Comments on: Is Aveda Really More Natural?

By: thebeautybrains

thebeautybrains — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:27:43 +0000

@Sasha – There is no such thing as “certified organic” Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate.

By: Sasha Fierce

Sasha Fierce — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:59:03 +0000

CALL AVEDA! They can tell you where each and every one of those “chemical” words are sourced BEFORE you write an article based on assumptions. The products are naturally derived and certified organic. Have you ever looked up the difference between organic and “certified organic?” Did you know the cosmetic industry can claim a product is “all natural” when in actuality it only HAS to be 5% natural? The less expensive products are all water/ wax based, and you pay for what you get. Dont knock it ’till you try it…… Beauty is as Beauty does.

By: veryt

veryt — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:38:30 +0000

the most comments here are really crap. There is plenty of choice in the pure organic cosmetics – and I mean pure. Try naturkosmetik in google, and you gonna find from Logona to Alverde (cheap) till Neal’s Remedies, Aquabio etc. Look at the INCI’s – tha is natural cosmetics, not such crap. On what planet are you living? Aveda is NOT a biological cosmetics company – if I am allowed to use European standards

By: carlie

carlie — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 18:46:47 +0000

I thought I would add for you my own review of the Suave Professionals’ Rosemary Mint.
The shampoo is listed as being for ‘normal’ hair, which is what Aveda RM is recommended for use on. The Suave shampoo’s scent is not as ‘natural’ or ’strong’ smelling as Aveda. It kind of smells like hand soap. The shampoo lathers very well compared to Aveda and the rinsed feeling is squeaky clean.
The conditioner scent is more true to the Aveda scent. It takes less Suave conditioner to get a nice smooth feeling than the Aveda RM conditioner. The hair has a weird after feeling, but this is consistent with the after feeling of Aveda RM conditioner. The Suave conditioner is runny, but this is consistent with all Suave conditioners.
The pumps on the “salon bottles” pump out less product than the Aveda bottles to. It takes several more pumps of Suave conditioner to saturate my hair than Aveda, but overall it takes less Suave than Aveda to saturate.
After drying, the scent of the conditioner is covered by other products. You wouldn’t know I used Rosemary Mint after my hair is styled. It adds a pleasing amount of volume and a nice clean feeling.
Over all I am please with Suave’s Rosemary Mint shampoo and conditioner, with the exception of the scent of the shampoo, which could be much better and more true to the original Rosemary Mint.

By: PAULA

PAULA — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 02:01:13 +0000

THANK YOU! LADY, WHO COLORED MY HAIR SAID AVEDA IS ALL NATURAL. I BELIEVED SO I BOUGHT SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER. THAN I BROUGHT IT BACK. WE ARE FOR ALL NATURAL.!!!!!!