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A'kin sensitive care shampoo and conditioner: review

12/28/2023

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A gentle natural shampoo for scalps in distress. Formulated with natural ingredients which prioritize gentleness for sensitive scalps.  Dermatologist approved and suitable for kids too.
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If you're one of the many who suffer from an easily irritated scalp, finding the right hair care can feel like searching for a unicorn. Harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrances, and even seemingly gentle formulas can leave your scalp feeling like it's been through a warzone. But fear not, fellow sensitive souls, because A'kin Sensitive Shampoo and Conditioner might just be the calming oasis your locks have been craving.
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Image of my nephew's stunning golden hair after using A'kin sensitive care shampoo and conditioner.
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​​First Impressions:
  • Packaging: A'kin's packaging is simple and clean, reflecting the brand's commitment to natural ingredients. The sleek clear bottles with pops of green and brown lettering feel light and refreshing, perfectly in line with the product's purpose.
  • Scent (or lack thereof): A'kin Sensitive lives up to its name by being completely fragrance-free. This is a major win for anyone who reacts to even the subtlest of scents. It truly feels like a breath of fresh air for the scalp.
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Performance:
  • Lather: A'kin uses gentle surfactants that cleanse effectively without stripping your hair or scalp of their natural oils. The lather is light and creamy, which is perfect for delicate scalps.
  • Cleanse: Despite the gentle lather, this duo cleanses surprisingly well. It removes dirt and buildup without leaving your hair feeling dry or squeaky. My scalp felt soothed and calm after each use, a welcome change from the usual post-wash itchiness.
  • Conditioning: The conditioner is equally gentle and effective. It detangles hair beautifully without weighing it down. My hair felt soft, smooth, and manageable after each use, with a healthy shine that wasn't greasy.

​Long-Term Effects:
After using A'kin Sensitive Shampoo and Conditioner for a few weeks, I noticed a significant improvement in the overall health of my scalp. The constant itchiness and irritation became a thing of the past, and my hair felt stronger and healthier. I even noticed less hair fall, which was a welcome bonus.

As this product is also suitable for children, my nephew gave this a trial run and his hair turned out so smooth and silky, you can see in this photo how beautiful his golden locks look and no stinging for his sensitive eyes. 
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Overall:
If you're looking for a gentle, effective hair care duo that's kind to your sensitive scalp, A'kin Sensitive Care Shampoo and Conditioner is definitely worth a try. It's free from harsh chemicals and synthetic fragrances, and it delivers noticeable results without sacrificing performance. It's become part of my go-to hair care routine, and I highly recommend it to anyone who's been on the hunt for a hair care Holy Grail for sensitive scalps.

Highlights:
  • Gentle and effective cleansing
  • Soothes and calms sensitive scalps
  • Fragrance-free
  • Nourishing and conditioning
  • Improves hair health and reduces hair fall
  • 100 percent vegan
  • Australian made and owned 
  • Sulphate, paraben & silicone free

Key ingredients:
  • Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Aloe Vera): Provides hydration and nourishment.
  • Tasmannia Lanceolata Fruit/Leaf Extract (Tasmanian Pepperberry): Soothes and calms the scalp.
  • Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E): Protects hair from damage.

Final Verdict:
A'kin Sensitive Shampoo and Conditioner is a top-notch choice for anyone with a sensitive scalp. It's gentle, effective, and leaves your hair feeling healthy and happy. Give it a try, and you might just find your scalp-soothing soulmate.

I hope this review helps you decide if A'kin Sensitive Shampoo and Conditioner is right for you. Remember, your hair care journey is unique, so don't be afraid to experiment and find what works best for your locks. Good luck!     

Available at A'kin and Chemist Warehouse. 
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A'kin deep clean shampoo & conditioner - review

11/28/2023

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A'kin, a well-known Australian natural and organic skincare and haircare brand, recently underwent a complete rebranding to reflect its commitment to sustainability and natural ingredients. The new branding features a fresh, modern look with a focus on clean lines, natural colours and botanical elements.      

Having been a fan of A'kin for the past 20 years, I was very excited to try the haircare  in their new line, the effective and nourishing deep clean shampoo and conditioner.  Such beautiful hair care products, still maintaining a naturally beautiful scent which I’ve always loved A’kin for, bursting with mood lifting aromatherapy properties.​
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A'kin Deep Clean Shampoo is a paraben and sulfate-free shampoo that is designed to deeply cleanse and clarify hair. It is formulated with Australian Aniseed Myrtle, Bamboo Extract, and AHAs to remove dirt, oil and product buildup from the hair and scalp.  The consistency is a clear gel, which lathers up nicely.  The shampoo also helps to increase shine and reduce pollution buildup. Featuring a fresh natural fragrance of mandarin and ginger, this scent is exquisite.   I can literally smell the lingering ginger freshness in my hair all day long.   

​A'kin Deep Clean Conditioner is a lightweight, nourishing formula designed to complement the A'kin Deep Clean Shampoo and provide deep conditioning for all hair types, including oily and greasy hair. It is formulated with Coconut Oil, Jojoba Oil, and Shea Butter to hydrate and nourish hair, while also helping to remove dirt, oil and product build up.  Also containing the lush fragrances of ginger and mandarin.

I've been using the A'kin Deep Clean Shampoo and Conditioner for a few weeks now and I'm really impressed with the results. My hair feels so clean and refreshed after I use them and I've noticed a significant reduction in oiliness. The conditioner is also very moisturizing (not heavy and oily), it leaves my hair feeling soft, manageable and tangle free. 
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I would also like to add that I have used a number of other deep cleansing shampoos in the past, as I have very oily hair, but none of them have been as effective as A'kin Deep Clean Shampoo.  I'm really happy with this product and I will definitely continue to use it in the future. It manages to deeply cleanse my hair without making it feel dry and damaged. It makes my hair feel soft, healthy and smooth, which is what I haven’t been able to find with other deep cleansing shampoos. None of them have been as nourishing to my hair as this and they don't leave me with an itchy scalp, as many others do. 
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The changes A'kin have made to its product formulations have made them even more sustainable. The brand has eliminated all unnecessary ingredients and packaging, and it now uses only recycled or recyclable materials. A'kin is also committed to using only natural ingredients, and it has achieved certification from the Australian Certified Organic (ACO) organization.   All of their shampoos and conditioners are sulphate and silicone free. 
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This is by far the best natural shampoo I have tried and A'kin have worked their magic in formulising the effectiveness of their products combined with the amazing fragrances which always put me in a calmer and uplifted mood, what a great way to start the day.   

I'm really looking forward to trying their other shampoos and conditioners, especially the Daily Shine with geranium, cedarwood and patchouli!

Available at A'kin and selected retailers.   
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The Benefits of using Organic Shampoo - Guest Article by Amy Mia Goldsmith

7/5/2015

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The beauty of your hair depends heavily on the quality of the components of the shampoo you use. Although the way your shampoo affects the shine and volume of your hair are extremely significant, it is the way that it affects the health and strength of your hair that is by far the most important. Many renowned shampoo suppliers pride themselves in providing the most efficient and healthy products. However, the only way to be sure that there are no harmful substances in your hair product is to use organic shampoo.
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Some of the harmful substances in shampoos

Research has shown that there are many substances used in shampoos that create that perfect shine and volume, but are extremely harmful for your skin.

For example, sodium and ammonium laureth sulfates are known cancer-causing ingredients. Once Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Sodium Laureth Sulfate were found in almost every shampoo. When concerns were raised over the ingredients’ toxicity level, a lot of companies switched to the ammonium versions, which is to a lesser degree harmful for your skin. Furthermore, polysorbates are a solvent or emulsifier that helps bind oil and water together and is often used to dissolve in oil additives. Although it’s predominantly found in conditioners, there are some shampoos that contain polysorbates.This substance often leaves a residue on the skin, disrupts the skin’s natural pH and emulsifies lipids in the natural protective barrier. Glycol is used as a solvent to incorporate products into a formula and is also considered to be a cancer-causing chemical.  Amodimethicone is a silicone-based polymer used to seal in moisture. However, they act like silicons and seal the scalp, not allowing to breather, which could lead to thinning of the hair. These are just some of the harmful substances that lie hidden in every shampoo bottle. You have to be aware what you use and if you decide to buy a shampoo, carefully study which substances it is made from.



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Organic shampoo to the rescue

One of the best and definitely the safest course of action when it comes to the health of your hair is to resort solely to using organic shampoo. This solution, although a bit unorthodox, can sometimes be the only way to ensure your hair and skin gets the adequate nourishment. There are two reasons against using organic shampoos and they are more local myths or urban legends that actual facts.

There are two most prominent urban legends that prevent most people from using exclusively organic shampoos. The first one is based on the fact that many people believe that the word organic means that it costs more. Even if this were so, the truth is that you can never put a price tag on your own health and your own safety. The difference in price between a genuine organic shampoo and a regular one that you are most likely to buy in a store are actually not that big. This organic myth relates to other organic products as well.

The second stereotype refers to the quality of organic shampoos. Most people are ready to believe that all harmful substances in most of the commercial shampoos are the price one pays in order for his or her hair to look good. This is again yet another urban legend. Organic shampoos are proven to be as good as, and in some cases even outperform regular hair products. If you also consider the fact that the organic shampoo is completely safe for your health, it’s clean which kind of shampoo you will use.


Think twice!

When buying a shampoo for your hair, think twice. Do you want your hair to soak up all the harmful substances and look nice for a while, but slowly destroy its natural balance? Organic shampoo is made from natural substances and it will make your hair both beautiful and healthy.

 At the picture below you can see the quality of my hair after using organic shampoo for just three months. All of my friends complimented how silky and soft it is. Believe me and try it out!
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About the Author

Amy Mia Goldsmith is an Aussie who loves to read and has been writing novels and short stories as long as she can remember. She is currently studying and working in a bookstore. Her passion is beauty and organic makeup and she loves to spend her free time hiking and of course – make up shopping!

Contact Amy  on her Facebook page.




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