I found that Native’s hair products didn’t really help when it came to the grease level, nor did they help to encourage my waves.
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I have fine, thin hair with loose waves that tend to get oily relatively fast. I personally don’t use conditioner and/or conditioning hair masks that often to begin with (probably twice a month), but I found that the shampoo made my hair so soft-even detangling it-that I really didn’t even need the conditioner at all! It felt like I was using really soft water (this is most likely due to the amount of salts used in Native’s formulations). So, what did I think of Native’s hair care products after using them for several weeks? The first thing that was immediately noticeable as soon as I started using Native’s shampoo was how soft it was. Synthetic Fragrance My Honest Review of Native’s Hair Care Products We want to know what else is used and until then, we cannot confidently say that Native’s hair care products are non-toxic.
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While we’re certainly glad to see the fragrance ingredients are free from some of the worst offenders like phthalates and parabens, that doesn’t put them in the clear.
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We reached out to Native to request a full list of their fragrance ingredients and they declined to disclose them, citing “proprietary reasons.” This is pretty disappointing, considering that plenty of other companies are choosing to disclose their full ingredient lists due to consumer demand as well as new legislation such as the California Senate Bill 312. All of our products are phthalate free and paraben free, and we abide by the International Fragrance Regulatory Association (IFRA) guidelines to ensure the safety of our formulations.” “To make our unique scents we use a blend of essential oils, safe synthetic oils, and natural extracts. This is the statement about Native’s fragrances on their website: You can read more about the problem with synthetic fragrances and this loophole in the law right here. The problem is that when companies neglect to disclose what’s actually in their fragrances, it’s impossible for consumers to know whether the “fragrance” chemicals are safe or not (and consumers deserve to know what’s in the products they buy and use on a daily basis!). Some of these chemicals are perfectly safe, while others are toxic (including things like phthalates and other endocrine disruptors, carcinogens, volatile organic compounds, and allergens). law, companies are allowed to include almost 4,000 different chemicals in their products under the “fragrance” or “parfum” label without actually disclosing them to consumers. Whenever you see the word “fragrance” listed on a product, it should be a red flag. For the most part, these ingredients are safe and non-toxic… but there is ONE BIG EXCEPTION: fragrance! I love that Native’s ingredient lists are short (just 10 ingredients for their hair care products) and they’re listed clearly on the back of the bottle. The good thing is that Target offers travel-size bottles of the shampoo and conditioner, so you can try it out without buying a big bottle of it to see whether or not it works for your hair and water situation.ġ4 of the Best Shampoos Without DMDM Hydantoin or Formaldehyde Are Native Shampoo & Conditioner Ingredients Non-Toxic? They contain several different kinds of salts, which can counteract the effects that hard water may have on your hair, making it feel soft, moisturized, and silky smooth! Native’s hair care products also might be a good fit for you if you have hard water at your home.
If you have thicker and/or more frizzy hair, go for the Almond & Shea Butter (Strengthening) or Coconut & Vanilla (Moisturizing) varieties. If you do have thinner or more oily hair, go for the Cucumber & Mint Volumizing shampoo and conditioner (or just don’t use conditioner at all-the shampoo makes your hair pretty soft on its own!). However, some people with thin and/or oily hair (including myself) have found that Native’s hair products make their hair even more greasy. Theoretically, Native’s shampoo and conditioner are made for all hair types.
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