Thread: No- or low- (really low) fragrance hair products???

Does anyone else have fragrance sensitivity issues? I've been able to find facial/body skincare without fragrance (thank you Paula's Choice) and I'm using Paula's shampoo and conditioner (no fragrance) but I need styling products for curly hair...

Please post your low/no fragrance options if you have them. Also -- I'm sensitive to "natural" products (lavender, citrus, geranium, etc.), so those are out of the question.

Thanks in advance for your help with this!

-- maia

Sally's has "Naturelle" hair gel which is fragrance free. A bit flaky on straight hair, might work better for you, with curly hair? The chain of drugstores Shoppers Drug Mart here in Canada used to have a line called Orgnx which made a really good serum which my staple but wouldn't you know they discontinued it. Also, places that do personalized-scent products like The Body Shop and Aveda may have the unscented base products for sale, but honestly I haven't bought anything there in a few years, not sure if they still make them.

It has been my experience in general that FF stuff often gets discontinued. You may want to check eBay.

Whole foods 360 brand has great fragrance free conditioner. Worth trying the rest of the line too

Hi,
I have lots of sensitivities and I've found that Aubrey Organics has pretty good hair products. Most health food stores have them or can order them in and they can be ordered online. One thing to be careful of if trying something for the first time, make sure to read the ingredients. Companies are now labeling products as 'unscented' but they include 'parfum'. I'm still not sure how they can legally do this, but it's in most grocery store 'unscented' brands. Good luck!

What kind of styling products are you looking for? You mentioned you have curly hair. Flax seed gel might work for you.

The Herbwife’s Kitchen » Old-fashioned flax hair gel.

You can find lots of more detailed recipes online.

Have you seen the new Finesse Sensitive line? I've only tried the conditioner. (I like a little more detangler in my blend, but it didn't seem as heavy as regular Finesse.) It's comparable in quality to the rest of the drugstore shelf, and it's a cheap experiment. Hypoallergenic Hair Care Line Boasts Relief for Sensitive Skin - StyleList

Thanks for the input, all. Aubrey is problematic because they have herbal extracts in almost everything...intrigued by the flax seed gel and may have to try that this weekend :)