Shampoos You May Want To Avoid By Robert True on April 20, 2014

Most of us have a favorite shampoo. We’ve shopped around and found one that smells right and leaves our hair soft, full, tamed, shiny, and the like. However, we probably don’t know what’s in our preferred hair-care product because reading a shampoo label is like reading a foreign language. 

For example, the chemical dimethicone (which makes hair shiny and easy to comb) is in many shampoos but is classified by the Canadian government as a possible toxin that warrants further study. How can we know if it’s safe?

In addition, there has been a lot of debate about the safety of sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). 

The Epoch Times asked Dr. Robert Dorin his perspective on what shampoo ingredients we should avoid and why. 

To read more on what Dr. Dorin had to say in the latest issue of The Epoch Times, click here.

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