I just spotted some new Suave Professionals lines at Drugstore.com!
I absolutely love their Keratin and Moroccan Oil Lines- see my review HERE. They've really stepped up their game in recent years, so I'm excited to see how these new formulas are!
First, is a Seaweed and Lotus Blossom Volume Line. In addition to shampoo and conditioner, there's a leave-in foam.
Salon-proven to volumize as well as Pureology®*.
Enriched with special exotic natural ingredients such as seaweed and lotus blossom and free from parabens and dyes, our Seaweed All Day Body Shampoo & Conditioner products gently cleanse and add body from root to tip so hair is uniformly voluminous.
All Day Body System with Seaweed & Lotus Blossom provides:
- 24-hour body
- Touchably soft, weightless bounce
- Luxurious nature-inspired fragrance
DIRECTIONS: Apply. Lather. Rinse. For best results, follow with Natural Infusion All Day Body Conditioner.For longer-lasting volume, use with Natural Infusion All Day Body Leave-In Foam.
Next up is an Awapuhi Anti-Breakage Line, with a shampoo and conditioner and also a Strengthening Light Leave-in Cream.
Salon-proven to strengthen as well as Pureology®*.
Enriched with special exotic natural ingredients such as awapuhi ginger and honeysuckle and free from parabens and dyes, our Awapuhi Anti-Breakage shampoo and conditioner products gently cleanse and fortify hair to prevent breakage for a thicker, fuller look.**
Anti-Breakage System with Awapuhi Ginger & Honeysuckle provides:
- Up to 95% less hair breakage**
- Stronger hair for thicker, fuller look**
- Luxurious nature-inspired fragrance
DIRECTIONS: Apply. Lather. Rinse. For best results, follow with Natural Infusion Anti-Breakage Conditioner. To enhance strength, use with Natural Infusion Strengthening Light Leave-In Cream.
Last, is a Macadamia Oil Moisturizing line with shampoo, conditioner and a light oil spray.
Salon-proven to moisturize as well as Pureology®*.
Enriched with special exotic natural ingredients such as macadamia oil and white orchid, our macadamia moisturizing shampoo and conditioner products help provide hair with:
- 10x more moisturization**
- Softer, smoother look**
- Luxurious nature-inspired fragrance
All of these are supposed to be dupes for Pureology, so I'll post these to my dupes board on Pinterest.
Which ones are you excited to try?
Suave is not cruelty-free, is it? That's important to a LOT of people - especially animal lovers! Can you recommend a cruelty-free brand?
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely work on finding some cruelty free budget options...I'm an animal lover as well! Unilever that owns Suave says that they do not test on animals unless required by law. Even though Pureology doesn't test on animals, their parent company L'Oreal does, so they aren't entirely cruelty free either. I think when Suave makes a comparison to Pureology, they are only referring to the way the product performs, not the values of the company.
ReplyDeleteAgree with Jennifer. I don't think Suave meant to compare themselves to Pureology in that regard. Just that the formulas are all natural and work as well. I worked for a big cosmetic company before I had my daughter this year and I think most companies are trying very hard to eliminate testing on animals, except where required by law. The government needs to change their policies that puts these requirements on cosmetic brands.
ReplyDeleteI have issues with products that were already proven safe, yet these same products are still being tested on animals today. Like wtf? Unnecessary testing is illogical and the very definition of stupidity. The smugness attitude of feeling dominate/power over another being, similar as the rapists and pedophiles. We already know what works and what doesn't so further testing isn't necessary, especially with beauty products. I also find it interesting that the same brands who demonstrate cruelty over other species are also vandals and abusers towards humans. Case in point, government policies aren't just cruel towards other species by enforcing testing on the weak, but also have policies that posses cruelty and death towards other humans. It is all connected. I forgot which brands they were, but I remember reading an article that states that some brand name beauty products who test on animals are owned by larger companies/corporations that support military might which directly support wars. Going cruelty-free does more than protect other species, it protects other humans too.
ReplyDeleteYou're absolutely right...if the ingredients being used are already on the market in other products and have been proven safe time and time again there's no reason to test it for the millionth time.
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