Looking for Organic Products

[amethyst]

Any reccommendations?

I have bought a lot of products that are supposedly "organic' but then find they are not as organic as they claim to be, with a lot of artificial additives in them. I'm looking for products that work, but are also good for you. Specifically, shampoos, conditioners and creams.

[psychicdefender]

Lush springs to mind, they claim to be organic and preservative free and have a website. Click here. (http://www.lush.co.uk/)

[amethyst]

Lush springs to mind, they claim to be organic and preservative free and have a website. Click here. (http://www.lush.co.uk/)

Thanks! Have you used Lush? The problem I have, is my hair is thick but baby fine in texture, and a lot of the organic shampoos I've tried weigh it down.

[psychicdefender]

Not personally, I have long hair but I'm a bloke so I just 'let it happen' (usually a frizzy mess!). I was in there a few weeks ago (with a friend getting valentines pressie) and they have a good selection of stuff for all the different hairtypes. Maybe you could buy the smallest size in whatever suits and give it a go?

[amethyst]

Not personally, I have long hair but I'm a bloke so I just 'let it happen' (usually a frizzy mess!). I was in there a few weeks ago (with a friend getting valentines pressie) and they have a good selection of stuff for all the different hairtypes. Maybe you could buy the smallest size in whatever suits and give it a go?

I was looking at the website.....I think I will :) Hopefully they ship to the states.

[hagbard_celine]

I've been using these people for two years now: http://www.abelandcole.co.uk/Home.aspx

The produce is not only 100% organic; it comes from small local privately-owned farms so it's also FairTrade and reduces transport polution.

[amethyst]

I've been using these people for two years now: http://www.abelandcole.co.uk/Home.aspx

The produce is not only 100% organic; it comes from small local privately-owned farms so it's also FairTrade and reduces transport polution.

Thanks hagbard_celine. :) I looked at that website but it didn't look like it had organic products like shampooos and such....but it did offer some nice organic chocolate :D YUM!

[enlightenme]

Thanks! Have you used Lush? The problem I have, is my hair is thick but baby fine in texture, and a lot of the organic shampoos I've tried weigh it down.

Organic Shampoo/Conditioners do tend to do that unfortunately.

I’ve used Neway's in the past and their shampoo ect was the best I’ve used.
Have a look at their site because their products, vitamins ect ect are excellent!

[grenadene]

I've had some really nice products from here :)

http://www.sensational-indulgences.co.uk/goshopping_28822/

[sebastian]

I live in Romania, and constantly searching healthy foods is a challenge ( I'm also a nutritionist who likes to cook :) ). But findind " healthy " or homegrown is virtually extinct . Lately I found that even the seeds farmers use to cultivate are imported :( . So it's virtually impossible to make the healthy choice in Romania. I hope it's better in your neck of the woods.

[amethyst]

I live in Romania, and constantly searching healthy foods is a challenge ( I'm also a nutritionist who likes to cook :) ). But findind " healthy " or homegrown is virtually extinct . Lately I found that even the seeds farmers use to cultivate are imported :( . So it's virtually impossible to make the healthy choice in Romania. I hope it's better in your neck of the woods.

Oh what a nice picture you have there sebastian! :D

With the way prices are going here, I sort of think we will be having to make our own concoctions.

I've had some really nice products from here

http://www.sensational-indulgences.c...hopping_28822/

Thanks grenadene! I'll check out the website :)

[sebastian]

;)