Sulphates in shampoos, like sodium lauryl sulphate and sodium laureth sulphate, remove grime and product buildup but can also strip hair of natural oils, color, and chemical processes, causing dryness and fragility.
Hair texture and individual needs play a role in deciding whether to use sulphate shampoos. Textures like kinky, coily, Afro hair tend to suffer from drying, while sensitive scalps may experience irritation from heavy chemicals in shampoos.
For those with coloured or chemically processed hair, sulphates can strip the strands, making treatments less effective. While sulphate shampoos may be necessary for thick, oily hair or heavy product users, those with specific hair types may benefit from sulphate-free options.
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