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Silky Soft Shampoo

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Silky Soft Shampoo by The Perfect Hair

The Silky Soft Shampoo contains a high concentration of nourishing natural oils and butters, including Marula and Coconut. However, it fails safety compliance for the European market due to the presence of Methylisothiazolinone, which is heavily restricted or banned in many cosmetic categories in the EU due to its high potential for skin sensitization/allergy. While technically legal in the US and SA in rinse-off products, it is considered a high-risk ingredient. Consumers with sensitive skin should avoid this product.

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Last evaluated 6/19/2026, 9:33:27 AM · reevaluation

Lifestyle fit

Fragrance-Free—
Sulfate-Free✓
Paraben-Free✓
Silicone-Free✓
Curly-Girl Approved✓
Color-Safe✓

What's inside

  • Purified water used as a hydrating base.

  • Natural coconut oil used to nourish and moisturize the hair.

  • A natural humectant that draws moisture into the hair.

  • Castor oil, which helps strengthen and condition hair strands.

  • Anti-static agent that helps smooth hair and reduce frizz.

  • Mango butter, which provides deep hydration and softness.

  • Fatty alcohol used to thicken the product and soften hair.

  • Marula oil, a locally sourced African oil rich in antioxidants.

  • Conditioning agent that improves hair combability.

  • Fatty alcohol that helps stabilize the formula and soften hair.

  • Scent used to give the product a pleasant smell.

  • Emulsifier that helps mix oil and water together.

  • Vitamin E, used to protect hair and the product from oxidation.

  • Glycolic acid, used to balance the pH of the shampoo.

  • Mild preservative used to prevent mold and yeast growth.

  • Preservative used to kill bacteria, though it can cause skin reactions.