was tangling and felt VERY dry. So i stopped using it, realising the chemicals, although they are SLR and free of many others, which probably have some benefits for some people, actually has an overall worse effect than supermarket bought shampoo. To test it out further, i used it on my skin. The first time i was amazed at how clear and white my skin was, but the second time using it i realised my skin was completely dry. I have been using moisturiser a lot for the past few days to help it go back to normal. My suggestion is that it would be a good product for say once a month usage, but DO NOT use it often or every day. Completely strips all oils that make your hair silky, so be careful. I suggest if you want to try it to buy the small bottle. I have gone back to pantene pro v and will actually spend the money i was trying to save but wasted on Sukin and buy Wen instead. I hope that will have the desired effect of keeping my hair moisturised. Now trying to find a use for the rest of this bottle. Floor cleaner maybe? This is not intended on being a rude comment, but is the truth about what i experienced with this product. I have not tried any other Sukin products and am just talking about the shampoo for normal hair.

By: Georgie

Georgie — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 20:54:30 +0000

Purchased the Botancal Protein Treatment only yesterday after reading a review on the company’s website, and decided to chance it! as I was in desperate need of a treatment for chlorinated sun/beach/sand hair.

BEST PRODUCT I’ve ever purchased in the range of Deep Treatment for hair! 10 Star Rating.
Hair was silky soft – like baby’s curls and detangle free. When applying product instead of “artifical smells like most treatment masks.” – The Sukin Botanical Protein Treatment smelt absolutely divine of Chamomile, Lavendar, Vanilla & Tangerine oil extracts. Even though its a slim-line 100ml container, its concentrate & a 5c amount is needed.

Returning today to purchase 2more tubs before sale concludes. At $13.60AU its too good to be true!

By: Sukin Organic Skincare and Renew Skin Care at Watsons — My Women Stuff

Sukin Organic Skincare and Renew Skin Care at Watsons — My Women Stuff — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:01:50 +0000

[...] not being quite into organic skincare, I’ve tried the Sukin Foaming Facial Cleanser and the Purifying Shampoo and Conditioner from when they were only available in Singapore. I’ve also tried the Body Wash which is [...]