Sexy Hair Organics
January 11, 2009 by Kori Ellis
Filed under Beauty Products
You probably know about the Sexy Hair brand of haircare products, but did you know they have an organic line? Introduced in November, Sexy Hair Organics is a complete line of organic products that are not only terrific for your hair but also safe for the environment.
The products include up to 95% organic ingredients and formulas. They are paraben, petrochemical, dye and sulfate free. Additionally, the packaging is made from 25-35% post-consumer recycled materials and is 100% recyclable. But more than that, these products leave your hair looking, smelling and feeling fabulous.
The Sexy Hair Organics line features:
Daily Shampoo: An ultra-mild shampoo that provides the ultimate nourishment and hydration to hair while combating damaging free radicals. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 63% organic ingredients.
(10.2 fl oz; SRP: $19.95)Daily Conditioner: A moisturizing conditioner that provides the ultimate nourishment and hydration to hair while combating damaging free radicals. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 77% organic ingredients.
(10.2 fl oz; SRP: $19.95)Leave-In Conditioner: A light leave-in conditioner that provides extra moisture to hair, detangles and tames frizz. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 90% organic ingredients. (8.5 fl oz; SRP: $18.95)
Moisturizing Treatment: An intensive moisturizing treatment that hydrates, protects and detangles dry and damaged hair. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 76% organic ingredients. (6.8 fl oz; SRP: $26.95)
Styling Crème: A body-creating light styling crème that tames frizzy hair while providing it with extra moisture. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 75% organic ingredients. (5.1 fl oz; SRP: $18.95)
Volumizing Mousse: A nourishing volumizing mousse that provides fullness and control to hair. Infused with a fragrance that contains Pureganic™ USDA Certified essential oils and a combination of aloe vera juice, organic goji berry extract, organic avocado extract and organic sunflower oil. Made with 83% organic ingredients. (5.1 fl oz; SRP: $18.95)
Moisture Boost: Made with 95% organic ingredients, this exceptional moisturizing boost protects the hair and adds an extra shot of intense moisture to any conditioner or treatment. (1.7 fl oz; SRP: $26.95)
And guess what? You can win the Sexy Hair Organics line right here at Shopaholics Daily.
Winning is simple. All you need to do to enter is to leave a comment here on the blog about your worst hair disaster. Was it a bad cut or dye job? Did you fry your hair in the summer sun?
You will be automatically entered into the giveaway drawing with your comment. One random winner will be selected from all the commenters to receive the Sexy Hair Organics product line.
The contest runs through Sunday, January 18, 2009 at 11:59pm CT. Please only enter once and leave your email address in the appropriate spot so that we can contact you.
Thanks to Sexy Hair for sponsoring the giveaway.
Sexy Hair products, including Big, Curly, Healthy, Strong, Short, Silky, Straight Sexy Hair, Color Me Sexy, Sexy Hair Organics and Sexy Bath and Body, are available in more than 25 countries. To find out where to get them, visit sexyhair.com.
Photo credit: Sexy Hair
worst disaster is when i lost a bet and shaved my head
Pretty much all of the 80’s was a hair disaster for me!
i once had the worst perm in the entire world.it was so bad i came thisclose to shaving my head
While blowdrying my hair my hairdryer blew up in my hand~(fire sparks came out and burned my hand while I unplugged it from the wall…I drove myself to the E.R. my hand was “killing” me unless I had it under cool water (the 12 minutes to the E.R. seemed like eternity)…obviously I survived:) Another time, I couldn’t get the grill to light, threw on (full blast) all 4 burner dials, looked down and up close and WHOOSH!!! It felt like I got thrown back…my eyebrows, eyelids and front of my hair (thank goodness it was tied back in a pony tail) got rather singed and boy did it smell! I’m a walking disaster.
Jeanne
healthywannabe@frontiernet.net
Uh! One time my little sister was TRYING to braid my hair but instead she put a bunch of knots it in! Took me 3 hours to be able to run a brush through it.
My worse hair disaster was about 7 years ago. I went to the beauty salon to get my hair lightened. The person doing my hair used a hair cap and spent alot of time pulling strands through the cap. They put bleach on the hair and left it on way to long. When they took off the cap and rinsed my hair it was pure white! It looked so awful and my hair was beyond fryed. The hairdresser felt so awful that she redid it for free, but it was beyond repair. It was quite drastic going from a beautiful light brown to pure white.
Trying to have my mom give me a layered look haircut & what a disaster, I had to go to the salon & she had to cut my hair the shortest it ever has been!
One time many years ago when the curly perms were in…I went and had one and it looked so awful on me that I wanted to shave my head!
When I was 15 I trimmed my bangs. They weren’t even so my dad offered to help.
Ended up with 1 inch bangs – so embarrassing!
My worst hair day was when my mother gave me a perm when I was ten years old and she left it in too long and burned my hair. I had to go to school the next day and all the kids made fun of me. That was 57 years ago and I will never fotget it….
Around two years back, I tried dying my hair blonde for the first time in my life. It turned out this bright copper color because my hair has auburn highlights. I waited too long to re-do the roots so I had to redye it completely. My hair was two shades of copper until I dyed the whole mess back to a very dark brown.
I tried to dye my hair blonde (from medium brown) and it turned pink!!! It took forever to get it back to normal. I’ll never try that again!!!
My orphan Annie like perm from third grade. Need I say more?
I have 2 awful experiences. The first happened when my sister highlighted my super dark brown hair with bleach blonde streaks… I wore my hair in a pony tail for 3 months; the other time was in high school I had my hair done for homecoming and it looked like my head was throwing up curls
My worst hair disaster was one time after I had a perm. My hair was firzzy and too curly. I gained the name of buckwheat for a while.
My worst hair disaster happened in 7th grade – I had a perm go bad! We did not have any money to go get it fixed so I walked around with POOFY hair for about 2 years.
When I was 12, I bought dye to lighten the hair on my arms and thought I’d give myself some subtle highlights, but they turned out not to be subtle at all, but bright orange fright streaks on my dark brown hair.
Right now my biggest problem is static – it drives me absolutely crazy all winter long!
Organic hair products are tops.
13 year old and wanted blonde hair, saved all of my allowance (we were very poor so it took a long time) and I bought a box of hair dye that had a lovely shade of blonde on the front of the box. My girlfriend followed the instructions and dyed my very brown long hair. My hair turned orange and I couldn’t afford to fix it. Two months after my color grew out some I got all of my long orange hair cut off. I had to live with that color for two months.
Ionce tired to go blonde(i have very dark hair)………it turn 24 shades of red, blondes, oranges, brown, & I swear there was some green.
I looked liked a spriograph threw up on my head.
Just recently, I wanted a few highlights before my high school reunion. The girl obviously didn’t know what she was doing, because I ended up with highlights that were super curly, which means she burned my hair. Nice…
When I had cancer and had to have chemo and lost most of my hair. My hair did grow back and I’m now cancer free and happy just to be alive. Thanks for having the contest!
I made the mistake of dyeing my hair for the first time before an important function. I am a blonde and my hair turned out a bright orange yellow color that could have probably stood out in a snow storm.
A friend offered to give me highlights and I ended up with streaky, brassy hair!
A hairdresser fried my hair,Im not joking she
give me a perm and it was so frizzy and barely
curly.I wore a scarf for a week and kept conditoning it.I got my money back after I
showed the manager.She looked at it and said
“Im really sorry”.It was a horrible experience
As young teenagers my sisters and I tried to cut one anothers hair.
My worst hair disaster occured on the day my husband was honered by the city. I had to go straight to the hall from work so I brought everything with me and set my hair and changed in the bathroom. One of my co-workers offered to help me and ran a wet comb through my hair. No curles and no time. A really bad hair day.
I had a bad hair cut. Yuck!
I think I’ve suffered all the “hair disasters†and each one seemed like the worst at the time. I wanted to put paper bag over my head! I’ve had the haircut from he!!, the fried perm, and the dyed orange, green, or purple hair. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this giveaway!
I have never heard of this brand but like the idea of organic hair products. I hope i’m the winner as I would love to try these products!
I have very thick hair and a lot of it. Got a perm back in the 80s and a multi-layered cut. Needless to say, you could not find my face for all the hair. To boot the stylist burned the back of my neck–a really painful reminder never to perm my hair again.
Every time I find a product that works for me, it’s discontinued, reformulated, or changed and no one can tell me what replaced the product. Salons tell me, no one was buying it…..I AM! I love the Styling Creme…..please never never never change it!