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Natural Ayurvedic Shampoo with Indian Herbs "Aloe Vera" - Khadi Natural Aloevera Herbal Hair Cleanser
I have purchased products from this brand before. Firstly, they are natural and secondly, they are not tested on animals. The shampoo does not lather well, which is normal for a natural product. The scent is pleasant. It cleanses the scalp wonderfully.
This is not the first time I have purchased products from this brand. Firstly, they are natural and secondly, they are not tested on animals. The shampoo does not create enough foam, which is normal for natural products. The scent is pleasant. It effectively cleanses the scalp.
I really liked this shampoo. I have oily and thin hair. For the first time, after using this shampoo, I was able to go two days without washing my hair. However, without conditioner, my hair feels quite dry. The scent is excellent.
I really liked this shampoo. I have oily and thin hair. For the first time, after using this shampoo, I was able to go two days without washing my hair. However, without conditioner, my hair feels quite dry. The scent is excellent.
I really liked this shampoo. I have oily and thin hair. For the first time, after using this shampoo, I was able to go two days without washing my hair. However, without conditioner, my hair tends to become unruly. The scent is excellent.
It didn't work for me. My hair gets greasy very quickly, and I don't get the voluminous and flowing locks as mentioned in previous reviews. It lathers well, and has a pleasant scent.
This product didn't work for me as it made my hair greasy very quickly and didn't give me the voluminous and bouncy hair that previous reviews had mentioned. On the positive side, it lathers well and has a pleasant scent.
This product didn't work for me. It makes my hair greasy very quickly, and it doesn't give me the voluminous and bouncy hair as mentioned in the previous reviews. However, it does lather well and has a pleasant scent.
I really like this shampoo. It keeps my hair fresh for longer, adds volume and shine. However, when used without conditioner, it tends to dry out the ends of my hair. I will definitely try other products from this brand.
I really like this shampoo. It helps my hair stay fresh for longer and adds volume and shine. However, if used without conditioner, it can dry out the ends of the hair. I will try other products from this brand as well.
I tried it out and I'm very satisfied! I'll definitely be getting more!
I tried it out and I'm really satisfied! I'll definitely get more!!!
I tried it out and I am very satisfied! I will definitely get more!!!
This shampoo is quite good, it foams up excellently and has a pleasant scent. The initial effect was amazing, but unfortunately, my hair got used to it very quickly.
This shampoo is quite good, it lathers up excellently and has a pleasant scent. The immediate effect was amazing, but unfortunately, my hair got used to it very quickly.
This shampoo is quite good. It lathers up nicely and has a pleasant scent. At first, the results were amazing, but unfortunately, my hair got used to it very quickly.
The shampoo is really great, it makes my hair silky, shiny, and easy to style. And it also helps them grow (+5 cm in 4 months - for me, that's amazing, usually they would break and not grow at all). After using this shampoo, I apply the "Orange-Lemongrass" conditioner from the same brand - and my hair looks just like in the commercials!
In the previous review, there were doubts about its natural ingredients, so here's the truth: all the shampoos from the Indian brand Khadi contain extracts of soapnuts (Reetha) and/or soap fruits (Shikakai). Both of these natural components create a wonderful lather. When I was in India (on vacation in Goa), I personally saw how local women brewed these fruits and washed their hair with the decoction, without using any shampoo. Besides the great lather, it also conditions the hair perfectly - no need for conditioner afterwards! Indian women also regularly use natural hair oils. By the way, Khadi is the most popular brand of natural cosmetics among them. It may not be affordable for everyone, but women really love this brand, and I was told that it was founded by Mahatma Gandhi himself around 50 years ago. And now the Germans have copied it, and the Indians are suing them (even though the German brand is much more expensive than the Indian one, and the recipes and ingredients are the same). If anyone knows how to take care of hair, it's definitely Indian women - I have never seen such thick, shiny, and long hair in any other nation, I swear! Not only in movies do their women have such gorgeous locks down to their hips - but also in real life.
The shampoo is really great, it makes my hair silky, shiny, and easy to style. And it also helps them grow (+5 cm in 4 months - for me, that's amazing, usually they would break and not grow at all). After using this shampoo, I apply the "Orange-Lemongrass" conditioner from the same brand - and my hair looks like in the commercials!
In the previous review, there were doubts about its naturalness, so here's the thing: all shampoos from the Indian brand Khadi contain extracts of soap nuts (Reetha) and/or soap fruits (Shikakai). Both of these natural ingredients create a wonderful lather. When I was in India (on vacation in Goa), I personally saw how local women brewed these fruits and washed their hair with the decoction, without using shampoo. Besides the fact that it lathers perfectly, it also conditions the hair excellently - no need for conditioner afterward! Indian women also regularly use natural hair oils. By the way, Khadi is the most popular brand of natural cosmetics among them. It may not be affordable for everyone, but women really love this brand, and I was told that it was founded by Mahatma Gandhi himself around 50 years ago. And now, the Germans have copied it, and the Indians are suing them (even though the German brand is much more expensive than the Indian one, and the recipes and compositions are the same). If there's anyone who knows how to take care of their hair, it's definitely the Indian women - I have never seen such thick, shiny, and long hair in any other nation, I swear! It's not just in movies that their women have such gorgeous locks below their waist - it's in real life too.
The shampoo is amazing, leaving the hair silky, shiny, and easy to style. It also promotes excellent hair growth (+5 cm in 4 months - super impressive for me, as my hair used to break and not grow at all). After using this shampoo, I apply the "Orange-Lemongrass" conditioner from the same brand - and my hair looks like it's straight out of a commercial!
In the previous review, there were doubts about the natural ingredients, so here's the truth: all shampoos from the Indian brand Khadi contain extracts of soapnuts (Reetha) and/or soap pods (Shikakai). Both of these natural components create a fantastic lather. When I was in India (on vacation in Goa), I personally saw local women brewing these pods and washing their hair with the decoction, without using any shampoo. Besides its excellent lathering properties, this shampoo also conditions the hair beautifully - no need for conditioner afterwards! Indian women also regularly use natural hair oils. By the way, Khadi is the most popular brand of natural cosmetics in India. It may not be affordable for everyone, but women absolutely adore this brand, and I was told that it was founded by Mahatma Gandhi himself around 50 years ago. Now, the Germans have copied it, and the Indians are suing them (even though the German brand is much more expensive than the Indian one, with the same recipes and ingredients). When it comes to hair care, Indian women definitely know their stuff - I have never seen such thick, shiny, and long hair in any other nation, I swear! It's not just in the movies that their women have such gorgeous waist-length curls - it's real life too.
This shampoo is decent. However, I have doubts about its naturalness due to its 3-year shelf life. It clearly contains a lot of preservatives that are not listed in the ingredients. It lathers a lot, which indicates the presence of SLS for a natural product. Additionally, the price is significantly inflated.