I have been trying to avoid sulphates and silicones in my shampoos/conditioners for the last 6-7 years. I started out using sukin shampoo/conditioner but there was only one option I think at the time and I ended up changing/trying other brands because I didn't like the smell of the sukin one (too much citrus for me). However, every brand I tried ended up giving me horribly flaky/itchy scalp and I couldn't go 4-5 days without getting really thick build up on my scalp. I decided to give sukin another go, and by this time they had a wider range of shampoos including the Micellar. I decided to try this one due to the suggestion it was good for dandruff/sensitive skin etc... I started out having to wash every 2-3 days mainly because of oil build up (had briefly reverted ... MoreI have been trying to avoid sulphates and silicones in my shampoos/conditioners for the last 6-7 years. I started out using sukin shampoo/conditioner but there was only one option I think at the time and I ended up changing/trying other brands because I didn't like the smell of the sukin one (too much citrus for me). However, every brand I tried ended up giving me horribly flaky/itchy scalp and I couldn't go 4-5 days without getting really thick build up on my scalp. I decided to give sukin another go, and by this time they had a wider range of shampoos including the Micellar. I decided to try this one due to the suggestion it was good for dandruff/sensitive skin etc... I started out having to wash every 2-3 days mainly because of oil build up (had briefly reverted back to sulphates for a while to clear my scalp issues) so I had to re-transition. I was surprised with how conditioned my hair was after the first wash. Usually natural conditioners never quite cut it but I was able to brush without any knots. I have been using this shampoo/conditioner for about 6 weeks now and I have been surprised to find that my scalp doesn't seem to be getting the build up it used to with other low poo shampoos. I am day 8 post my last wash and my hair is in surprisingly good shape and doesn't look that greasy. My scalp has minimal build up. Before, after 3-4 days of washing if I were to scratch my head I would have had massive flaky buildup caught under my fingernails (gross). I am just starting to get some build up now on day 8 (was going to wash on day 7 but my hair seemed fine so am interested in how far I can push it). I would love to be able to go 2-3 weeks without washing and might just be able to achieve that with this shampoo/conditioner. Many have commented they don't get clean hair with this shampoo or that they have build up/residue after the first wash. This is definitely part of the transition period to using this shampoo. Allow a good 2-3 weeks, you may have to wash daily or every 2-3 days in the beginning. I did initially. But after about 3-4 weeks I was able to push my shampoo out to 5-6 days and now I think I will be able to push it out to weekly or possibly longer. Will depend on how my scalp goes. The only thing I don't like about this shampoo is the initial smell of it when you are lathering it onto the hair. However, once out of the shower and my hair starts to dry, the chamomile comes out better and the smell is more enjoyable. Once dry I don't notice any smell at all.

It’s my favourite products. I gave alot of issues with cleaning products for my hair. I am very sensitive been searching for something that works! This conditioner is so nice and smells amazing! And the best part my scalp don’t itch or hurt or get irritated. Love it! Need to make the shampoo and conditioner in 1l bottles please!

I'm sorry Sukin, but this product needs work! I'm presently at Chemist Warehouse trying to return it but to my disappointment due to COVID its not possible (I've never tried to return a beauty or toiletries product in my 36 years of life which tells you something!). My husband and I gave it two tries each, with the same awful results. Firstly it feels like its a conditioner (it coats your hair with something that's difficult to wash off with running water). Then a weird interaction happened when we used our regular conditioners.. it felt like the conditioner was not working and that it was having the opposite effect! The sensation was that it was stripping whatever the hair had been coated with,a long with everything else with the result that the hair became grippy ... MoreI'm sorry Sukin, but this product needs work! I'm presently at Chemist Warehouse trying to return it but to my disappointment due to COVID its not possible (I've never tried to return a beauty or toiletries product in my 36 years of life which tells you something!). My husband and I gave it two tries each, with the same awful results. Firstly it feels like its a conditioner (it coats your hair with something that's difficult to wash off with running water). Then a weird interaction happened when we used our regular conditioners.. it felt like the conditioner was not working and that it was having the opposite effect! The sensation was that it was stripping whatever the hair had been coated with,a long with everything else with the result that the hair became grippy and impossible to comb. We tried 3 conditioners, and even reapplied twice to no avail. After my second attempt this morning using a new conditioner, with the same result, I gave up and had to wash everything out with another shampoo (twice!), and use an intensive conditioner to get my hair back to some degree of normality. It still feels grippy, dry and frizzy. My husband commented seperately that his curly long hair also felt frizzy and dry, and asked if I could buy another shampoo for him. What can I say except, what in the world is in this shampoo thats causing this? Perhaps some more testing is required with a range of conditioners to confirm what's causing these negative effects.