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Coconut Milk

Coconut Milk

OBF

Herbal Essences · 400 ml · shampoo

Ingredients

17 analyzed

Grouped by function. Tap any ingredient for details.

WaterSafe
SlesDepends
Cocamidopropyl BetaineSafe
SlsIrritant
GlycerinSafe
Propylene GlycolDepends
Butylene GlycolSafe
Cetyl AlcoholSafe
DimethiconeSafe
Sodium BenzoateSafe
FragranceAllergen
Hexyl CinnamalAllergen
LimoneneAllergen
LinaloolAllergen
Citric AcidSafe
Sodium Hydroxide (Lye)Safe
Aloe VeraSafe
Sodium CitrateSodium ChlorideSodium XylenesulfonateStearyl AlcoholGlycol DistearateDimethiconolGuar Hydroxypropyltrimonium ChlorideTetrasodium EdtaTea-DodecylbenzenesulfonatePolyquaternium-6TrihydroxystearinTrideceth-10+12 more

SOME CONSIDERATIONS

Why: Has 5 ingredients some prefer to avoid
OK use: Patch test first, especially sensitive skin
Low Risk / Safe10
Context-Dependent2
Common Irritants1
Known Allergens4
Sulfates
Silicones
Fragrance
Known Allergens

Real Talk

  • →Focus on scalp, not lengths. Conditioner is for the ends.
  • →Has fragrance - skip if you have sensitive or reactive skin.

Alternatives

  • Sulfate-free shampoo – gentler on hair and scalp
  • Co-wash – conditioning cleanser, no harsh surfactants
  • Cleansing conditioner – low-poo option for curly hair
SafeGenerally safe
DependsSafe for most
IrritantMay irritate
AllergenDocumented allergen
RestrictedSubject to limits

ELI5

shampoo

What is this?

A hair cleanser that removes dirt, oil, and product buildup.

Ingredients

41 total ingredients. 17 analyzed, 24 not in database.

Hydrators

Glycerin, Propylene Glycol

Contains

SulfatesSiliconesFragranceAllergens

Concern Level

No high-concern ingredients, 5 moderate-concern.

Skin Types

Not ideal for sensitive skin. Patch test first.

How to Use

Massage into scalp, not lengths. Rinse thoroughly.

Fragrance is the most common cause of cosmetic reactions.

Disclaimer: Nutribaba provides ingredient information for awareness only. This is not medical advice. Data sourced from Open Beauty Facts and public ingredient databases. Ingredient safety can depend on concentration and formulation. Always patch test new products and consult a dermatologist for skin concerns.