Fenugreek is a natural hair conditioner that softens and detangles hair, making it more manageable. I’ve used this Meera Onion Shampoo for a month weekly twice. It forms a rich lather with just a coin-sized amount and washes off easily with few rinses. I’ll say that it’s not a mild shampoo, it’s highly efficient in clearing the scalp of impurities and dirt in one go. It easily removes hair oils if I had oiled, with just a bit extra shampoo. The shampoo gives a squeaky clean scalp and hair. Well, it has a good number of surfactants, so it was expected. The after-effects of the shampoo are also impressive. After drying, my hair feels soft and voluminous, even without a conditioner. The shampoo doesn’t dry out the hair and leaves it nourished. Secondly, there are some concerning ingredients present in the Meera Shampoo. As I mentioned earlier, some of these ingredients may be potentially harmful to one’s health, which is a cause for concern.

Fenugreek Seeds, which is anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory. It is known to fight dandruff and impart smoothness and shine on the hair. Meera, a brand that is marketed as herbal, has caught my attention for their transparent ingredient list. This is in contrast to Biotique, which is infamous for not revealing its full ingredient list. However, upon closer analysis of the Meera Shampoo ingredient list, it is apparent that the shampoo is not sulfate-free, as it contains SLES as the second ingredient. After using this shampoo, my scalp, and hair feel squeaky clean. This is due to the presence of a good number of surfactants, which was to be expected. Moreover, the after-effects of this shampoo are equally impressive. Once my hair has dried, it feels soft and voluminous, even without the use of a conditioner. The shampoo doesn’t strip the hair of moisture, instead, it nourishes it. However, Colins argues that in the case of formaldehyde-releasing preservatives,formaldehyde is released slowly and the skin has probably not evolved to deal with that. The lingeringformaldehyde might be toxic tothe Langerhans Cells that are important for the skin's defense system. Another potential issue is that formaldehyde-releasers might also release other things while reacting with amino acids in the skin that is probably the explanation why some people are not allergic to formaldehyde but are allergic to formaldehyde-releasing preservatives. These are all theories, far from proven facts, but we feel that there are some justified reasons whyformaldehyde-releasing preservatives andDmdm Hydantoin count as controversial. The Meera Shampoo is Paraben Free. Well, I’m not happy, the Paraben preservative is being replaced with the unsafe Methylchloroisothiazolinone and BHT both of which are potentially toxic. It also has fragrance added to it.Though Meera is marketed as a herbal brand, I appreciate that they disclose the full ingredient list, unlike the infamous Biotique. Anyways, analyzing the ingredient list, it’s clear that the Meera Shampoo is not a Sulphate Free Shampoo. It has SLES as the second ingredient.

Raaga – Raaga Professional is a fast growing professional care brand that offers range of products catering to most of the services offered by salons. Be it the Hair Care range (Pro Botanix), which consists of shampoos & conditioners or the Hair Colour range (Pro10 Express – world’s first 10-minute permanent hair colour) or Skin Care, which allows salons to offer variety of services like facials, tan removing and waxing services to their clients or the most sought after Heady & Body Massage Oils, Raaga’s vision is to continuously offer unique products that would give salons the opportunity to pamper their clientele with confidence. On the positive side, the Meera Shampoo is free from parabens. However, I am concerned that the paraben preservative has been replaced with Methylchloroisothiazolinone and BHT, both of which are potentially toxic. Additionally, the shampoo contains added fragrances, which could cause irritation for some individuals. NOURISHES AND PROTECTS HAIR. The goodness of coconut reaches deep into your hair shaft for nourishment and hair strengthening. Coconut milk has antimicrobial properties, so they guard the scalp against harmful bacteria and fungiCERTIFIED SHAMPOO. Little Extra Coco Onion Hair Shampoo is one of the few natural shampoos to be Certified, Made Safe & Australian Certified Toxic-Free. Our plant-based shampoo is a gentle remedy to gently cleanse your scalp while nourishing it. There are no irritants in this fragrance-free shampoo & it doesn’t leave residue or buildup on the scalp NO HARMFUL CHEMICALS. Our sulfate & paraben-free shampoo is FDA-approved, Dermatologist tested & free from The Evil List like phthalates, silicones, SLES, mineral oil, artificial color, synthetic fragrance, SLS, etc. Proudly vegan & cruelty-free Moving on to the beneficial ingredients, the Meera Shampoo includes fenugreek seeds, which are anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory. These seeds are known to fight dandruff and leave hair feeling smooth and shiny. Another ingredient, onion extract, is an anti-bacterial agent that contains sulfur, which can stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth. Benefits of Meera shampoo Promotes hair growth The amount offormaldehyde used in cosmetics either neat or throughformaldehyde-releasing preservatives is tiny. Probably that is why the Cosmetic Ingredient Review Broad concluded both in 1988 and in 2008 that DMDM Hydantoin is " safe as used in cosmetics".