Natural Hair Care - Buy or Pass on these Shampoos / Ingredients Breakdown

My products ingredients breakdown series. "10 Best Shampoos for 4C Hair Type".

I review each shampoo breaking down the ingredients in each shampoo and give my opinion whether to buy or pass.

0:00 - Intro
0:25 - The Product Breakdown intro
0:40 - Welcome to my channel
1:10 - My Natural Hair Care Routine
1:46 - Types of Ingredients in a Shampoo
1:54 - What are Surfactants
2:18 - How to Read an Ingredients Label
4:30 - Product Labels can be misleading
4:49 - The 10 Best Shampoos for 4C Hair Type review begins
5:00 - TGIN Moisture Rich Sulfate-Free Shampoo
5:50 - What are Split Ends
6:28 - What is Sulfate-free
10:21 - Cantu Shea Butter Sulfate-Free Cleansing Shampoo review
12:59 - Carol's Daughter Cactus Rose Water Sulfate-Free Shampoo review
15:41 - Aunt Jackie's Power Wash Clarifying Shampoo review
17:34 - Design Essentials Almond & Avocado Moisturizing & Detangling Sulfate-free Shampoo review
20:40 - Wow ACV Shampoo review
23:57 - Argan & Aloe Shampoo review
26:18 - Dermachange Growth with Biotin Shampoo review
29:05 - She Moisture Manuka Honey & Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Shampoo review
31:12 - Oribe Shampoo for Moisture & Control review
33:17 - Outro

How to read an INGREDIENTS' LABEL
Ingredients are listed on the back of a product in concentration of highest to lowest. 1st ingredient is usually water, which takes up to 50% to 80% concentration of the product, followed by the other ingredients in descending order of concentration, with the 3 to 5 ingredients taking up the remaining bulk of the product, followed by the remaining 10-15 ingredients having 1% or less concentration and not required to be in any specific order.

Certain ingredients perform certain functions and so the concentration of each ingredient may differ and not reflect it's importance., such as preservatives having 1% concentration, but important in preventing bacteria and mold growth.

Ingredients are broken down into 3 categories
1. Active - the main ingredients are within the first 3 ingredients, because they make up 80% - 90% of the product's formulation
2. Base ingredients are within the first 5 ingredients, which help with creating the product's consistency and texture, such as the emulsifiers, emollients, thickeners and silicones
3. Aesthetic ingredients are the next 10 - 20 ingredients (excluding the preservatives) that include the ingredients featured on the front label, but will not be supported by the INGREDIENTS' LABEL as having a function in how the product works. These are marketing claims with no merit.

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