Ayurvedic/ Organic Shampoos available in Chennai

an123 · Feb 21, 2012

Are there any good organic/ ayurvedic sls and paraben free shampoos available in Chennai that you can recommend? Where can I get them?

AN123

jyothiviswanadh · Feb 21, 2012

Try Ayush Shampoos from HIndustan ,,works good for me... give it a try..

an123 · Feb 22, 2012

Hi Girls

I am surprised that noone has any information on this.

I am basically looking for a commercially available Ayurvedic- Organic Shampoo ( SLS, paraben, formaldehyde free) and not just a herbal shampoo which has the mentioned ingredients included in it.

From my research these seem to be pretty good:
· K.P.Namboodiri's Ayurvedic Hair Care Shampoo – only list ayurvedic ingredients but does not specifically say it is SLS free
· Hairomax Nalikera shampoo made with virgin coconut oil and it has three varieties - which is SLS, paraben, formaldehyde free
· Thaali from Angadikkada (traditional kerala ayurvedic stores)

But it would really help if someone knows where I can buy these in Chennai?

angelvoice · Oct 30, 2012

an123 said: ↑

 Hi Girls

I am surprised that noone has any information on this.

I am basically looking for a commercially available Ayurvedic- Organic Shampoo ( SLS, paraben, formaldehyde free) and not just a herbal shampoo which has the mentioned ingredients included in it.

From my research these seem to be pretty good:
· K.P.Namboodiri's Ayurvedic Hair Care Shampoo – only list ayurvedic ingredients but does not specifically say it is SLS free
· Hairomax Nalikera shampoo made with virgin coconut oil and it has three varieties - which is SLS, paraben, formaldehyde free
· Thaali from Angadikkada (traditional kerala ayurvedic stores)

But it would really help if someone knows where I can buy these in Chennai?
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i have used hairomax it makes your hair like a broomstick.. horror of horrors... but i still use it on and off since its natural.. buy shampoo bars from soulflower.. they are available in supermarkets... like pantaloons big bazaar, reliance etc.... sometimes you get amla, shikakai, reetha prepacked from supermarkets... you can buy these and powder yourself and make it.. (i know this is old post.. just my two cents)