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Here's my list:

magnesium sulfate
SLS
too much protein
silicone

love yourself first

SLS
drying alcohols
too many oils in one product
too many butters in one product
petrolatum
lanolin

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(taking a break from posting starting late august 2009)

O d d i s y~

im bad at ingredients.. but products :
Umberto Gianini jelly (pink)
Pantene
Rejoice

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And the end of the day , all you've got is yourself..

Cichelle

SLS
petroleum (sp?)
oils (I need to try this again, but straight EVOO made my hair hard.)
parabens
alcohol
proteins (I can tolerate these, but too much means trouble, I think.)
And I'm finding to my surprise....cones....which I used ALL the time before because I loved the slip and feel of them in my hair, especially in conditioners.

I think my hair does better in the long run with truly (as opposed to alleged) natural/organic products.

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3b/c, fine hair, low porosity. Just combed out dreadlocks that I had for three years. Getting to know my hair all over again. :-)

Curlilocs

Honestly, I can't tell.

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Curli's pics
album pw: bangz

jabby

I don't like:

silicones
SLS or close relatives
proteins
mineral oil
large amounts of oils, any kind
lanolin
polyquats (I think these are the yucky ones....I'd have to check)
drying alcohols
petroleum or derived products
really long ingredient lists with things I can't pronounce

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3A/B hair, fine and lots of it
currently loving: Suave M&H conditioner, CurlKeeper, B&A gel

urbancurl

I can't tell either. But I'd really like to know.

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Urbancurl,

I've been here almost a year and look how short my list is. It takes time to figure out what your hair likes and doesn't like. But, once you do, you save a lot of money with product purchases.

I forgot to list waxes and petrolatum.