They have been called ‘beauty’s bad guys’. Here’s why you should avoid parabens. These Faith in Nature products are also free from sodium lauryl sulfates — the detergent that causes super-sudsy lather and can strip hair. If you’ve got coloured hair, it can also prematurely cause the colour to fade. Do Faith in Nature shampoos and conditioners work? I’ve become a big fan of Faith in Nature products. All of the products I have used have a natural feel to them, but without compromising on effectiveness and quality. But joking aside, like their personal care range, these have all been good quality, effective and reasonably-priced products that are more environmentally-friendly than most – and with lovely fragrances!

I love that the fragrances are 100% natural. The jojoba shampoo smells divine. BritMums cofounder Jennifer Howze The Jojoba Shampoo also includes sea salt, jojoba seed oil, orange peel oil, flower oil, and tea tree oil among other ingredients common to shampoos like ammonium laureth sulfate. Most of the ingredients are plant-derived and some are wild harvested and sustainable. Other products feature luscious ingredients like dragon fruit, lavender, aloe vera, grapefruit and rosemary. So their personal care range is great, with products from shampoo and conditioner to body wash and soap bars. But the great thing is, they also have a range of products for your dog, your washing up and your laundry! And again, my experience of all these products has been very positive – Coco has (almost) enjoyed bath time with Faith in Nature’s dog shampoo, I have (almost) enjoyed washing up with Faith in Nature’s washing up liquid, and (almost) enjoyed doing the laundry with Faith in Nature’s laundry liquid!The shampoo does not lather up quite as much, but that doesn’t affect how well it cleans. After a few shampoos, I was used to the difference and really liked it as part of my twice weekly shampoo routine. Reviewing the Faith in Nature Jojoba Conditioner Perhaps the strongest reason to use Faith in Nature products is their natural bona fides. Parabens are not only detrimental to individuals, they can adversely affect the environment. Vegan products avoid animal-derived ingredients, which in hair products can mean milk, honey, beeswax or keratin. We also really love that you can buy Faith in Nature 5L refill containers — a great way to cut down on plastic use in addition to everything else. The Independent newspaper also ranked Faith in Nature among the best vegan shampoos and conditioners.

The soap bars are a regular here at Vegan Mum as well. We stopped using liquid hand soaps some time ago and these soap bars are effective, lather well and are reasonably priced too. They also keep their shape and don’t end up in a gooey mess like some soap bars. From the moment I poured a dollop of the shampoo into my hand, I loved the aroma. The Faith in Nature scents smell natural and luxurious, like the treatment room in an upscale spa. My bathroom felt transformed to a much more pampering space. The fragrances were a revelation; they don’t overpower your senses, but work in harmony with them instead. And there really seems to be a fragrance to suit every mood, whether it’s zingy Grapefruit and Orange to waken up your senses, or the warmer, more sensual Wild Rose for those times when self-care is all important.